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Notice this in our internal build system. `std::this_thread::yield()` would require the include of thread.
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Not sure why the cla check failed, I have contributed to pytorch/pytorch project and the CLA should be under Google. Could any maintainer help me check for that? Thanks. |
Hi @qlzh727 , I don't recommend that you keep relying on the torchvision video decoder - we're deprecating it in favor of torchcodec: https://.com/pytorch/torchcodec |
Ah, thanks for the information. Will keep that in mind. We don't actively rely on it, we just host it as a framework team, and need to make sure it is building correctly. |
Notice this in our internal build system.
std::this_thread::yield()would require the include of thread.