python-package: disable albumentations version check (#2769) #2849
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When albumentations is imported, it checks its version and warns the user if it is not running its latest version. This is unnecessarily noisy. The goal of the warning is to prevent upstream from receiving bug reports about issues on old versions. Upstream recommends that libraries that rely on it disable it themselves in this manner, see albumentations-team/albumentations#2206 (comment)
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When albumentations is imported, it checks its version and warns the user if it is not running its latest version. This is unnecessarily noisy. The goal of the warning is to prevent upstream from receiving bug reports about issues on old versions. Upstream recommends that libraries that rely on it disable it themselves in this manner, see albumentations-team/albumentations#2206 (comment)