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Comment by KerrickStaley
There is not a conflict here. PyTorch depends on many packages and none of them were compromised. Instead, a limitation with the way pip installs dependencies allowed someone to create a package on PyPI with the same name and version as the one on PyTorch's nightly package index, which took precedence over the real package. This could be fixed by supporting better ways to specify Python dependencies in pip, without any dampening effect on the package ecosystem.