Is it better to set advanced indexing/slicing outputs with `requires_grad=False` in the context of `torch.no_grad()`?

autograd
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The code is run under Pytorch v0.4.0.

a = torch.Tensor(3,3).requires_grad_()
with torch.no_grad():
    b = a[1]
    print(b.requires_grad)
    with torch.enable_grad():
        c = b * 2
        print(c.requires_grad)
c.sum().backward()
print(a.grad)

The output is

True
True
None

So since a is not involved in the backward process (namely, not in the autograd computation graph), why b is set to requiring grad as a leaf variable? It would easily mislead users into believing that a is also in the autograd computation graph if they didn’t check the grad of a.