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fix: add default framework version warning message in Model classes #1218

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Framework Model classes do not log warning when they are defaulted to default framework versions (not the latest versions) as Estimator classes do.

Description of changes:
Default framework_version to None in Model classes, emit warning message and then assign default values.

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Unit tests in each modified framework unit tests:
Chainer, MXNet, PyTorch, TensorFlow

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@@ -54,14 +59,17 @@ class ChainerModel(FrameworkModel):

__framework_name__ = "chainer"

LATEST_VERSION = "5.0.0"
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should we instead read this from the estimator so that we don't have to update multiple constants?

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Yes. Duplicating the constant increases future efforts of maintaining them.

However, Model class does not import corresponding estimator and LATEST_VERSION is an instance variable of an estimator object. We need to do:

import sagemaker.chainer.estimator as estimator
and then
estimator.LATEST_VERSION

Model classes currently do not import corresponding Estimator classes, I was wondering if such imports worth it for "LATEST_VERSION"

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hmm...maybe it is worth moving it to defaults.py then even though it's not a default.

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Can we add a LATEST_VERSION in defaults.py but still keep the one in Estimator class? so that customer code which uses estimator.LATEST_VERSION won't break

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so you'll still have to set it in estimator, but you can do something like

from sagemaker.<framework> import defaults

class <Framework>:
    LATEST_VERSION = defaults.LATEST_VERSION

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@chuyang-deng chuyang-deng merged commit 926690e into aws:master Jan 10, 2020
@chuyang-deng chuyang-deng deleted the fw_version_warning branch January 10, 2020 00:41
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