[developer] Add a script to automate building torch_xla #7876
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This script replicates our CONTRIBUTING.md instructions. It builds PyTorch, TorchVision (optional), and PyTorch/XLA. Then it runs a test to verify the installation.
will-cromar
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Aug 19, 2024
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This is fine with me, as long as we keep it this simple and we continue to keep automated processes using the configs in infra/ansible.
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Can you install the package produced by the last line directly? ie pip install dist/*.whl
qihqi
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This script replicates our CONTRIBUTING.md instructions. It builds PyTorch, TorchVision (optional), and PyTorch/XLA. Then it runs a test to verify the installation.
This is useful after git pulling all three repos.