Hello,
I am trying to install CVX version 2.2 on R2019a MATLAB on windows machine. After the installation, I get this warning.
“Verfying CVX directory contents:
WARNING: The following files/directories are missing:
C:\cvx\sedumi.travis.yml
These omissions may prevent CVX from operating properly.”
The installed CVX seems to work though.
Please should this be a concern or maybe I didn’t install it correctly or CVX should still work fine?
Thank you.
My sedumi directory under the cvx 2.2 build 1148 directory has the file .travis.yml . Does your installation have such a file?
I presume if there would be any difficulties, it would only be when SeDuMi is invoked as the solver.
Thank you for your quick reply Mark. Mine does have “.travis.yml”. I am not sure if the dot before the t matters.
I suppose you can try re-unzipping and reinstalling CVX. Other than that, I don’t know, except hope for the best.
Actually, there is a dot before the t , as I have now corrected.
Oh ok.
I installed it a second time. I will try again then. Thank you.
I just re-ran cvx_setup and got the same warning message as you - I hadn’t paid attention to it on the first installation. Perhaps this is a new glitch associated with CVX 2.2, which is a new version. I don’t know whether this is substantive, or just an erroneous (i.e. non-justified) warning.
Oh ok. I now understand it. Please I will wait for any update or development then.
Thank you Mark.
I have to re-run cvx setup twice to avoid below message. It is coming after few runs and can you explain the way to avoid. I am using R2018b and also tried with 2014.
Also I am having the same warning mentioned above.
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Saving updated preferences…done.
Testing with a simple model…done!
To change the default solver, type “cvx_solver <solver_name>”.
To save this change for future sessions, type “cvx_save_prefs”.
Please consult the users’ guide for more information.
Forgot to mentioned. I have academic licence and installed mosek. This is not happening everytime, but time toi time and I have to re.run cvx to work with my code, after I got the above message.