Hi, > - MXNet publishes only nightly pre-release builds to dist.mxnet.io for the > verification purpose for projects in the ecosystem and for developers who > work on the bleeding edge.
IMO Something more needs to be done here, at the very least I would expect to se a very large disclaimer that these are not releases for use of the general public and for internal development use only and are not Apache Releases. A google search brings up that page and it is incorrectly titled "Apache MXNet Python Binary Distribution”. I see other download pages that just contain links and no information to what the files are. It also needs to be clear what a user is installed from this install page [1] which I assume is using the above? The GitHub download page [2] is also confusing as it contains a mix of Apache and non-Apache releases. > - PyPI releases are not the act of this PPMC, but are from individuals > acting as third-party for the convenience of the community. Currently this page isn’t in line with Apache trademark policy. > With my PPMC hat on, we will take the following actions: > > - We will try to take down problematic Maven releases immediately and > discuss in the community how to proceed with future Maven releases. Thanks for that. > - We will introduce source releases on PyPI and Maven using apache-mxnet > name to provide users with the option to have Apache distribution and allow > users to compile CUDA/cuDNN code as an option. I assume that mean you will two distribution on PyPI? Or is the intent to remove the other one? > Finally, we appreciate any lesson other projects can share on licensing and > distribution that involves CUDA code. Thanks. I’m not aware of any other project that uses CUDU code. Thanks, Justin 1. https://mxnet.apache.org/get_started/? 2. https://github.com/apache/incubator-mxnet/releases --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@incubator.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@incubator.apache.org
