Closed alexmyczko closed 5 years ago
Unfortunately those packages still contain sympy 0.7.6, which doesn't have anywhere near the functionality of sympy-1.1.1 which you will get with a pip install.
It is a real pity that the python ecosystem is such a total mess, but we'll have to live with that.
Since the package I want to create will first go into debian unstable, it'll be python3-sympy 1.1.1-2 (or later): as listed at https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=python3-sympy
It is only Ubuntu being slow with archive syncs from Debian.
The current Debian stable (stretch) with 1.0 will not ever get cadabra2, and Ubuntu xenial with that old sympy3 will not be affected either. So the travel of the software package will be like:
but sure, keep the readme docs as before.
Have updated the instructions now since most installs will have a reasonably up-to-date sympy.
this can be replaced with python3-sympy on debian and ubuntu