Install openvino-tokenizer python module in image #3274
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I was working through a demo where it said to run "pip install -U optimum[diffusers,openvino]". When I did that, I noticed that it downloaded: openvino_tokenizers-2025.1.0.0-py3-none-manylinux2014_x86_64.whl. However, the tokenizer is built and installed in the image by the Dockerfile. After more digging, I found that openvino's python module is not installed in the image. This patch installs the openvino-tokenizer python module in the image and uses a symlink to point to the tokenizer shared object to save space.
Only create the convert_tokenizer if python is enbled
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@stevegrubb when working with which demo did you encounter this issue? |
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I think it was the stable_diffusion demo. I was logged in to an image built by Dockerfile.redhat. But I guess it doesn't matter which demo, because an end user can write code that uses the tokenizer and it should be preinstalled since we took the time to build it. |
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I updated the tokenizer version 2025.2. |
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I was working through a demo where it said to run
"pip install -U optimum[diffusers,openvino]".
When I did that, I noticed that it downloaded:
openvino_tokenizers-2025.1.0.0-py3-none-manylinux2014_x86_64.whl. However, the tokenizer is built and installed in the image by the Dockerfile. After more digging, I found that openvino's python module is not installed in the image. This patch installs the openvino-tokenizer python module in the image and uses a symlink to point to the tokenizer shared object to save space.