@@ -6,12 +6,13 @@ DIR="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" >/dev/null 2>&1 && pwd )"
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source " ${DIR} /release_versions.sh"
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# Make sure to update these versions when doing a release first
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- PYTORCH_VERSION=${PYTORCH_VERSION:- 2.1 .1}
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- TORCHVISION_VERSION=${TORCHVISION_VERSION:- 0.16 .1}
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- TORCHAUDIO_VERSION=${TORCHAUDIO_VERSION:- 2.1 .1}
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- TORCHTEXT_VERSION=${TORCHTEXT_VERSION:- 0.16 .1}
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+ PYTORCH_VERSION=${PYTORCH_VERSION:- 2.2 .1}
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+ TORCHVISION_VERSION=${TORCHVISION_VERSION:- 0.17 .1}
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+ TORCHAUDIO_VERSION=${TORCHAUDIO_VERSION:- 2.2 .1}
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+ TORCHTEXT_VERSION=${TORCHTEXT_VERSION:- 0.17 .1}
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TORCHDATA_VERSION=${TORCHDATA_VERSION:- 0.7.1}
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TORCHREC_VERSION=${TORCHREC_VERSION:- 0.6.0}
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+ TENSORRT_VERSION=${TENSORRT_VERSION:- 2.2.0}
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# NB: FBGEMMGPU uses the practice of keeping rc version in the filename, i.e.
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# fbgemm_gpu-0.6.0rc1+cpu-cp311-cp311. On the other hand, its final RC will
@@ -113,6 +114,7 @@ promote_pypi() {
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# promote_s3 torchrec whl "${TORCHREC_VERSION}"
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# promote_s3 fbgemm-gpu whl "${FBGEMMGPU_VERSION}"
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# promote_s3 "libtorch-*" libtorch "${PYTORCH_VERSION}"
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+ # promote_s3 "torch_tensorrt" whl "${TENSORRT_VERSION}"
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# promote_conda torchtriton conda "2.1.0"
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# promote_conda pytorch-cuda conda "11.8"
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