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Package Addons for python3.7 #75
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@dynamicwebpaige Paige, tf-2.0-preview has supported python 3.7 in tensorflow/tensorflow#25429 . Could you tell us how did you do it? |
cc @gunan. Is ubuntu 14.04 being used for the build or some other docker image? |
For python 3.7, we had to base our builders off of ubuntu 16.04. |
We will definitely need a new image for python3.7. |
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Bumping to ubuntu16+GCC5 caused issues issues as seen here in the most recent builds of TF: This will remain unsolved until the manylinux2010 toolchain is finalized. See #119 |
What's the ETA for tf addons python 3.7 support? |
@perfinion is there an ETA for the updated build environment / ETA when TF pip packages will be built in it? Just for reference python 3.8 release is soon. |
Looks like this is almost ready: @av8ramit Could you comment on the above question? |
Ideally worst case within two weeks we will transition over. Waiting on one last issue with GPU custom ops. |
Using the current docker image, we're unable to install / build TensorFlow in python3.7 with the following error:
It seems like we need to compile using Ubuntu 16.04 libs, which will require a bump in the custom-op docker image. @yifeif would it be possible to bump the base image in the container? If so we can rebuild our release as 0.1.1 and include py37.
Alternatively, we could create a new docker image for builds.
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