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by dragonwriter
861 days ago
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> Today, though, pip install works fine for those packages. pip install works, but pip's dependency management doesn't seem to (for Pytorch, specifically) which is why projects that have pip + requirements.txt as one of their installation methods will often have separate pytorch installation instructions when using that method, though if the same project supports conda installation it will be a one-stop-shop installation that way. |
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That’s interesting — I’ve also had difficulties with PyTorch and dependency resolution, but only on the most recent versions of Python, for some period of time after they’re released. Picking Python 3.9 as a baseline for a project, for example, has been very reliable for PyTorch and all the related tooling.