Import accelerate very early to make Intel GPU happy#4704
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* Import accelerate first in server.py, or the
accelerate.utils.is_xpu_available() will return
False if imported later.
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@oobabooga I'm not sure if this change would affect other backends like cuda, metal, etc, any ideas? |
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This is a temporary good WA , as there seems to be a dependency on other libraries when imported before accelerate. Working on it .
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This is ugly, but let's do it |
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I just installed a fresh ooba on macOS and got |
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Import
acceleratefirst inserver.py, or theaccelerate.utils.is_xpu_available()will returnFalseif imported later.Note: this is only a workaround. At least it works for now. Needs more testing.
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