Open abelsiqueira opened 3 months ago
Also, some solver don't have a low verbosity mode, apparently. I just created an issue for RipQP: https://github.com/JuliaSmoothOptimizers/RipQP.jl/issues/294
For some reason, it was not enough, I don't remember why right now. I closed the issue on RipQP side, though.
While working on #144, I had the issue of telling all solvers to shut up. Since they don't all accept
verbose = 0
, or all use the logging, there needs to be some checking on the solver name or type.One simple solution is to create a dict on the solver name.
Another, that I used here, is to create a function that dispatches on the solver type.
Another is to make sure that all our solvers and wrappers accept
verbose::Int
and translate adequately. This might be infeasible to do right.