Jason K. Moore

We can add them all as long as we keep the time down and can always delete them later if we every have to replace one.

From c576b31430c782895967fdf5c401208c033072b0 (on my laptop): ``` computation time summary: - ../examples-gallery/plot_drone.py: 251.96 sec 0.0 MB - ../examples-gallery/plot_pendulum_swing_up_variable_duration.py: 180.83 sec 0.0 MB - ../examples-gallery/plot_ball_rolling_on_spinning_disc.py: 175.27 sec 0.0 MB - ../examples-gallery/plot_parallel_park.py: 165.30...

You may have a faster computer than me, but I'm just logging them here manually to keep a check on things. I'm not trying to prompt discussion, just keeping a...

This is the output from the most recent Github actions CI run: ``` computation time summary: - ../examples-gallery/plot_car_around_pylons.py: 79.64 sec 0.0 MB - ../examples-gallery/plot_drone.py: 69.66 sec 0.0 MB - ../examples-gallery/plot_parallel_park.py:...

If we are saving solutions, there is no reason to even run `.solve()`. There are three options a user that downloaded the file may want: - use our solution without...

Yes, the animations will take time, those have to be generated each time I think. But we can always reduce the number of frames that are generated. 30 fps should...

I hit my first RTD's CI limit on #361 (ran out of memory). So I think we definitely need to make some changes. For all examples we should at least...

I'd prefer to switch to text files, because it is better for git (it is made to track txt not binary files).

I think we can skip storing info (see how I did it here #361 ) You can do one PR per example (easiest to review) or more than one in...

If you mean "should I save info to a file on disk"? No we don't need that.