gurobipy 9 release notes?
AnsweredI've been searching everywhere, but I cannot find a detailed set of release notes for gurobipy 9.0.0 (or for any other version).
How can I get a set of release notes?
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You can find the general Gurobi release notes in the \( \texttt{ReleaseNotes.html} \) file found in your Gurobi installation. E.g., on macOS, the 9.0.0 release notes by default are at \( \texttt{/Library/gurobi900/mac64/ReleaseNotes.html} \).
Another useful resource is the list of bug fixes by version.
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So there isn't any release notes that are specific to the Python API? I was trying to find a list of new functions/methods/parameters, and any changes to specific methods.
For example, the way that output suppression works seems to have changed, and I can't find anything that documents the change. During my search for documentation on that, I noticed that in the most recent release, Env and Model have become context managers, which would be good to know about when I updated to the newest version. The fact that I found two changes in a short amount of time makes me wonder what other changes occurred.
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Unfortunately, I am not aware of any notes that specifically detail all of the changes to the Python API. Many of the new features detailed in the release notes apply to the Python API and come with new methods/attributes/etc. (piecewise-linear constraints, automatic piecewise-linear translation of nonlinear functions, MIP scenario analysis). I do understand how such a list could be helpful, though. I'll pass this comment along to the development team.
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OK, Thanks
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