Note that because Atlantis (and its parser dependency) is still closed source, you need to build with the --ssh default flag, exposing your SSH configuration.
I use the following build command:
docker build --ssh default -t atlantis:latest .
Although the build succeeds correctly, the test command fails. Seemingly the following FlatZinc cannot be solved correctly:
var 2..3: x:: output_var;
solve :: int_search([x],input_order,indomain_min,complete) maximize x;
Just returning =====ERROR=====, locally this seems to give a segmentation fault
This PR adds a Dockerfile according to the MiniZinc Challenge instructions: https://www.minizinc.org/challenge/2024/docker/
Note that because Atlantis (and its parser dependency) is still closed source, you need to build with the
--ssh defaultflag, exposing your SSH configuration.I use the following build command:
Although the build succeeds correctly, the test command fails. Seemingly the following FlatZinc cannot be solved correctly:
Just returning
=====ERROR=====, locally this seems to give a segmentation fault