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Support Gurobi Cloud
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Currently, python-mip can be used to solve problems with Gurobi on the local machine.
A recent mailing-list question asked about corresponding support for Gurobi Cloud.
It’s true that this still requires a local Gurobi installation and that a different call must be made to create a Gurobi environment. Namely, in place of GRBloadenv, the related GRBc_loadcloudenv should be called, passing the license details as strings.
It might make sense to create a specific constructor for this, or else add a separate SolverGurobiCloud class for that purpose.
I’d like to work on a PR for this feature, but I don’t currently have a (cloud) license for testing.
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:5 (1 by maintainers)
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A simpler way is to specify the cloud via the license file. This should work without changing the code - you just use a cloud license as your default license file and the environment should start as a cloud environment.
This can be closed as the feature is already available after all.