Paul Söderlind
Paul Söderlind
> Try something like > using URIParser, LibExpat, WinRPM, Compat WinRPM refuses to build (same as before). Anything earlier in this chain?
Seems to work (or?). Apart from deprecation warnings, it finishes with 7b982d4f496bdacd728c607fccfd34e605551dc150c332897a3115ca5c80256c 960fbb5f7eb58070c206a19b9df3e171b2e0e07261e849c0aa95f3bd97114495 1464610018 369284 3367104
sorry, that's not how it looked like when I typed it in. Basically, it ends with a block like "data type="primary".... and closes with repomd
Thanks. You are right. It works hard - and is done after 20 minutes. Same thing happens when I just say using WinRPM (it also takes 20 minutes). In either...
Thanks. I'll give it a try. I like using OSQP for the all these optimisations that pop up in the lecture notes (MV, style analysis, LASSO, etc), but I should...
Thanks for the reply. I'll have a look, but I doubt I can submit a useful PR (as I don't know much Python). With a bit of luck someone who...
Using the julia function suggested in https://github.com/oxinabox/ipynb2LiterateJulia/issues/5 would handle this
this caught me too - in a simple application where I display a _too_ large html string with tabular data.
No, what I did was to port the matlab code, which means calling OSQP directly. See eg. https://osqp.org/docs/examples/huber.html.
The code (which is brute force translation of the matlab applications) is [in this github repository](https://github.com/PaulSoderlind/OSQPExamplesJulia). Maybe this (or an improved version of it...) would be a useful addition to...