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TensorFlow serving seems to have no version attribute #2194
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@zhangggzh, Can you try using below command to check TF Serving version. Thank you!
For docker image you can do this:
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@singhniraj08 Hello, can you add the version attribute in Python? For example, after entering the Python environment, use " tensorflow_ serving__.version__ " to return the version information of serving |
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I built and installed the whl package for serving on ROCM myself, but found that only the pip list method was used to view the version of serving, while the " import tensorflow_serving tenorflow_ serving.__ version__ " An error was reported, TensorFlow serving does not have the version attribute. May I ask if this attribute was not added to the source code during development
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