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Fix attr_to_scope's key in torch/utils/tensorboard/_pytorch_graph.py
#65692
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@liulixinkerry thank you for your contribution! Can you add a test to go along with this change? |
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@liulixinkerry Thank you for the thorough test and investigation! Apologies for not responding earlier, I was on vacation for a few days last week and I'm catching up on things now. Just some small areas to address, but otherwise looks good!
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@liulixinkerry looks great, I'll merge this in on Monday. Thanks for your contributions in making PyTorch better! |
@edward-io merged this pull request in 2572399. |
Fixes #65652