My local repository says it is 100% in sync with tensorflow/java master.
I do a mvn clean, mvn install, then all the generated Ops are updated and next it wants me to recommit them.
Either something is wrong on my end, or the master repository is old.
I was expecting the locally generated classes to be the same as the main repository, as I am only working in framework at the moment.
@rnett Would this be something you might have a clue about.
Here is a sample of the delta between the repository and the locally generated classes.
org.tensorflow.op.core.Abort
Stored on Master at tensorflow/java:
public static Abort create(Scope scope, Options... options) {
OperationBuilder opBuilder = scope.env().opBuilder(OP_NAME, scope.makeOpName("Abort"));
opBuilder = scope.apply(opBuilder);
if (options != null) {
Source generated locally:
public static Abort create(Scope scope, Options... options) {
OperationBuilder opBuilder = scope.opBuilder(OP_NAME, "Abort");
if (options != null) {
My local repository says it is 100% in sync with tensorflow/java master.
I do a
mvn clean,mvn install, then all the generatedOpsare updated and next it wants me to recommit them.Either something is wrong on my end, or the master repository is old.
I was expecting the locally generated classes to be the same as the main repository, as I am only working in
frameworkat the moment.@rnett Would this be something you might have a clue about.
Here is a sample of the delta between the repository and the locally generated classes.
org.tensorflow.op.core.AbortStored on Master at
tensorflow/java:Source generated locally: