new release 0.60.7 introduces PulpSolverError (free(): invalid pointer) on previously working code about cgl HOT 9 OPEN

And now it breaks when dropping in 0.60.6, so we must have introduced some kind of breaking change :(.

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I couldn't say from the diff in the source what would cause this. If conda install downloads a prebuild binary of coin-or-cgl, then I would suggest trying to also update coinutils, osi, clp, and cbc.

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I could replicate this in a fresh conda environment. It's not necessary to use PuLP or even try to solve a MIP. Just starting cbc causes it to crash.

(cbc) ~ > cbc
free(): invalid pointer
Aborted

But so far, I can't get conda to install coin-or-cgl at 0.60.6. conda install pulp coin-or-cgl=0.60.6 just returns to the command line with no error and no packages installed. Weird.

How did you determine it's CGL that's the issue? Does rolling back CGL also roll back other packages? Or is it really just dropping in a different version of CGL with the newest versions of all other packages? I wouldn't think it would happily do that.

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Everything looks fine on the builds, but I think what could have happened is that I might have merged pull requests in the wrong order for the update versions and accidentally caused Cbc 2.10.9 to be built with Cgl 0.60.6 (see here). In theory, this shouldn't cause problems, as it should be fine to drop in 0.60.7 in place of 0.60.7, but maybe we somehow introduced a breaking change? I have no idea how to force a re-build, but I'll investigate a bit.

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OK, now with mamba, I was able to switch versions of CGL and indeed, this allows Cbc to start.

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How did you determine it's CGL that's the issue? Does rolling back CGL also roll back other packages? Or is it really just dropping in a different version of CGL with the newest versions of all other packages? I wouldn't think it would happily do that.

@tkralphs So I determined cgl was the root cause by systematically building new conda environment with different versions of dependencies & running the .py file, ie use default resolver (latest release) versions of all dependencies and roll back one dependency.

Here are all the dependencies I tested:

-pulp=2.7.0 (default resolver)
-coincbc=2.10.8 vs 2.10.9 (default resolver) made no difference
-coin-or-utils=2.11.6 vs 2.11.8 (default resolver) made no difference
-coin-or-osi=0.108.7 vs 0.108.8 (default resolver) made no difference
-coin-or-clp=1.17.7 vs. 1.17.8 (default resolver) made no difference
-coin-or-cgl=0.60.6 OK vs. 0.60.7 caused error

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@tkralphs So I determined cgl was the root cause by systematically building new conda environment with different versions of dependencies & running the .py file

This is great, thanks for doing that. Let's hope the re-build fixes things.

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🤞 thanks for the quick response.

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It works!

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