Python 3.12

[mhechthz]

MIP still cannot be installed on Python 3.12.

Is there a problem?

[tuliotoffolo]

Did you try the latest release candidate version (1.16RC0)? To install it, you can use pip:

• pip3 install mip==1.16rc0

[mhechthz]

Ok. I could install the release candidate but did not check, if it is working with existing application (I assume it will ;-)). When will the RC be the official version?

Thank You for Your assistance!

[ngtuankhai]

Did you try the latest release candidate version (1.16RC0)? To install it, you can use pip:

• pip3 install mip==1.16rc0

I tried that, but the whole program crashes whenever I instantiate a model.

[maffoo]

We're also very keen to use mip with python 3.12. Is there a timeline for releasing a final version of 1.16?

[AdeelK93]

Hi - are there any bugs outstanding with 1.16? Do you think this could be released soon? Thank you!

[AdeelK93]

hi @h-g-s, would you be able to help with conducting an official 1.16 release? And including this bugfix, which is absent in 1.16rc0

[h-g-s]

Hi Adeel, Yes, a new version soon would be great. One complicating factor is that the next cbc binaries for master (which python-mip depends on) are not being generated for some time. Previously we had a travis service which generated it. Not sure if @ted Ralphs ***@***.***> has some pointer on where we can get it or if Cbc master will be promoted to stable soon. Thanks

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[AdeelK93]

Ideally we can support 3.13 too! Or remove the version ceiling entirely, so an annual release is not required

[artiom]

+1 for 3.13 support

[benoit-waitack]

Hi ! When is 3.13 supported?

[AdeelK93]

Should we aim for 3.14 at this point?

[benoit-waitack]

I don't think that's the best option. 3.14 is not due to another three months, common libraries (numpy, scipy, pandas, matplotlib...) are not gonna be supported by 3.14 for an extra two months at least so I don't see the point of updating a project using Python MIP to 3.14.
Python 3.13 however have been up for 9 months now so it's important to update projects to 3.13.

[chrissype]

Previously we had a travis service which generated it.

What's the reason for not having the travis service to generate binaries anymore @h-g-s ?

[idanmiara]

Did you try the latest release candidate version (1.16RC0)? To install it, you can use pip:

• pip3 install mip==1.16rc0

Hi @tuliotoffolo and all,
It seems that you added support for Python 3.13
after 1.16rc0 was released, Could you please release 1.16rc1 so we can test it easily on Python 3.13 ?
Thanks!

[christian2022]

Ping @tuliotoffolo any objections releasing 1.16rc1 or even 1.16? Let's not leave the good work you're doing hidden...