I have an ongoing problem with understanding how I should treat aliases in
Sage.
I have implemented a new method for Graph, named *degeneracy*. Another term
which is sometimes used to describe degeneracy is *linkage*. So I have
something like:
@doc_index("Degeneracy")
def degeneracy(self):
r"""
...
"""
return ...
linkage = degeneracy
I have tried something similar while implementing a couple of isoperimetric
numbers of graphs (see https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/21942).
However, after building the docs I see in
doc/sage/html/en/reference/graphs/sage/graphs/graph.html, under the heading
Degeneracy, two methods: cores() (which was there, I have just modified its
doc_index) and linkage(). No degeneracy(). I would be the best to have
there degeneracy() only, but perhaps even having both is acceptable; but
not only linkage() (which is just an alias, in my opinion it is a much less
common term, at least in the community of graph theorists).
Have I done anything wrong here?
Thanks,
Peleg.
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