There are apparently no major breaking changes to take into account, so the main topics are:
update requirements;
update docker images and related github actions.
That being said, some dependencies do not necessarily move very fast to new versions either (e.g. autoawq), so this might add a small layer of complexity to support various versions.
Might not be super critical (yet), as torch 2.3 is still quite widely used and available in common environments.
There are apparently no major breaking changes to take into account, so the main topics are:
That being said, some dependencies do not necessarily move very fast to new versions either (e.g. autoawq), so this might add a small layer of complexity to support various versions. Might not be super critical (yet), as torch 2.3 is still quite widely used and available in common environments.