Create intermediate integer variables for non-constants
Reusing an intermediate variable causes constraints on the intermediate to be applied to the original, which can have unintended consequences.
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`equality` must be either a LinearExp or a unary partialmethod that accepts a target integer variable and returns Constraints."""
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`equality` must be either a LinearExp or a unary partialmethod that accepts a target integer variable and returns Constraints."""
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# If expression is either an integer variable with the specified bounds or an integer constant, just pass it through
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# If expression is an integer constant, just pass it through
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if isinstance(expression, cp_model.IntVar) and (lambda domain : domain == [lb, ub] or domain[0] == domain[1])(cp_model.IntVar.Proto(expression).domain):
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if isinstance(expression, cp_model.IntVar) and (lambda domain : domain[0] == domain[1])(cp_model.IntVar.Proto(expression).domain):
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return (expression, ())
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return (expression, ())
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else:
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else:
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intermediate: Final[cp_model.IntVar] = super().NewIntVar(lb, ub, name)
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intermediate: Final[cp_model.IntVar] = super().NewIntVar(lb, ub, name)
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