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Hello,
Following the example from DictModel definition · Nonconvex.jl
using JuMP, Nonconvex
jump_model = JuMP.Model()
@variable jump_model 0 <= x[i=1:3] <= 1
@constraint jump_model sum(x) <= 1
model = DictModel(jump_model)
Should I be able to confirm the constraint using NonconvexCore.getnineqconstraints(model)? Because the output is zero.
Thanks
This looks like a bug. The conversion from JuMP is tested NonconvexCore.jl/test/jump.jl at master · JuliaNonconvex/NonconvexCore.jl · GitHub. I will need to look into the above example.
Found the bug. For some reason, Nonconvex only supports named JuMP constraints! This is not intentional and I will try to fix it. But a workaround is:
@constraint jump_model c1 sum(x) <= 1