chore: bump v0.1.8.post2 #7189
chore: bump v0.1.8.post2 #7189
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This pull request performs a standard version bump for the sgl-kernel component. It updates the version string in various project configuration files and ensures that the Docker build process references the newly released wheel version.
Highlights
- Version Bump: I've updated the project version from
0.1.8.post1to0.1.8.post2across several configuration files (pyproject.toml,pyproject_cpu.toml,pyproject_rocm.toml) and the internal version file (sgl_kernel/python/sgl_kernel/version.py). - Dockerfile Dependency Update: The
docker/Dockerfile.blackwellhas been updated to pull thesgl_kernelwheel corresponding to the newv0.1.8.post2release URL.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the project version from 0.1.8.post1 to 0.1.8.post2. The version bump has been consistently applied across all modified files:
docker/Dockerfile.blackwell(updated download URL forsgl_kernel)sgl-kernel/pyproject.tomlsgl-kernel/pyproject_cpu.tomlsgl-kernel/pyproject_rocm.tomlsgl-kernel/python/sgl_kernel/version.py
The changes themselves appear correct and align with the PR's intent of bumping the version.
One area for potential improvement relates to the project's release process documentation. The sgl-kernel/README.md file, in its 'Release new version' section (lines 201-203), currently mentions updating pyproject.toml and version.py. However, this pull request correctly modifies additional files for the version bump (namely pyproject_cpu.toml, pyproject_rocm.toml, and the version in the Dockerfile.blackwell). To enhance the clarity and reliability of the release process for maintainers, it would be beneficial to update the README to accurately reflect all files and locations requiring version changes. This would help ensure consistency and completeness in future releases.
No specific style guide was provided or referenced for these changes; the updates are straightforward version string replacements.
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