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addition of group > 1 in test and in backend #5877
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You should sign off your commits (git commit -s ...) to pass DCO test (click on the link details to sign your past commits). You also to run the following commands to update the documentation and the new test in the folder onnx/backend/test/data. python onnx/backend/test/cmd_tools.py generate-data --clean
python onnx/defs/gen_doc.py
python onnx/backend/test/stat_coverage.py |
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Is it possible to restore the original onnx models whicj already exist and keep only the one you add? That way it is easier to see your changes. |
Sorry yes I will clean this. These two lines make an error : even without my changes, do I have to work on another branch than main ? |
What do you mean by |
If I understand your question correctly, you meant if you need to create a diff against a branch other than main. Main is the correct development branch. The issue may be because a different version of protobuf / platform caused slightly different binary results for protobuf. You may include only the relavent changes in your commit by manually selecting them. |
For any question related to git, some famous LLM have usually good answers to something like how to revert to the previous commit in a subdirectory using Git. |
Ok! :) I actually can't manage to generate the node data, when I run
It only generates the node data for the existing tests, and when I run
it runs only the test of convtranspose but without the one I added. The only changes I made was the op_convtranspose implementation and I added my test in the convtranspose.py file in What should I do to generate the data ? |
I usually use this |
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I added the implementation for group > 1 in the back-end test implementation of conv transpose. And also added some tests with group > 1.