David Manowitz

@emeryberger I just noticed that both `nvidia-ml-py` and `nvidia-ml-py3` are specified as dependencies now. Why is that? From PyPi, it looks like `nvidia-ml-py3` only had a single release 7 years...

@emeryberger Sorry to bother you, but could you release 1.5.42.3 (ideally to both PyPi and conda-forge) without the `nvidia-ml-py3` dependency? Thanks.

I also think this is a good idea. If you have many related tasks, it is nice to be able to group them and limit what you see in the...

Agreed that they should be. However, I am not seeing them, at least for Windows. Looking at the top-level page, https://anaconda.org/pyg/pytorch-scatter, also indicates that v2.0.9 is the latest version for...

The issue has not been fully resolved yet. In the `pyg` channel, only the pyg package has a Windows build as up-to-date as the Linux or MacOS build.

@rusty1s, still not seeing current (or other recent) Windows builds in the conda channel.

@SmirnGregHM, if this project is not currently maintained, I think you should at least add this information to the top of the README so that it is obvious to anyone...

This is actually not the latest version of `scikit-learn`, but an older version.

@rocke2020, why is this marked as completed? It doesn't appear to have been completed?

Yes, is there a reason why nothing above 3.1.0 has been released to PyPI (and, therefore, also to conda-forge)?