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SCS compilation on Python 3.12 is work in progress, there's a PR open (https://github.com/bodono/scs-python/pull/70). If you are on mac or linux this should work ``` pip install git+https://github.com/enzbus/scs-python pip install...

You may retry now, the `scs` conda installer was just updated (https://github.com/conda-forge/scs-feedstock/pull/38). Make sure you install the latest version there.

Here's a small code snippet to show the usefulness of this ```python import cvxpy as cp import numpy as np import osqp x = cp.Variable(3) p = cp.Problem(cp.Maximize(cp.sum(x)), [x[0]=0, x[1]

Hello, everything is correct there. You need to have blas installed to compile scs from source. We are distributing compiled wheels (in which we link blas statically) but not for...

Actually, @xconverge, could you post the output of `numpy.show_config()` from your aarch64 linux box when you **don't** have blas installed system-wide? Maybe we can add a clause to the `meson.build`...

It doesn't look good, `numpy` is pointing to the system directory for `blas`, I know they ship an `openblas` they compile independently but it doesn't show there. I don't think...

It's a mystery, I don't see any link to `blas` there. @bodono, any ideas?

Have you tried to solve a problem with PSD cones? `scs` will give you an error if it's not linked to `blas`. Not sure if it's a good idea, but...

I made a commit in my branch that turns the error you got into a warning. I'm not able to test it because if I remove `blas` from my linux...

Ok I think I know what's going on, there's a compilation flag that probably needs to be unset if `blas` is not there. Try now: `pip install git+https://github.com/enzbus/scs-python`