Use libtorch target in generated operator tests/benchmarks instead of custom op lib target #7245
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Summary:
TSIA. Previously, a custom ATen operator library target was being used as a dependency in the generated operator tests to access ATen operator implementations. However, it seems that using the
libtorchtarget works as well.Change everything to just use
libtorchtoDifferential Revision: D66964157