Open mhechthz opened 8 months ago
Did you try the latest release candidate version (1.16RC0)? To install it, you can use pip:
pip3 install mip==1.16rc0
Ok. I could install the release candidate but did not check, if it is working with existing application (I assume it will ;-)). When will the RC be the official version?
Thank You for Your assistance!
Did you try the latest release candidate version (1.16RC0)? To install it, you can use pip:
pip3 install mip==1.16rc0
I tried that, but the whole program crashes whenever I instantiate a model.
We're also very keen to use mip
with python 3.12. Is there a timeline for releasing a final version of 1.16?
Hi - are there any bugs outstanding with 1.16? Do you think this could be released soon? Thank you!
hi @h-g-s, would you be able to help with conducting an official 1.16 release? And including this bugfix, which is absent in 1.16rc0
Hi Adeel,
Yes, a new version soon would be great. One complicating factor is that the next cbc binaries for master (which python-mip depends on) are not being generated for some time. Previously we had a travis service which generated it.
Not sure if @Ted Ralphs @.***> has some pointer on where we can get it or if Cbc master will be promoted to stable soon.
Thanks
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Ideally we can support 3.13 too! Or remove the version ceiling entirely, so an annual release is not required
MIP still cannot be installed on Python 3.12.
Is there a problem?