Explicit opt_einsum.contract import for linear.py #658
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: meta-pytorch#658 `opt_einsum` package contains ambiguous imports. It has submodule `opt_einsum/contract.py` and at the same time has the following in `__init__.py`: ``` from .contract import contract ``` So normally `from opt_einsum import contract` should import the method not the module. Howeve, some build systems get confused. This change removes ambiguity and shouldn't affect behaviour in any way Differential Revision: D60134455
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Summary:
opt_einsumpackage contains ambiguous imports. It has submoduleopt_einsum/contract.pyand at the same time has the following in__init__.py:So normally
from opt_einsum import contractshould import the method not the module. Howeve, some build systems get confused.This change removes ambiguity and shouldn't affect behaviour in any way
Differential Revision: D60134455