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8 changes: 3 additions & 5 deletions conda/pytorch-nightly/meta.yaml
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Expand Up @@ -23,13 +23,12 @@ requirements:
- mkl-include # [x86_64]
- mkl=2020.2 # [py <= 311 and x86_64 and not win]
- mkl=2023.1 # [py >= 312 and x86_64]
- mkl-devel=2021.4.0 # [x86_64 and win and py<=311]
- mkl-devel=2023.1 # [x86_64 and win and py>=312]
- mkl-devel=2023.1 # [x86_64 and win]
{% endif %}
- typing_extensions
- ninja
- libuv # [win]
- numpy=1.19 # [py == 38]
- numpy=1.22.3 # [py == 38]
- numpy=2.0.0rc1 # [py >= 39]
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Not for this PR, now that 2.0 is fully released, we can update all of these to point to the official release and not the rc

- openssl=1.1.1l # [py >= 38 and py <= 310 and linux]
- openssl=1.1.1s # [py == 311 and linux]
Expand All @@ -41,8 +40,7 @@ requirements:
- python
{% if cross_compile_arm64 == 0 %}
- mkl >=2018 # [x86_64 and not win]
- mkl=2021.4 # [x86_64 and win and py <= 311]
- mkl=2023.1 # [x86_64 and win and py >= 312]
- mkl=2023.1 # [x86_64 and win]
{% endif %}
- libuv # [win]
- intel-openmp # [win]
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