'pytorchWithCuda' missing, when 'pytorchWithoutCuda' exists

[cstich]

So confusingly pytorchWithoutCuda exists as a searchable package whereas pytorchWithCuda does not. The defintion of both of them is just

pytorchWithCuda = self.pytorch.override { cudaSupport = true; };

pytorchWithoutCuda = self.pytorch.override { cudaSupport = false; };

so I am not sure why one is searchable and not the other.

[garbas]

@cstich thank you for reporting this. At the first glance I'm also not sure myself why this is the case. But maybe this means we are also not showing some other packages.

[jonringer]

pytorchWithCuda would be marked unfree. I'm assuming we are only exposing "free" packages

[cstich]

@jonringer That would make sense, but what about packages such as steam and pytorch-bin. Aren't those also unfree software?

[jonringer]

yes, but steam is "unfree redistributable". but pytorch is unfree, so I'm not sure.

I actually don't have a clue. pytorch and pytorchWithoutCuda are even aliases