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The quick start module update and the additional platforms update have moved to pytorch/test-infra. The quick start and additional platforms modules on the new pytorch.org website use the JSON files generated there (published_versions.json, releases.json and additional-platforms.json), not the files in this repository.
Caution
This repository is NOT the source of truth for the PyTorch website.
Only a very small number of files in this repo are still actively used. The website is now managed separately by the PyTorch Foundation team.
If you want to make changes to the PyTorch website, please contact the PyTorch Foundation team at [email protected]. Do not open pull requests here for website changes.
A static website built in Jekyll and Bootstrap for PyTorch, and its tutorials and documentation.
Install the following packages before attempting to setup the project:
On OSX, you can use:
brew install rbenv ruby-build nvm
#### You only need to run these commands if you are missing the needed Ruby version.
rbenv install `cat .ruby-version`
gem install bundler -v 1.16.3
rbenv rehash
####
bundle install
rbenv rehash
nvm install
nvm use
brew install yarn --ignore-dependencies
yarn install
To run the website locally for development:
make serve
Then navigate to localhost:4000.
Note the serve task is contained in a Makefile in the root directory. We are using make as an alternative to the standard jekyll serve as we want to run yarn, which is not included in Jekyll by default.
To build the static website from source:
make build
This will build the static site at ./_site. This directory is not tracked in git.
The website is hosted on Github Pages at https://pytorch.org.
To deploy changes, merge your latest code into the site branch. A build will be automatically built and committed to the master branch via a CircleCI job.
To view the status of the build visit https://circleci.com/gh/pytorch/pytorch.github.io.
- You can find information about contributing to PyTorch documentation in the PyTorch repo README.md file.
- Information about contributing to PyTorch Tutorials can be found in the tutorials README.md.
- Additional contribution information can be found in PyTorch CONTRIBUTING.md.
- To add additional accelerators to pytorch.org, please refer to additional_platforms.md.