Clean Way to bypass exception due to minizinc when importing discrete_optimization.
g-poveda opened this issue · 1 comments
g-poveda commented
The main init.py of the library is checking if minizinc is installed in the computer. We agreed to do it like this, but following some user feedback (and mine too) it might be a bit brutal when the library is used by another project that doesn't rely at all on minizinc solvers.
It is particularly a bit cumbersome when using the library in the cloud (need to install minizinc with a list of commands that are neither in minizinc doc or discrete optimisation doc).