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tensorflow-tensorboard: 1.14.0 -> 2.0.0 #71890

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@stites stites commented Oct 24, 2019

Motivation for this change

A transitive dependency of pytorch-1.3.0.
This may close #61173.

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Passes test suite of tensorboard as well as cudaless pytorch-1.3.0.

I noticed in #71889 that python-protobuf packages fail test suites for 3.x versions. Not sure what to do about that, but this will not work on python2 without disabling protobuf checks.

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prusnak commented Nov 17, 2019 •
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I'd say we don't want to bump the package to 2.x and rather put 2.x in a separate package.

See #70910 (comment)

(tensorflow-tensorboard was updated to 1.15.0 meanwhile in 152d2fd)

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the tensorflow2 bump has been pretty disruptive, and most libraries still are only compatible with 1.*.

I think it will be a good while before we can transition to tensorflow 2, and the nature of python packages disallows us from really having more than 1 version of a package at a time

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Ping @FRidh, would it be okay to have two tensorboard packages?

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#81278 bumps tensorboard to 2.1.0, so this PR shouldn't be needed anymore.

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[19.03] tensorflow-tensorboard requires tensorflow python module to be importable
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