Added nanovdb-editor as an optional dependency#559
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Also added a compatibility matrix of software similar to PyTorch (https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/main/RELEASE.md#release-compatibility-matrix) Signed-off-by: Jonathan Swartz <jonathan@jswartz.info>
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This PR updates fVDB’s installation documentation to better communicate supported platform/software combinations per release, and extends Python packaging metadata with an install-time optional dependency for the visualization/viewer functionality.
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- Added a
vieweroptional dependency group to the Python package metadata (pyproject.toml) to installnanovdb-editoronly when needed. - Replaced the prior single-row requirements table in
docs/installation.rstwith a per-minor-release compatibility matrix (PyTorch/Python/CUDA/Vulkan).
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pyproject.toml |
Introduces a viewer optional dependency extra for nanovdb-editor. |
docs/installation.rst |
Adds a compatibility matrix and clarifies supported software versions per fVDB minor release. |
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This pull request updates the documentation and package configuration to clarify supported software versions and add an optional dependency for the viewer feature. **Documentation updates:** * Updated the software requirements section in `docs/installation.rst` to include a compatibility matrix that specifies supported versions of fVDB alongside compatible versions of PyTorch, Python, CUDA, and Vulkan for each minor release. This provides clearer guidance for users on which software versions are officially supported. **Packaging improvements:** * Added an optional dependency group `viewer` in `pyproject.toml` for the `nanovdb-editor` package, allowing users to install viewer-related dependencies only when needed. --------- Signed-off-by: Jonathan Swartz <jonathan@jswartz.info>
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This pull request updates the documentation and package configuration to clarify supported software versions and add an optional dependency for the viewer feature.
Documentation updates:
docs/installation.rstto include a compatibility matrix that specifies supported versions of fVDB alongside compatible versions of PyTorch, Python, CUDA, and Vulkan for each minor release. This provides clearer guidance for users on which software versions are officially supported.Packaging improvements:
viewerinpyproject.tomlfor thenanovdb-editorpackage, allowing users to install viewer-related dependencies only when needed.