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feat(cli): support multi-gpus when running inference locally #249

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@heiruwu heiruwu commented Dec 6, 2024

Because

  • currently its limit to single gpu for local model inference

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  • support multi-gpus when running inference locally

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@heiruwu heiruwu merged commit 6760651 into main Dec 6, 2024
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@heiruwu heiruwu deleted the heiru/INS-7090 branch December 6, 2024 18:23
heiruwu pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 18, 2024
🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop*
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[0.16.0](v0.15.1...v0.16.0)
(2024-12-06)


### Features

* **cli:** support multi-gpus when running inference locally
([#249](#249))
([6760651](6760651))
* **proto:** update protogen
([#240](#240))
([5fd0db1](5fd0db1))
* **vdp:** return dict type instead of proto type in trigger pipeline
([#242](#242))
([8e6b3a7](8e6b3a7))


### Bug Fixes

* **cli:** align timezone between host and model container
([#247](#247))
([aa84a1c](aa84a1c))
* **cli:** fix curl script
([444b210](444b210))
* **cli:** replace fix wait time with curl loop
([#245](#245))
([3f62de1](3f62de1))
* **cli:** update run command shmsize
([#246](#246))
([d08cf37](d08cf37))

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