Generally the wrapper isn't the bit you're worried about, rather the speed and abilities of the underlying solver implementation is the factor you care about mo

Generally the wrapper isn't the bit you're worried about, rather the speed and abilities of the underlying solver implementation is the factor you care about most. We use PuLP for our projects as it is compatible with most LP/MIP solvers giving us the ability to code the formulation once then run on a variety of solvers. I would expect Glop support will be added to PuLP given some time.