Add TensorFlow workaround for our Jenkins server - #357
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We want to be able to use TensorFlow as a dependency. TensorFlow currently requires glibc >= 2.17 (not formally documented, see tensorflow/tensorflow#53 (comment)). We are currently running Jenkins on CentOS 6, which has glibc < 2.17. Installing TensorFlow with Conda also installs the required glibc.
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This is how I tested on the Jenkins server: conda create -n tmp python=3
source activate tmp
python3 -m pip install tensorflow
python3 -c "import tensorflow" # fail
conda install --yes tensorflow
python -c "import tensorflow" # success |
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Hi @mihaic, can this be merged, or do we need someone else to review / approve? |
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Thanks for reviewing, @mshvartsman. Merged. |
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PR brainiak#357 did not fix the problem. This time I verified by applying this commit on the branch in PR brainiak#341.
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We want to be able to use TensorFlow as a dependency. TensorFlow
currently requires glibc >= 2.17 (not formally documented, see
tensorflow/tensorflow#53 (comment)).
We are currently running Jenkins on CentOS 6, which has glibc < 2.17.
Installing TensorFlow with Conda also installs the required glibc.