Hi Ada, Em ter, 2024-07-09 às 07:27 +0000, Ada Stevenson escreveu: > Hi Vinicus, > > On 01/06/2024 6:43 am, Vinicius Monego wrote: > > Em qua, 2024-05-22 às 09:19 +0000, Ada Stevenson escreveu: > > > Hi Guix, science team! > > > > > > I was reaching for SageMath today and couldn't find it in the > > > package > > > repository. I notice there's a sagemath.scm file, but no actual > > > SageMath > > > package proper. Is there any work being done on packaging it at > > > the > > > moment? Are there any particular blockers preventing its > > > packaging > > > (excessive dependencies, difficult build etc.)? > > > > > > Having SageMath in Guix would be really handy for me, so I'm > > > happy to > > > give packaging it a go if the only reason is that there's not > > > enough > > > interest (I will just have to wait until after exams, so in about > > > 3-4 > > > weeks). > > > > > > Hope you are all doing well! > > > > > > Warmly, > > > Ada > > > > > > > Hi Ada, > > > > SageMath has a lot of dependencies which you can see on > > https://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/reference/spkg/ > > > > These are my current notes (I'm not sure how to organize them > > online): > > Thank you! This is a great resource. Sorry for not responding > earlier, I > was in the midst of exams. I just want to check if this is still up > to > date, as far as you know. I want to start helping out with this > effort. >
Yes, it is up to date. I am still waiting for the python-team branch to be merged because it also introduces dependencies for jupyterlab, which I am interested in packaging. Issue 70924 could be merged already, if anyone wants to review, and then I merge it in the weekend. > > > > Standard packages: > > > > + Available in the python-team branch (not yet merged): > > > > - fqdn (python-team) > > - isoduration (python-team) > > - jupyter-events (python-team) > > - jupyter-server-terminals (python-team) > > - notebook-shim (python-team) > > - overrides (python-team) > > - referencing (python-team) > > - rfc3986-validator (python-team) > > - uri-template (python-team) > > > > + Series 1 (submitted as issue 70924): > > > > - async-lru (review) > > - calver (review) > > - memory-allocator (review) > > - pplpy (review) > > - primecount (review) > > - primecountpy (review) > > - pyproject-api (review) > > - types-python-dateutils (review) > > > > + Series 2 (currently working on, not yet submitted): > > How are you going with this series? Is there anything I can help > with? > I think the best approach right now is to update the packages from issue 56729. Some of these have been submitted there but are out of date, and some others I updated in 70924. I'll help reviewing your submission. Also, I didn't go any further on the list since my last message. > > > > - gfan (NEXT) > > - gnumake-tokenpool (v0.0.7+ needs Python 3.11+) > > - jupyter-lsp (needs updated jupyter-core) > > - palp http://hep.itp.tuwien.ac.at/~kreuzer/CY/CYpalp.html (NEXT) > > - pytz-deprecation-shim (OK but temporary usage only) > > - sympow > > - tachyon: http://jedi.ks.uiuc.edu/~johns/raytracer/files/ > > > > + Remaining standard packages: > > > > I'll give these a go. > Sounds good. > > - combinatorial-designs > > - comm > > - conway-polynomials > > - elliptic-curves > > - graphs > > - jmol > > - jsonschema-specifications > > - jupyter-jsmol > > - jupyterlab > > - jupyterlab-mathjax2 > > - pari-galdata > > - pari-seadata-small > > - polytopes-db > > - pplpy-doc > > - sage-conf > > - sage-docbuild > > - sage-setup > > - sagenb-export > > - sagetex > > - sphinx-inline-tabs > > - threejs > > > > Optional packages: > > Wow, that is a lot! > > > > - admcycles > > - benzene > > - buckygen > > - coxeter3 > > - csdp > > - cunningham-tables > > - cylp > > - d3js > > - database-cremona-ellcurve > > - database-cubic-hecke > > - database-jones-numfield > > - database-knotinfo > > - database-kohel > > - database-mutation-class > > - database-stein-watkins > > - database-stein-watkins-mini > > - database-symbolic-data > > - dsdp > > - e-antic > > - frobby > > - gap-jupyter > > - gap-packages > > - github-cli > > - glucose [looks easy] > > - jupymake > > - kenzo > > - latte-int > > - libsemigroups [looks easy] > > - lidia > > - mathics > > - mathics-scanner > > - matroid-database > > - mcqd > > - meataxe > > - msolve > > - nibabel [looks easy] > > - normaliz [looks easy] > > - notedown > > - onetbb > > - ore-algebra > > - p-group-cohomology > > - pandoc-attributes > > - papilo > > - pari-elldata > > - pari-galpol > > - pari-nftables > > - pari-seadata > > - perl-cpan-polymake-prereq > > - perl-mongodb > > - phitigra > > - plantri [looks easy] > > - polymake [looks easy] > > - polytopes-db-4d > > - pycryptosat [looks easy] > > - pynormaliz [looks easy] > > - pyppeteer > > - pyscipopt > > - pysingular > > - pyx [looks easy] > > - qepcad > > - rst2ipynb > > - rubiks > > - saclib > > - sage-flatsurf > > - sage-numerical-backends-coin > > - sage-numerical-backends-cplex > > - sage-numerical-backends-gurobi > > - sage-sws2rst > > - scip > > - scip-sdp > > - singular-jupyter > > - sirocco > > - slabbe > > - snappy > > - soplex > > - tides > > - topcom > > > > As you can see, it's a lot of packages and dependencies, and these > > are > > only the missing ones. Some of them are outdated, abandoned, or too > > recent. Some of the already packaged dependencies may be too old or > > need patches. We need at least the standard packages. Finally, we > > have > > to glue them all in the sagemath package. So it's a lot of work and > > nontrivial. > > > > If you'd like to help, you can choose to package one of those > > "looks > > easy" (but optional) packages, if you're new to Guix. Or try to > > help > > with the more complex, yet more important, standard packages. You > > can > > see the source link to every dependency in that sagemath packages > > link. > > Issue 56729 is a good starting point. > > Thanks! I'll start with issue 56729, and hopefully bring it up to > speed. > Have fun :) > > > > The blockers are all of those you listed: excessive dependencies, > > difficult building and lack of interest. > > > > Vinicius > > Warmly, > Ada Vinicius
