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We have been having discussions in our weekly dev calls about introducing a "global config file" feature that would allow users to save their preferred/default configurations.
Rationale
We do not currently have any feature to allow users to "save" their common configuration options. We think this would be a quality of life update.
Description
Users can make their own configuration file and pass it into Pyomo, which will use any option in the config file rather than built-in defaults (e.g., could change the default solver to ipopt or sense to maximize; can pass in options that they regularly prefer such as tee=True).
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This is a good thing to do! Regarding your questions:
The default Var domain is Reals, with lb and ub both None.
The default Param domain is currently Any, though that's deprecated--the plan is for it to be Reals. And the default value is None. (For the record, we deprecated in 5.6.9 and said we were going to make the change in or after 6.0, so we could actually do it...)
Summary
We have been having discussions in our weekly dev calls about introducing a "global config file" feature that would allow users to save their preferred/default configurations.
Rationale
We do not currently have any feature to allow users to "save" their common configuration options. We think this would be a quality of life update.
Description
Users can make their own configuration file and pass it into Pyomo, which will use any option in the config file rather than built-in defaults (e.g., could change the default solver to
ipopt
or sense tomaximize
; can pass in options that they regularly prefer such astee=True
).Additional information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: