feat: build linux-cpu standalone environment - #7
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Adds the missing linux-cpu matrix entry alongside the existing win-cpu one. Linux currently only publishes nvidia/amd/intel-xpu variants, which forces no-GPU Linux installs (and CI smoke tests) to pull a multi-GB GPU payload. The requirements-cpu.txt already pins the CPU-only torch wheels, which exist for both Windows and Linux. Amp-Thread-ID: https://ampcode.com/threads/T-019e4c7c-e95a-701a-b35e-4e7adf418aab Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
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Adds the missing
linux-cpumatrix entry alongside the existingwin-cpuone.Linux currently only publishes
linux-nvidia/linux-amd/linux-intel-xpuvariants, which forces no-GPU Linux installs (and CI smoke tests) to pull a multi-GB GPU payload.requirements-cpu.txtalready pins CPU-only torch wheels, which exist for both Windows and Linux on PyPI'scpuindex.After this lands, the upcoming
latest.jsonwill exposelinux-cpuas a fourth Linux variant — and the downstream launcher's lifecycle e2e test will be able to pin Linux installs to CPU the same way it already does on Windows.