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Check the version of python and cuda with each image of cpu and gpu.

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Assessment

Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
docker, python

Research direction

Start by locating the CPU and GPU image definitions and the v139 release-note workflow. Identify how Python and CUDA versions can be checked without rebuilding the images, then document the versions for each image and that check. Done means both image variants have version information in the release notes and a practical inspection method is documented.

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Description

enhancement

🚀 Feature

I couldn't find the python and cuda version of the each image of cpu and gpu for v139 right away, so could you put it in the release notes? By the way, is there a way to immediately check the versions of python and cuda? It is troublesome to build an image of about 50GB each time.

Motivation

The cuda versions of kaggle's gpu and cpu images often change, so even if you refer to an old notebook, it is difficult to align the environment with the current version. For example, it is troublesome to prepare an old version of mmdetection wheel.

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Python
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