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                                            Gene Der Su

Python 3.x compatibility issues

Refer to this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43663206/typeerror-unsupported-operand-types-for-dict-values-and-int Simply convert `self.w.values()` to list before the sum will do the trick. (i.e. `list(self.w.values())`)

validates_inclusion_of with_message does not respect interpolated value in the message

I am encounter the same issue, currently just use regex to test the message. Hope there will be a fix coming out soon

Add inference serve example to run Stable Diffusion Inference using AWS Inferentia2

@edoakes can you help to merge this

Add inference serve example to run Stable Diffusion Inference using AWS Inferentia2

@ratnopamc can you address the merge conflicts as well? 🙏

Add inference serve example to run Stable Diffusion Inference using AWS Inferentia2

@edoakes this should be ready for merging now

[Serve] Exited containers not cleaned up

@zcin I think we just need to add `--rm` as the default command in https://github.com/ray-project/ray/blob/8ed218f02c91fe103cff35312b09b5cb47108e37/python/ray/_private/runtime_env/container.py#L28 But I can't really get this successfully tested. Super low priority, but when you have...

Gene Der Su

Python 3.x compatibility issues

validates_inclusion_of with_message does not respect interpolated value in the message

Add inference serve example to run Stable Diffusion Inference using AWS Inferentia2

Add inference serve example to run Stable Diffusion Inference using AWS Inferentia2

Add inference serve example to run Stable Diffusion Inference using AWS Inferentia2

[Serve] Exited containers not cleaned up

KubeRay Deployment Failure with Large ServeZip File in Working_Dir

[Serve] Add inference serve example to run Stable Diffusion Inference using AWS Inferentia2

[Serve] Add inference serve example to run Stable Diffusion Inference using AWS Inferentia2

[Serve] Add inference serve example to run Stable Diffusion Inference using AWS Inferentia2