Replace direct calls to setup.py with pip equivalents #4009
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Thanks for the PR @zklaus
I think we have deactivated most of those in the CI at the moment, but the linux CPU tests are happy, so that's what matters.
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Direct invocation of
setup.pyis deprecated and in particular the callspython setup.py installandpython setup.py developwill go away as soon as October. To keep up with the ecosystem and Pytorch itself, this replaces all such calls with their modern equivalents.For more details, also see the Pytorch issue pytorch/pytorch#152276.
For a similar PR in torchvision, see pytorch/vision#9161.