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proprietary_binary now supports cuda toolkit version placeholders #377
proprietary_binary now supports cuda toolkit version placeholders #377
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I assume the answer is no since it's kind of the whole point of bracket expressions, but just in case: is there any way to force variable evaluation inside brackets? It would be nice to not need to repeat the URL every time.
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You mean the fact that we have both x86 and arm? It is an explicit choice so that we can explicitly state support for multiple platforms in a easy to understand manner.
To have only a single url we would need:
all_platforms
proprietary_binary
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No, I just mean the repetition of the domain in the URL
https://fake.url.com
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That is a good idea. Want to create an issue for that and we can iterate on it independent of this PR?
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#379