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#39611 unified signatures of some ops taking TensorOptions arguments by making them optional. That has FC implications but only for models writting with a PyTorch version after that version (see explanation in description of that PR). However, it also changed the default from `pin_memory=False` to `pin_memory=None`, which actually breaks FC for preexisting models too if they're re-exported with a newer PyTorch, because we materialize default values when exporting. This is bad. This PR reverts that particular part of #39611 to revert the FC breakage. Differential Revision: [D22461661](https://our.internmc.facebook.com/intern/diff/D22461661/) [ghstack-poisoned]
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#39611 unified signatures of some ops taking TensorOptions arguments by making them optional. That has FC implications but only for models writting with a PyTorch version after that version (see explanation in description of that PR). However, it also changed the default from `pin_memory=False` to `pin_memory=None`, which actually breaks FC for preexisting models too if they're re-exported with a newer PyTorch, because we materialize default values when exporting. This is bad. This PR reverts that particular part of #39611 to revert the FC breakage. Differential Revision: [D22461661](https://our.internmc.facebook.com/intern/diff/D22461661/) ghstack-source-id: 107456654 Pull Request resolved: #41198
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#39611 unified signatures of some ops taking TensorOptions arguments by making them optional. That has FC implications but only for models writting with a PyTorch version after that version (see explanation in description of that PR). However, it also changed the default from `pin_memory=False` to `pin_memory=None`, which actually breaks FC for preexisting models too if they're re-exported with a newer PyTorch, because we materialize default values when exporting. This is bad. This PR reverts that particular part of #39611 to revert the FC breakage. Differential Revision: [D22461661](https://our.internmc.facebook.com/intern/diff/D22461661/) [ghstack-poisoned]
#39611 unified signatures of some ops taking TensorOptions arguments by making them optional. That has FC implications but only for models writting with a PyTorch version after that version (see explanation in description of that PR). However, it also changed the default from `pin_memory=False` to `pin_memory=None`, which actually breaks FC for preexisting models too if they're re-exported with a newer PyTorch, because we materialize default values when exporting. This is bad. This PR reverts that particular part of #39611 to revert the FC breakage. Differential Revision: [D22461661](https://our.internmc.facebook.com/intern/diff/D22461661/) [ghstack-poisoned]
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Pull Request resolved: #41198 #39611 unified signatures of some ops taking TensorOptions arguments by making them optional. That has FC implications but only for models writting with a PyTorch version after that version (see explanation in description of that PR). However, it also changed the default from `pin_memory=False` to `pin_memory=None`, which actually breaks FC for preexisting models too if they're re-exported with a newer PyTorch, because we materialize default values when exporting. This is bad. This PR reverts that particular part of #39611 to revert the FC breakage. ghstack-source-id: 107475024 Differential Revision: [D22461661](https://our.internmc.facebook.com/intern/diff/D22461661/)
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#39611 unified signatures of some ops taking TensorOptions arguments by making them optional.
That has FC implications but only for models writting with a PyTorch version after that version (see explanation in description of that PR).
However, it also changed the default from
pin_memory=Falsetopin_memory=None, which actually breaks FC for preexisting models too if they're re-exported with a newer PyTorch,because we materialize default values when exporting. This is bad.
This PR reverts that particular part of #39611 to revert the FC breakage.
Differential Revision: D22461661