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[1.0] Update book examples #4205

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Examples from modified book source migrated here.

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basis_lie_highest_weight(:A, 4, [1,3,2,1]);
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There is a "bug" here in the bug (just fixed it there):

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basis_lie_highest_weight(:A, 4, [1,3,2,1]);
julia> basis_lie_highest_weight(:A, 4, [1,3,2,1]);

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I think this is just a code snippet in the book used to produce timings that is not supposed to have any output associated with it. ping @gfourier

Edit: This file was already in the first round of the book but was not imported here back then.

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@benlorenz @lkastner so should this file (and the other two "non-code" jlcon files) be put into a "do not include list" somewhere and dropped here?

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This file can and will be run with or without the julia> , with the new error checking it should also fail the tests if it triggers any errors. See here: https://github.com/oscar-system/Oscar.jl/actions/runs/11382378478/job/31665741305?pr=4205#step:9:812

I have added the other two non-julia files to the skipped list: 29c62b8 (#4205)

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L:= SimpleLieAlgebra("A", 4, Rationals);;
V:= HighestWeightModule(L, [1,3,2,1]);;
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Ugh, this is GAP code. Will see how we can resolve this in the book (we don't want that tested as Julia code, it can't work)

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same here. this is just a code snipped used to produce timings, so this should neither have output nor get tested. ping @gfourier

Edit: This file was already in the first round of the book but was not imported here back then.

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A lot of the changes here are just reverting changes in show functions that have been added since the 1.0 release, e.g. introduction of Sub-Pc groups, overhauled printing of Groebner bases etc.
Due to these, I expect CI to fail here. Whats the process to handle these cases?

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A lot of the changes here are just reverting changes in show functions that have been added since the 1.0 release, e.g. introduction of Sub-Pc groups, overhauled printing of Groebner bases etc. Due to these, I expect CI to fail here. Whats the process to handle these cases?

This will be switched and rebased to release-1.0.

@lgoettgens lgoettgens changed the base branch from master to release-1.0 October 15, 2024 11:36
@lgoettgens lgoettgens changed the base branch from release-1.0 to master October 15, 2024 11:36
@benlorenz benlorenz changed the base branch from master to release-1.0 October 15, 2024 13:19
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[fundamentals, [1, 0, 0, 1, 0], [0, 1, 0, 1, 0], [0, 1, 0, 0, 1]] => 10
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[fundamentals, [1, 0, 0, 1, 0], [0, 1, 0, 1, 0], [0, 1, 0, 0, 1], [0, 0, 1, 0, 1]] => 10
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this is no code, but just some output formatted as code. This file was already in the first round of the book but was not imported here back then.

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#4131 was another change to the booktests that you may wanna backport

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So how do we proceed? What is necessary to turn this from a "draft" PR into a full one and then merge it? (Other than fixing that one failing CI test -- I don't understand that failure right now, it involves changed printing of some Polymake objects?!)

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So how do we proceed? What is necessary to turn this from a "draft" PR into a full one and then merge it? (Other than fixing that one failing CI test -- I don't understand that failure right now, it involves changed printing of some Polymake objects?!)

From my point of view this is ready. The main point of this PR was to test the code that is now in the book and this was successful.
We could create a 1.0.5 containing the updated book tests if necessary?

We should prbably do a bit of rebasing to combine some of the commits here but keep the other backport commits separate (and merge without squashing)?

The failing doctest for julia nightly is due to some changes in julia, we did some fixes for such errors on Oscar master but I don't know whether we can or should backport them.

We could probably also look into integrating some of the changes from the book-code into the booktests on master, but that is probably more difficult as that code has evolved since 1.0.

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We could probably also look into integrating some of the changes from the book-code into the booktests on master, but that is probably more difficult as that code has evolved since 1.0.

I would welcome a rebase of this (with adaptations) on release-1.1 as well, so that our latest release (which will then be 1.1.2) contains the up to date book tests as well. And this may be an nice step for you in bringing them to master.

Updating the changes to 1.1 or master should be no more than re-running all of the inputs and capturing the outputs. Since we don't change the inputs at all, this shouldn't be tooo hard

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For the 1.0 branch we could simply disable tests against Julia nightly; I see no point in trying to make OSCAR 1.0 compatible with Julia 1.12 and later.

Unless it is trivial I would also not both with the 1.1 branch, but rather make a 1.2 release soon. The book is still many weeks or more likely months out (even if they accept it as submitted, it will take time to get it through the pipeline), so by the time people can it, OSCAR 1.2 will be current anyway.

@benlorenz benlorenz changed the title Update book examples [1.0] Update book examples Oct 18, 2024
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I cleaned up the commits on this branch, I think this is good now to be merged, preferably without squashing.

I took the diff from this branch (book-import + whitespace fix) and applied it to 1.1 here (together with some other related changes) and for master here. There were only some very minor conflicts.

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