fix: fix dockerfile for changes to vllm and transformers#229
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…o outdate dependencies (#9456) * fix dockerfile for changes to vllm and transformers (#229) nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1#229 nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1#210 * fix for outdated packages, use new commit hash
* Extend ROS2 support Step 2: Fine grained ServerSynchronization (carla-simulator#9450) * Extend ROS2 support Step 2: Fine grained ServerSynchronization Introduced a fine grained ServerSynchronization mechanism, where each synchonization participant is treated independently and interacts with the synchronization of the carla-server individually. If a client is disconnected (or dies) the synchronization state of all participants registered via that client are dropped, i.e. the server will continue running in case the participants of that client were the only ones demanding synchronous mode. The synchronization interface provides means of a time window, up to which the server is allowed to run. Like this, every client can prevent the carla-server to run too fast depending on their individual speed. There is no sync-master anymore. Every client decides for its own if it requires synchronization or not. Drawback of this change: some existing code might have to be changed (see removal of synchronous_master in generate_traffic.py). * Fix Windows build and smoke tests Update RPC lib version for windows build Ensure tick calls are ignored if sync mode is not active. And prevent client changes of fixed_delta_seconds triggering warning message. * Client needs to wait for next tick on non synchronous mode * Fix libpng (see carlagx's carla-simulator#9469 and berndgassmann's carla-simulator#9451). (carla-simulator#9477) * Fix issues with running the cosmos transfer server docker image due to outdate dependencies (carla-simulator#9456) * fix dockerfile for changes to vllm and transformers (carla-simulator#229) nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1#229 nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1#210 * fix for outdated packages, use new commit hash * Fix docker error due to issues regarding the current working directory. (carla-simulator#9484) --------- Co-authored-by: MarcelPiNacy-CVC <169088301+MarcelPiNacy-CVC@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: 0graph <50416380+0graph@users.noreply.github.com>
…ge due to outdate dependencies (#9456) * fix dockerfile for changes to vllm and transformers (#229) nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1#229 nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1#210 * fix for outdated packages, use new commit hash When running the cosmos-transfer-1 docker container after building there are multiple errors as the gradio server tries to start caused by outdated dependencies. File "/workspace/cosmos_transfer1/diffusion/module/attention.py", line 24, in <module> from transformer_engine.pytorch.attention.dot_product_attention.dot_product_attention import DotProductAttention ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'transformer_engine.pytorch.attention.dot_product_attention'; 'transformer_engine.pytorch.attention' is not a package This commit in the Cosmos-Transfer-1 repository resolves these issues. nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1@dddf6af The Changes I have made: Updated carla's modified Dockerfile.server to reflect the changed dockerfile in the commit Updated the commit hash in make_docker.sh as a couple changes in there are also related to the fix. Where has this been tested? Platform(s): Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Python version(s): 3.10 Unreal Engine version(s): 4.26 Had issues over multiple days trying to run my built docker images. after this fix it is working Possible Drawbacks users who already have the old repository will not get the new one or the updated dockerfile unless they manually copy it or update the repo.
…ge due to outdate dependencies (#9456) * fix dockerfile for changes to vllm and transformers (#229) nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1#229 nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1#210 * fix for outdated packages, use new commit hash When running the cosmos-transfer-1 docker container after building there are multiple errors as the gradio server tries to start caused by outdated dependencies. File "/workspace/cosmos_transfer1/diffusion/module/attention.py", line 24, in <module> from transformer_engine.pytorch.attention.dot_product_attention.dot_product_attention import DotProductAttention ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'transformer_engine.pytorch.attention.dot_product_attention'; 'transformer_engine.pytorch.attention' is not a package This commit in the Cosmos-Transfer-1 repository resolves these issues. nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1@dddf6af The Changes I have made: Updated carla's modified Dockerfile.server to reflect the changed dockerfile in the commit Updated the commit hash in make_docker.sh as a couple changes in there are also related to the fix. Where has this been tested? Platform(s): Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Python version(s): 3.10 Unreal Engine version(s): 4.26 Had issues over multiple days trying to run my built docker images. after this fix it is working Possible Drawbacks users who already have the old repository will not get the new one or the updated dockerfile unless they manually copy it or update the repo.
…ge due to outdate dependencies (#9456) * fix dockerfile for changes to vllm and transformers (#229) nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1#229 nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1#210 * fix for outdated packages, use new commit hash When running the cosmos-transfer-1 docker container after building there are multiple errors as the gradio server tries to start caused by outdated dependencies. File "/workspace/cosmos_transfer1/diffusion/module/attention.py", line 24, in <module> from transformer_engine.pytorch.attention.dot_product_attention.dot_product_attention import DotProductAttention ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'transformer_engine.pytorch.attention.dot_product_attention'; 'transformer_engine.pytorch.attention' is not a package This commit in the Cosmos-Transfer-1 repository resolves these issues. nvidia-cosmos/cosmos-transfer1@dddf6af The Changes I have made: Updated carla's modified Dockerfile.server to reflect the changed dockerfile in the commit Updated the commit hash in make_docker.sh as a couple changes in there are also related to the fix. Where has this been tested? Platform(s): Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Python version(s): 3.10 Unreal Engine version(s): 4.26 Had issues over multiple days trying to run my built docker images. after this fix it is working Possible Drawbacks users who already have the old repository will not get the new one or the updated dockerfile unless they manually copy it or update the repo.
Fix for issue #210