Okei, three months ago it was in the way you mention, two months ago in the way I have done, and now it seems it has changed again. Do you now which will be the final syntax?
Well, I did an installation of several different versions of pytorch in february on some machines and need to change from cu100 to cudatoolkit=10.0 (even for other cuda version or older pytorch as 0.4.0). Maybe they have change it again.
Yes, maybe. As far as I know Soumith and Paul (not sure how his user name is here) are creating the conda builds, so they should know what’s been changed and provide more information.
Okei. I have checked my git repo and the scripts I used to install several versions of Pytorch by February 2019 looked like (for python 2.7, 3.5 and 3.7):
Moreover, it seems strange that by typing cudatoolkit=10.0 with version 1.0.0 what I get installed is cuda9. Moreover, some versions cannot be installed with conda and only with pip:
-python 3.5 cuda9 version 0.4.0
-python2.7 cuda9 version 0.4.0.
the cudatoolkit version should be the final version with no planned changes. It’s what the Anaconda team recommended, and we worked with them to move to this.