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All of our requirements files have a maximum bound of torch <2.9, except our pyproject.toml was different (<2.10). Since a switch to 2.10 in the requirements files broke CI previously, this standardizes by inistead bringing pyproject.toml down to <2.9. Signed-off-by: William G Hatch <william@hatch.uno>
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this is going to break someone's setup, using the rocm dev docker images. |
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PR #1190 is passing, which does the same thing but bumping the version numbers up. So I'm closing this one. |
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All of our requirements files have a maximum bound of torch <2.9, except our pyproject.toml was different (<2.10). Since a switch to 2.10 in the requirements files broke CI previously, this standardizes by inistead bringing pyproject.toml down to <2.9.
See #1150