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# JuMP v0.18
using PowerModels
using Foo
using Bar

# quick test
result = run_opf("network.m", ACPPowerModel, FooSolver(...))

# compare formulations, keep solver constant
solver_1 = FooSolver(...)

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import MathOptInterface: TerminationStatusCode
export TerminationStatusCode

import MathOptInterface: ResultStatusCode
export ResultStatusCode

for status_code_enum in [TerminationStatusCode, ResultStatusCode]
    for status_code in instances(status_code_enum)
        @eval import MathOptInterface: $(Symbol(status_code))
        @eval export $(Symbol(status_code))

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Terminal outputs for running the following Julia code,

```
using ThreePhasePowerModels; using SCS; scs_solver = SCSSolver(max_iters=10000)
mp_data = ThreePhasePowerModels.parse_file("$(Pkg.dir("ThreePhasePowerModels"))/test/data/matlab/case5_i_r_a.m")
result = run_tp_opf_bf(mp_data, SDPUBFPowerModel, scs_solver)
```

Using Julia v0.6, ThreePhasePowerModels ec535c4, SCS v0.4.0.  There is a notable difference in the solution on Linux and OS X.