v0.4.0rc0

This is the first step towards supporting newer versions of pip in the backend. The major change is that instead of using pip internals, light-the-torch now actually wraps pip.

If you want to install this version of light-the-torch, use pip install --pre light-the-torch.

Add support for PyTorch LTS

Thanks to @H00N24 light-the-torch now supports PyTorch's LTS releases (#39):

$ ltt install --channel=lts torch

Fix installation of domain libraries

This release contains two bug fixes:

1. The precedence of the AnyBackend, i.e. a package that can run on any backend since it contains no compiled code, over the other backends lead to installing very old versions in case the library provided non-compiled binaries at first. #37 fixes this.
2. The version comparison to select the best installation candidate was based on string comparison, which leads to false results in case one part of the version crosses the single digit threshold. This was fixed in #38.

Fix macOS installation

#33 regressed installation on macOS due to some inconsistencies in PyTorch's naming scheme for earlier versions. #35 fixes this.

Support for multiple CUDA versions

This versions adds support for installing any CUDA version that is supported by the nvidia driver rather than only the one that supplies nvcc. Shoutout to @fepegar for flagging and helping me fixing this!

v0.3.1

Two minor bug fixes:

• warn if no PyTorch distribution is found during ltt install (#28)
• fix extraction logic if a PyTorch distribution is contained in an extra (#29)

v0.3.0

This release enables to install PyTorch wheels from all channels (stable, test, and nightly) instead of hard-coding the stable channel. (#27)

v0.2.2

• pin pip version to < 20.3 (#23)

v0.2.1

• add initial support for inter PyTorch compatibility (#22 )

v0.2.0

For this release the CLI was rewritten (#16). Instead of one overloaded command, ltt now has the subcommands install, extract, and find. For details see the README. Furthermore, the minor Python API is now documented (#18).