Closed ksbeattie closed 4 years ago
Built a new one, and I'm testing it now.
Okay, I built a new one and tested it against Idaes-pse. Should be good to go. Do you want me to just update the broken one, or should we create a new release? idaes-solvers-ubuntu2004-64.tar.gz idaes-lib-ubuntu2004-64.tar.gz
It really depends on the amount of effort to cut a new release. It would be nice to have a "clean" 2.1.1 with the correct version number in there (without the "dev1"). Maybe it's just me being too picky, but that kinda bugs me.
If it's just a matter of re-rolling the .tar.gz files with the fixed license.txt files, I'll help out with that.
Oh, yeah. Didn't even think about the version number. Updating the version that is reported is a matter of editing the version.txt file in the tarballs. If you want to do that, that's okay with me. I don't want to do anything by hand like that. 100% chance I'll mess it up. I guess I could also just rebuild and retest everything. May not be a bad idea, since apparently I missed the fact that ipopt was missing in one of builds.
If we do do a new version, we also need to remember to update the default download URL in idaes's config.py.
I can do the by hand stuff if needed, is the rebuilding/testing automated? If so, that's perhaps the way to go.
Is it also the case that a new release of idaes-ext can't really be effective (used by default by idaes get-extensions
) unless a new release of idaes-pse is done (with an updated config.py
)? If so, that's unfortunate and we should probably look into using the same mechanism that get-examples uses - that it grabs a mapping file from master (on examples-pse) that we can updated when either is upgraded.
Yeah, the build and test is automated. I have docker set up to do it. It's a bit time consuming, but I just have to kick-off the builds and hope for the best.
@jsiirola, the builds pull the latest pynumero master, I just realized I need to make sure I test that. Anyway I guess the will get us the latest Pynumero library. Hope it doesn't break anything, but I'll find out.
Okay, the newest pynumero library passes the tests. I'll go ahead and update the version number, rebuild, and retest everything.
Alright new release is tested, and working. https://github.com/IDAES/idaes-ext/releases/tag/2.1.1
It appears that
idaes-solvers-ubuntu2004-64.tar.gz
is missing the actualipopt
binary.