use weights_only in conversion script to prevent model arbitrary code execution #32
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this restricts malicious weights from executing arbitrary code by restricting the unpickler to only loading tensors, primitive types, and dictionaries
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@deepdiffuser I do support this change, but now I get Any ideas? |
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what version of pytorch? I believe you need 1.13.1 for this arg |
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Ah, I see. conda gets you 1.12.1. Let's keep this thread for posterity. |
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this restricts malicious weights from executing arbitrary code by restricting the unpickler to only loading tensors, primitive types, and dictionaries.
see torch.load docs
https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/generated/torch.load.html
i tested this and it seems to work the same as before