Fix for deprecated torch string_classes import #26
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This commit fixes a deprecated import statement in the codebase that uses the string_classes module from PyTorch. The deprecated import statement from torch import string_classes has been replaced with a simpler and more Pythonic alternative string_classes = str. The string_classes module was previously used to define the type of a string, but it has been removed in more recent versions of PyTorch. This commit provides a cleaner and more compatible solution that works with newer versions of PyTorch. See pytorch/pytorch#94709
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This pull request fixes an issue with the previous import statement for string_classes. It has been updated to use str instead. This change should improve the overall readability and consistency of the code. |
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This commit fixes a deprecated import statement in the codebase that uses the string_classes module from PyTorch. The deprecated import statement from torch import string_classes has been replaced with a simpler and more Pythonic alternative string_classes = str.
The string_classes module was previously used to define the type of a string, but it has been removed in more recent versions of PyTorch. This commit provides a cleaner and more compatible solution that works with newer versions of PyTorch.
See pytorch/pytorch#94709