Which is the nightly released on 30th of June, 2024.
I was wondering what is the corresponding commit hash in the
main PyTorch Github repository
based on which this particular nightly was built?
I tried looking into the last commit id of 30th of June, 2024 on the main github page:
If we take the lastest commit of 30th June, 2024, and view the PyTorch repository corresponding to that commit:
I see that files in
~/pytorch-venv/lib/python3.10/site-packages/torch
on my local machine (i.e. the 30th June, 2024 nightly), is different from the files under:
github.com
Tensors and Dynamic neural networks in Python with strong GPU acceleration - pytorch/pytorch
Thanks
@anantguptadbl
for your answer.
Just curious about something:
I can understand that the
d66f1267...
is the required commit hash on the pytorch github repository.
Any idea about the hash
0bbe39cc0...
? Like what is that?
You can check the
nightly
branch
which shows the actual nightly commit with the date into the
nightly
branch (this is the
0bbe39
commit) as well as the corresponding
main
/
viable/strict
commit (this is the
d66f12
commit).
The link also points to May, 30th, while
this commit
is used for June, 30th.
For the sake of completeness: you can also check the commits via:
torch.version.git_version
# '481ceefe2a93a745b8c9f3f8640374cec7f11fda'
torchvision.version.git_version
# '6205fd2b4821c3efc100ea844bdf042ee59f6c89'
I’m experiencing performance degradation when I compile a nightly release of PyTorch myself compared to the official nightly release available through pip
. I suspect that some environment variables may not be set correctly during my compilation process.
Could you provide information on the environment used to build a PyTorch nightly release with CUDA 12.1? A pointer to the script used to generate the official nightly release would be very helpful.