A much more lightweight attempt to make sure the llama-models package is "correct" -- i.e., it has an expected llama_models sub-directory. There are a few downstream workflows where the repository is merely checked out (without a corresponding pip install -e) and it is expected that from llama_models.<foo> works by just setting a PYTHONPATH.
Test Plan
Produced a package with python -m build and then installed it in a fresh conda environment.
Checked that $CONDA_PREFIX/lib/.../site-packages/llama_models contained expected package structure namely:
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A much more lightweight attempt to make sure the llama-models package is "correct" -- i.e., it has an expected
llama_modelssub-directory. There are a few downstream workflows where the repository is merely checked out (without a correspondingpip install -e) and it is expected thatfrom llama_models.<foo>works by just setting a PYTHONPATH.Test Plan Produced a package with
python -m buildand then installed it in a fresh conda environment.Checked that
$CONDA_PREFIX/lib/.../site-packages/llama_modelscontained expected package structure namely: