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Patch release v0.1.4+1

• As mentioned in Making the solver parametric #11 the solver is now Optimizer Agnostic!

• Currently supports GLPK and Gurobi

• Can not support SCIP, it doesn't support Lazy Constraints Callbacks

• Solver remaining to test: CPLEX and Xpress (Any feedback on these solvers is most welcome!)

According to JuMP manual, the supported solver for Lazy Constraints Callbacks are:

• CPLEX, GLPK, Xpress, Gurobi

Some bug fixes

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Patch release v0.1.4+1

• As mentioned in Making the solver parametric #11 the solver is now Optimizer Agnostic!

• Currently supports GLPK and Gurobi

• Can not support SCIP, it doesn't support Lazy Constraints Callbacks

• Solver remaining to test: CPLEX and Xpress (Any feedback on these solvers is most welcome!)

According to JuMP manual, the supported solver for Lazy Constraints Callbacks are:

• CPLEX, GLPK, Xpress, Gurobi

Some bug fixes

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Patch release v0.1.4+1

• As mentioned in Making the solver parametric #11 the solver is now Optimizer Agnostic!

• Currently supports GLPK and Gurobi

• Can not support SCIP, it doesn't support Lazy Constraints Callbacks

• Solver remaining to test: CPLEX and Xpress (Any feedback on these solvers is most welcome!)

According to JuMP manual, the supported solver for Lazy Constraints Callbacks are:

• CPLEX, GLPK, Xpress, Gurobi

• Some bug fixes

Next patch objectives:

• Continue document (DocString) the package
• CodeCoverage is only 17.82%, to improve

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Patch release v0.1.5

• As mentioned in Making the solver parametric #11 the solver is now Optimizer Agnostic!

• Currently supports GLPK and Gurobi

• Can not support SCIP, it doesn't support Lazy Constraints Callbacks

• Solver remaining to test: CPLEX and Xpress (Any feedback on these solvers is most welcome!)

According to JuMP manual, the supported solver for Lazy Constraints Callbacks are:

• CPLEX, GLPK, Xpress, Gurobi

• Some bug fixes

Next patch objectives:

• Continue document (DocString) the package
• CodeCoverage is only 17.82%, to improve

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Patch release v0.1.6

✅ As mentioned in #11 the solver is now optimizer agnostic!
✅ Currently supports GLPK and Gurobi
✅ Bug fixes
✅ RingStarProblems.jl is not "an empty" package anymore, see here.

• Can not support SCIP, it doesn't support Lazy Constraints Callbacks
• Solver remaining to test: CPLEX and Xpress (Any feedback on these solvers is most welcome!)

According to JuMP manual, the supported solver for Lazy Constraints Callbacks are:

• CPLEX, GLPK, Xpress, Gurobi

Next patch objectives:

• Continue document (DocString)
• CodeCoverage is only 17.82%, to improve, some files are at 0% because they are future functionalities for the project, and they lower the percentage.
  

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Patch release v0.1.7

✅ Using Symbol to name instances instead of Strings:

symbolinstance = :TinyInstance_12_2
julia> RSP.rspoptimize(pars, symbolinstance, optimizer_with_attributes(GLPK.Optimizer,
			"msg_lev" => GLPK.GLP_MSG_ALL,
			"tm_lim" => pars.timelimit)

Was previously:

id_instance = 3
julia> RSP.rspoptimize(pars, id_instance, optimizer_with_attributes(GLPK.Optimizer,
			"msg_lev" => GLPK.GLP_MSG_ALL,
			"tm_lim" => pars.timelimit)

And

julia> symbolinstance = :berlin52
julia> RSP.rspoptimize(pars, symbolinstance, optimizer_with_attributes(Gurobi.Optimizer,
		"TimeLimit" => pars.timelimit))

Was previously:

julia> id_instance = 14
julia> RSP.rspoptimize(pars, id_instance, optimizer_with_attributes(Gurobi.Optimizer,
		"TimeLimit" => pars.timelimit))

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