Closed jiapei100 closed 1 year ago
Sure.
But you're talking about a manually installed Tensorflow wheel which is not officially supported by Faceswap, so it's kinda edge case. If you have got to the point that you can get Faceswap to run with an unsupported version of Tensorflow, then you're probably at the point where you can also code around this issue, no?
You're welcome to PR a solution that catches and handles any matching manually installed wheels though.
@torzdf Thank you... I found out a dirty way to handle this particular tensorflow, but not a generalized solution.
Thank you anyway...
only finds packages installed by 'pip install pkg`. But what if the packages are installed manually? For instance, my tensorflow is manually built as:
tensorflow @ file:///tmp/tensorflow_pkg/tensorflow-2.14.0-cp310-cp310-linux_x86_64.whl#sha256=cc31b12714e13d35aeb5584aa977e5597e22dd7f089ceb75d9bee1656846757a
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