Merge pull request #133 from JuliaOpt/verbose

added new argument to solve method to turn off infeasibility warnings
jump-dev · Mar 27, 2016 · cf07d0e · cf07d0e
2 parents c6bf066 + 0d65824
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diff --git a/docs/solvers.rst b/docs/solvers.rst
@@ -53,3 +53,8 @@ If we wish to increase the maximum number of iterations for ECOS or SCS, we can
 	solve!(p, ECOSSolver(maxit=10000))
 	using SCS
 	solve!(p, SCSSolver(max_iters=10000))
+
+To turn off the problem status warning issued by Convex when a solver is not able to solve a problem to optimality, use the keyword argument `verbose=false` of the solve method, along with any desired solver parameters:
+::
+
+	solve!(p, SCSSolver(verbose=false), verbose=false)
diff --git a/src/solution.jl b/src/solution.jl
@@ -14,7 +14,9 @@ function solve!(problem::Problem,
 end
 
 function solve!(problem::Problem;
-                warmstart=false, check_vexity=true)
+                warmstart=false, 
+                check_vexity=true,
+                verbose=true)
 
   if check_vexity
     vex = vexity(problem)
@@ -34,7 +36,7 @@ function solve!(problem::Problem;
   # populate the status, the primal (and possibly dual) solution
   # and the primal (and possibly dual) variables with values
   populate_solution!(m, problem, var_to_ranges, conic_constraints)
-  if !(problem.status==:Optimal)
+  if !(problem.status==:Optimal) && verbose
     warn("Problem status $(problem.status); solution may be inaccurate.")
   end