Drop support for PyTorch < 2.6 - #700
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Looks great, I'm always happy to remove code and dropping support for versions older than 2.6 seems reasonable to me. Thanks!
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Do any docs need to be updated? And fvdb-reality-capture? |
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PyTorch 2.6 was released in January 2025 and introduced maps for strings <-> dtypes and a Python typecaster for dtypes. This PR removes the compatibility wrappers necessary for PyTorch versions prior to that thus dropping support for PyTorch < 2.6.
Note that our pyproject.toml already requires torch >= 2.8 and the latest PyTorch version is 2.13.