Felix Schwarz

Based on what I read in the README for [optimizer](https://github.com/onnx/optimizer]), the `optimizer` library is written in C++. `onnx-simplifier` "just" provides a Python interface and some model checking.

This was fixed in PR #68

Thank you for the bug report. Could you please provide a small code snippet that demonstrates the issue? (without eval or something like that)

This is great to hear. One thing I was recently confused about is `parse_string_unsafe`: "unsafe" means to me that should not use this on untrusted inputs (security) but it seems...

Ok, I just relaxed the version requirement to `< 0.14` in a83d52e4fa718de00ab1629801b6b9cbe0b09773. Personally I'd relax the version requirement even more but I'm fine with restricting it assuming that you could...

Could you explain a bit more in detail what you are looking for? I am not sure I understand what feature you are missing. Maybe just write a small example...

> I've absolutely no idea why APT packages don't sport a build with the off-by-default Polaris support enabled. Usually distro packager try to follow upstream as they have not enough...

Thank you for considering the request. > At times we need to fix these versions because of test failures. Just a suggestion: In my projects I always add a comment...

Additional data point: Today I learned that another group (>> 100 developers) uses aimet but decided to just to strip all dependency information from the wheels, basically manually copying the...

> we will be working on this soon but do not have a time estimate available for this ATM. Thank you. May I suggest you create a tracker issue with...