* Add nix test.
* Modifying yourself means you need to rerun.
* Fixing the test + adding click (needed for pre-commit hooks).
* Try thuis.
* Our runner + pure test (not written)
* Reemove server.
* Root user.
* Different user ?
* Add the actual test target.
* Forgot this modification.
* Add a formatter.
* Add the secrets.
* Fixed the auth token ?
* Adding the other tests.
* Missing pre-commit.
* Test requires cargo for cargo fmt.
* Update it a bit.
* Up.
* Attempting to use a cache location for the models.
* Ignore the cache for now.
Ideally we wouldn't have the router wrapper that this change adds,
but when I give PyO3 a Python interpreter with packages, it ends
up linking libpython from the Python interpreter rather than the
constructed environment and cannot pick up the Python modules as
a result.
Updates tgi-nix input:
- Move Torch closer to upstream by building against MKL.
- Remove compute capability 8.7 from Torch (Jetson).
- Sync nixpkgs cumpute capabilities with Torch (avoids
compiling too mana capabilities for MAGMA).
- Use nixpkgs configuration passed through by `tgi-nix`.
The default package wraps the launcher and puts the server/router in the
path.
As a result, TGI can be started using something like:
```
nix run .# -- \
--model-id hugging-quants/Meta-Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct-AWQ-INT4 \
--port 8080
```
* nix: pure server and support both pure and impure devShells
* nix: remove unused poetry2nix input
It is not wired up and we now have a pure server.
* nix: add ipdb to impure devshell
Try to reduce the number of router/launcher rebuilds by filtering
sources. In this way, recompiles should only be triggered by changes
in Cargo or Rust files.
Nicolas Patry