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PyTorch and the PyPI supply chain

PyTorch and the PyPI supply chain

Posted Jan 12, 2023 15:05 UTC (Thu) by kpfleming (subscriber, #23250)
In reply to: PyTorch and the PyPI supply chain by bof
Parent article: PyTorch and the PyPI supply chain

Similar things exist... for example the Conda repositories are a curated set of Python (and non-Python) packages which are tested together. It is extremely time-consuming (and thus expensive) to do this sort of thing, and when subjective decisions have to be made about which version of a package to include it gets even more difficult.

Said 'consumers' will need to be willing to compensate the people who do this work; it's definitely not an effort which can be funded with volunteer time (and we can already see how that works in other areas).


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