Serving: couldn't find 1.13.0 version in apt package
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System information
- Linux Ubuntu 18.04
Describe the problem
Couldn't install 1.13.0 version using apt command.
Exact Steps to Reproduce
apt-get install tensorflow-model-server=1.13.0
golisandeep3
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@golisandeep3 ,
Can you please provide the error message which you are getting. Also, can you please try installing TF Serving using Docker, as it is the recommended and the easy way and let us know on how it goes.
rmothukuru
on 17 Jul 2019
There isn't anything really to describe: Tensorflow 1.13.0 has been removed from the apt repository.
root@3dac626c2e43:/# apt list -a tensorflow-model-server
Listing... Done
tensorflow-model-server/unknown,now 1.14.0 all [installed]
Running:
apt install tensorflow-model-server=1.13.0
Throws an error:
E: Version '1.13.0' for 'tensorflow-model-server' was not found
Docker is not suitable for all situations, and removing a package like this will break builds.
orf
on 17 Jul 2019
@rmothukuru I am installing it using docker. We fix the tensorflow serving version inside the dockerfile.
golisandeep3
on 17 Jul 2019
@golisandeep3 ,
If I understand your comment correctly, you could install Tensorflow Serving successfully using Docker after changing the TF Serving Version inside the Dockerfile. Please confirm if my understanding is correct.
rmothukuru
on 18 Jul 2019
@rmothukuru It doesn't matter where you install it, inside docker or not. The 1.13.0 version is removed from apt package. It has only 1.14.0. This command fails to run
apt-get install tensorflow-model-server=1.13.0
This command apt-get install tensorflow-model-server works because it installs 1.14.0 version.
We have to add all previous versions to apt package.
golisandeep3
on 18 Jul 2019
we do not support installing older packages via apt presently.
you need to manually download the debian package and install it by hand. you can borrow the command line from here:
netfs
on 18 Jul 2019
Not gonna lie, that is ridiculous and should be documented in big bold text right after the apt instillation instructions. Something like: Warning: we don鈥檛 support pinning versions for reasons that are unclear, running this command more than once may result in completely different versions being installed with breaking changes
If you are not going to actually support apt (of which package versions are a huge part) then just give instructions on how to wget a binary from a bucket. Don鈥檛 bother with apt at all.
orf
on 18 Jul 2019
@orf Closing the issue as it has been resolved. Please add additional comments and we can open the issue again. Thanks!
gowthamkpr
on 26 Jul 2019
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Not gonna lie, that is ridiculous and should be documented in big bold text right after the apt instillation instructions. Something like: Warning: we don鈥檛 support pinning versions for reasons that are unclear, running this command more than once may result in completely different versions being installed with breaking changes
If you are not going to actually support apt (of which package versions are a huge part) then just give instructions on how to wget a binary from a bucket. Don鈥檛 bother with apt at all.