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I tried to cross-compile metal on Linux but it is not possible as stated here. How can I disable that building? Is there a way to automatically not enable the compilation on a system different from MacOs or I have to use DISABLE_WGPU environment variable?

Ok, fixed everything

Thank you, that's a valuable check to have. Do we want to activate it before we hit the 1.0 mark ? Or is this action smart enough to understand projects in 0.x ?

It should work, it uses the same vulnerabilities.yml semantic and that actions run https://github.com/tracel-ai/burn/actions/runs/7731579136 when we published 0.12 version.

I'm not sure if this is a valuable check for us, since every release will be a breaking change until v1.0. Adding a check for patches seems a bit too much in term of process.

What do you think @antimora @syl20bnr ?

Probably the value to know what APIs are breaking. From the docs, it appears it's used before a publish operation.

I think it's also useful once we go 1.0. So it might be useful to get accustomed.

I'm not sure if this is a valuable check for us, since every release will be a breaking change until v1.0. Adding a check for patches seems a bit too much in term of process.

What do you think @antimora @syl20bnr ?

Actually it runs perfectly comparing 0.12.0 and 0.11.1, so we can use that before 1.0. I agree with @antimora about getting accustomed, and yep, it runs before a publish operation

Ok then, let's try it!