setting pytorch dependency version to overcome failures.#31
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dyelar wants to merge 1 commit intouw-ipd:mainfrom
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setting pytorch dependency version to overcome failures.#31dyelar wants to merge 1 commit intouw-ipd:mainfrom
dyelar wants to merge 1 commit intouw-ipd:mainfrom
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…against particular dependency versions. The newer versions were causing failures.
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The current main branch doesn't correctly run the example code to completion due to updates in pytorch. It will fail after a certain point of execution with an error about expecting a graphbolt library it can't find. I've pinned versions of some of the requirements to what was required to get everything to be functional for running against a newly downloaded and installed anaconda on both Ubuntu 22.04.X LTS and RHEL 8. I've also added the additional requirements that caused the script to fail due to being missing.