Closed davidweichiang closed 2 years ago
Yes, if you send me specific configurations, I can set them up.
I think going back to Python 3.7 is a good choice; is it standard practice to also test 3.8, 3.9, 3.10?
For PyTorch, I am not sure how far back we should go. Maybe 1.7 or 1.8.
I can't speak to what's standard practice, but I've always followed the same format for my Python package: oldest/newest supported version of Python, oldest/newest supported version of dependencies, dev build of dependencies, (optional) multiple Python interpreters and operating systems.
Currently we test with Python 3.7 and whatever the current version of PyTorch is.
@kennethsible do you know how to set it up so we can test multiple Python versions and multiple PyTorch versions?