Philip Meier

> For example, if I ran `ltt install --pytorch-computation-backend=cu113 torch`, it would get the current version of torch I have installed and then install the CUDA 11.3 version of it....

> I am specifically referring to the torch version that is best compatible with a given CUDA driver version/computation backend. I don't need `ltt` to install CUDA, but just install...

> `python -m light_the_torch install --upgrade --pytorch-computation-backend=$PYTORCH_COMPUTATION_BACKEND torch=="$(pip show torch | grep Version | cut -d ':' -f2 | xargs)"` Another thing I only now realized: why do you have...

It seems `poetry` is a pain rather than a help here. I recall that there was a problem with it before in #32. I don't really understand why you think...

@amitkparekh I just cut `0.5.0rc0`. Could you `pip install --pre light-the-torch` and see if the `LTT_PYTORCH_COMPUTATION_BACKEND` variable does what you wanted it to do? If that is confirmed and #103...

Let me release `0.5.0` then.

Release is live on PyPI.

> - This is expected behaviour, and `cdf` is not needed. Expected as in "I want to test that the warning is raised" or rather "I know this raises a...

I've had quite a few discussion about this and I'm afraid there is no right answer here. My recommendation is the following: every public attribute or method of a class,...

Although 7c45497616195e93e47737b41aef11e33b254d2e made it public, it is not included in the documentation yet.