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sagemath: update deps (on top of #58320)#58668

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  • python3-Cython: patch for sage
  • sagemath: update to 10.8.
  • python3-cysignals: update to 1.12.6.
  • python3-cypari2: update to 2.2.4.
  • python3-gmpy2: update to 2.2.2.
  • python3-memory_allocator: update to 0.2.0.
  • m4ri: update to 20251207.
  • m4rie: better changelog
  • m4ri: update to 20260122.
  • m4rie: rebuild for m4ri-20260122.
  • brial: update to 1.2.15.
  • ntl: update to 11.6.0.
  • ntl: cross build.
  • flintlib: update to 3.4.0.
  • gap: update to 4.15.1.
  • eclib: rebuild for ntl and flintlib
  • singular: rebuild for ntl and flintlib
  • sagemath: fix some tests
  • sagemath: change sphinx

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  • I tested the changes in this PR: briefly

This is based on #58320, updating dependencies that would need rebuilding sagemath.

I'm in the process of testing.

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@dkwo you may want to try this.

In particular, I made ntl cross, could you make sure that cross built ntl works ok? We also need to adjust flintlib and singular templates so they are built with ntl on cross.

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dkwo commented Jan 27, 2026

Amazing that you got ntl to cross build!
is it possible to merge that change (and the bumps of singular etc) as a separate pr?
this way i could try to build sage with those packages from void repos and test if it works.

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dkwo commented Feb 9, 2026

This looks good to me.
@ahesford Perhaps this can be merged sometimes soon, so that at least sage is unbroken?

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