Julian Hall

Sorry about this. We don't have the resources to maintain the OSI interface as we work towards our first release, and we should say so in our documentation. Once the...

> Yes, it was precisely this issue that I knew existed, but couldn't find yesterday.

Sure. Now that we're close to completing the patches to v1.2 resurrecting the OSI interface moves up the list of priorities. We need it to enable people to switch from...

> Do you also plan to add implementations of the tableau access functions (https://github.com/coin-or/Osi/blob/master/src/Osi/OsiSolverInterface.hpp#L1985)? Yes, should be pretty trivial since they exist in the HiGHS class. But first we have...

Access using C++ is enabled via `Highs::getBasicVariables`, `Highs::getReducedRow` and `Highs::getReducedColumn`. Thanks to @michaelbynum we have most of a new Python API to HiGHS in https://github.com/ERGO-Code/HiGHS/tree/highspy but the tableau access functions...

> Quick comment on highspy: Consider adding a `pyproject.toml` file to declare the build-time dependencies on pybind11 and pyomo Means nothing to me, but I'm sure that @michaelbynum can interpret...

Sorry about this. We struggle to debug issues on Windows (although we do have continuous integration tests for Windows). > Then i get the intermediate result about the objective and...

> > Sorry about this. We struggle to debug issues on Windows (although we do have continuous integration tests for Windows). > > > Then i get the intermediate result...

Please send me the MPS file

Thanks for your observations. As I understand, by creating branches corresponding to tagged releases we have well-defined and fixed codebase corresponding to each release. I don't understand why you think...