unsloth: fail install-deps on pip error (Windows) - #685
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The Windows install-deps block ran two pip installs; if the first (unsloth from git) failed, the second masked it and the block exited 0, so the missing package only surfaced later as a confusing verify-imports 'No module named unsloth'. Stop on error and check $LASTEXITCODE after each install. Refs #675.
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August 10, 2026 15:17
A single pip command surfaces any install failure via its exit code, so a failed unsloth install is no longer masked by a later successful install. Keeps the block user-facing (no CI-only lines).
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The Windows
install-depsblock runs two pip installs. If the first (unsloth[amd] @ git+…) fails, the second (triton-windows) masks it and the block exits 0 — so a failed install surfaces later as a confusingverify-imports'No module named unsloth' (e.g. #675, #567) instead of a clear install-deps failure.Fix:
$ErrorActionPreference='Stop'+ explicit$LASTEXITCODEchecks after each pip so a pip failure fails the step.Refs #675.