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If you build TorchCodec with ENABLE_CUDA=1 or use the CUDA-enabled release of | ||
torchcodec please review |
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I think we should wait until we have cuda wheels before we mention the "CUDA-enabled release", otherwise this might be confusing for users?
If you build TorchCodec with ENABLE_CUDA=1 or use the CUDA-enabled release of | |
torchcodec please review | |
If you build TorchCodec with ENABLE_CUDA=1, please review |
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I want to get the legal approval for it and not change it last minute. Hence I added a blanket clause. I can add a (when available) to it if you want.
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Can we get legal approval for the full sentence now, land with the suggestion, and re-add the "CUDA-enable release" at the time of release? It doesn't seem much more work than adding "when available" and then having to remove it?
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I am inclined not to change legally approved sentences.
We can delay merging this PR though
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However, TorchCodec may be used with code not written by Meta which may be | ||
distributed under different licenses. | ||
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For example, if you build TorchCodec with ENABLE_CUDA=1 or use the CUDA-enabled release of torchcodec, please review CUDA's license here: [Nvidia licenses](https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/eula/index.html). |
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Consider keeping the line length similar to the rest
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