Add __enter__ and __exit__ methods to Optimize class in Python API #7477
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This enables the use of the with statement for the Optimize class to concisely call push() and pop(). This works similarly to the Solver class.
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This enables the use of the with statement for the Optimize class to concisely call push() and pop(). This works similarly to the Solver class.
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This PR is a natural follow-up to #7025.
It enables the use of the with statement for the Optimize class to concisely call push() and pop(). This works similarly to the Solver class.