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Cleanup flytekit dependencies that bloat the package and are not used #216

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TL;DR

  • Flytekit has plugins for tensorflow and pytorch, but it does not
    really depend on pytorch or tensorflow
  • Users should install their own versions of tensorflow and pytorch

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  • Plugin

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flyteorg/flyte#564

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 - Flytekit has plugins for tensorflow and pytorch, but it does not
   really depend on pytorch or tensorflow
-  Users should install their own versions of tensorflow and pytorch
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@kumare3 kumare3 changed the title Cleanup flytekit installations Cleanup flytekit dependencies that bloat the package and are not used Oct 21, 2020
@kumare3 kumare3 self-assigned this Oct 21, 2020
@kumare3 kumare3 merged commit af73ffa into master Oct 21, 2020
max-hoffman pushed a commit to dolthub/flytekit that referenced this pull request May 11, 2021
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* Cleanup flytekit installations

 - Flytekit has plugins for tensorflow and pytorch, but it does not
   really depend on pytorch or tensorflow
-  Users should install their own versions of tensorflow and pytorch
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