Support for pip
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Hi @apolinario That's a very valid point, and we know it's been a pain point for the users ... |
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* Try updating to nightly triton * Triton needs CMake for build * Minor fixes * Some bugfixes * More fixes * Disable FusedLinear tests * Try installing zlib on CI Also adds CMake just to be safe * Move command up * Try fix linking issue * Try limiting number of CI jobs with my fork of Triton * Disable triton-fmha on newer triton for now * Bugfix * Skip one test
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I really love Conda, is amazing but not all workflows work with that. (e.g.: Google Colab and others).
Installing the package without conda (building or pre-built wheels) is very slow and painful
The community has been creating libraries of pre-built versions to support that. Some examples:
This is an amazing feat - but there's only pre-build versions for certain OSs, python versions, etc. Would be great to have this amazing library available seamlessly via
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