Ted Ralphs

I don't think there is a list, but it should not be too difficult to figure out by looking through `CbcSolver.cpp` for every occurrence of setting a Clp parameter. That...

If you just search `CbcSolver.cpp` in `master` for `clpParameters`, you can get an idea. Indeed, it seems that primal tolerance and dual tolerance are set to default values here: https://github.com/coin-or/Cbc/blob/0713c30b8e5e2b2a8e1b804ee9d98087fc524530/src/CbcSolver.cpp#L980-L992...

Actually, I spoke too quickly. I had put aside the refactoring effort and it's been long enough that I've probably forgotten a few things. Both `primalTolerance` and `dualTolerance` are in...

It's been a while, but just in case, I wanted to note that the newest releases now correctly have MSVC libraries, but coin-or/Cbc/#522 is still an issue. That should also...

Yes, this is not going to work. What were you trying to do exactly? The `yaml` option is an undocumented hack and is basically there temporarily for my own use...

Ah, I see. That makes sense. If it's still useful, I can use that as motivation to get to producing the `config.yml` for some of the projects where it's not...

Last time I checked, the upgrade to the latest version worked without problems, so it didn't seem worthwhile to upgrade all 20+ projects, which takes a non-trivial amount of time....

Although `coinbrew` is a bash script, bash comes with Git for Windows and other git distributions, so you probably already have it on your machine if you have git. Alternatively,...

@jhmgoossens If it is a big issue, it should be pretty easy to modify the Actions workflow to upload a second tarball containing all sources, including dependencies. I would suggest...

A couple of comments. - The method that is being used for packaging Cbc in python-mip can easily be used with CyLP. Basically, they are just packaging binaries from the...