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jpeg <0.0.0a run constrain breaks pillow torchvision compatibility #28
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Please see conda-forge/conda-forge.github.io#673 The last comment is me mostly admitting the difficulty in fixing the problem you are hitting. My solution has been to
generally gets you through. |
Thanks for providing the insight @hmaarrfk. Forcing uninstall may work for conda environment users. However, for software maintainers who currently depend on I read through conda-forge/conda-forge.github.io#673 and understand that there are valid reasons to force switch to |
As I understand it torchvision, the recipe you linked to, is not dependent on the conda-forge ecosystem. while there used to be a big alignment between The torchvision package from conda-forge should be compatible on windows, we could use help in the form of packing, or donation of your "time" to manually build windows from time to time. see the many attempts at building windows: |
I forgot to say, thank you for being so understanding of the tradeoffs. |
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Hi @hmaarrfk and all
There is an compatibility issue introduced between libjpeg-turbo 2.1.5.1 (via pillow 9.5.0) and any torchvison version due to the addition of
jpeg <0.0.0a
run constrain in 6cee832.May i ask the rational of this breaking change in an update between
2.1.4
build 0 to2.1.4
build 1?Also, further investigation found that
jpeg <0.0.0a
doesn't map to any existingjpeg
conda package versions in conda-forge, which means this constrain will eliminate the compatibility betweenlibjpeg-turbo
and any other conda package that depend onjpeg
.Reference:
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