MIP_Helper
This is a Python library used in the hbpmip/python-mip Docker image in order to ease developers job. It provides functions to read and write data from/to the MIP.
For more details, please have a look at python-mip.
How to update it
Update the library code
Run the build.sh script in order to generate the .rst version of the README and build the library
Commit and push your changes and run the publish.sh script in order to publish the new release on PyPI
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