Volker Braun

Is there a way to manually trigger reevaluation? We don't really care too much about the colors while there is a lot going on, but when idle it would be...

``` $ gdb build/fmpz_mpoly_factor/test/main [..] fmpz_mpoly_factor... fmpz_mpoly_factor 0.04 (PASS) fmpz_mpoly_factor_content... fmpz_mpoly_factor_content 0.02 (PASS) fmpz_mpoly_factor_squarefree... fmpz_mpoly_factor_squarefree 0.01 (PASS) fmpz_mpoly_factor_wang... FAIL: factor is reducible Program received signal SIGABRT, Aborted. 0x00007ffff70ec11c in __pthread_kill_implementation...

Yes, I should have said that: Works fine on gcc 14 / Fedora 41

@antonio-rojas reports that it is also fixed by adding `-fno-strict-aliasing`, this is also what Fedora does: https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/flint/blob/rawhide/f/flint.spec#_97-98 ``` %build # FLINT builds and passes all tests without this using GCC...

For the record, `giac::zmakelinesplit` consistently segfaults the Sage testsuite on the macos M2 buildbot. I could fix it but I don't even know against which repo. +1 for having a...

I don't want to take over this issue, so I opened https://github.com/sagemath/sage/issues/38864 (for lack of an upstream bug tracker)

This is bad, it really should be possible to build both 10.6 and 10.7 at the same time. Maybe upstream can be convinced to go with the flow and bump...

We don't download directly from the source URL unless explictly instructed (or fallback if there is no mirror), rather we download from the sagemath mirrors. Right now you can build...

I mean building 10.6 by cloning the github repo and running `./configure && make`, which I presume most do. Including the CI. This then downloads tarballs from the sagemath mirrors....

Ah ok, if its an optional package then I don't really care