Optimizer FAQs

Question 1

What is the typical workflow for contributing to the Optimizer project?

Accepted Answer

The typical workflow involves forking the repository, creating a feature branch from `develop`, developing changes with tests, submitting a PR to `develop`, undergoing a review process, and merging after approval and successful CI checks.

Question 2

What types of branch protection policies are in place?

Accepted Answer

The `main` branch requires 2 reviewers, passing status checks, and a linear history. The `develop` branch requires 1 reviewer and passing status checks. `release/*` branches also require 1 reviewer and passing status checks.

Question 3

What libraries does Optimizer use?

Accepted Answer

Optimizer utilizes PuLP and OR-Tools, popular open-source libraries for linear and integer programming, to solve optimization problems.

Question 4

What kind of testing is done on the Optimizer project?

Accepted Answer

The CI/CD pipeline includes unit tests, integration tests, type checking and security scanning to ensure code quality and security.

Question 5

What is Optimizer?

Accepted Answer

Optimizer is a mathematical optimization server that leverages PuLP and OR-Tools, providing a powerful platform for solving optimization problems in various applications.

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