Raise exception when a module is not found

[MurphyAdam]

the-algorithm/trust_and_safety_models/toxicity/load_model.py

Line 19 in ec83d01

from transformers import TFAutoModelForSequenceClassification

As an example above, you could see that we are wrapping an import in a try-except block, but we only use the except for printing that the module doesn't exists..which seems a little redundant since that's what you'd get anyways if a module doesn't exist. In the same file, we are using such import as if they're guaranteed to be imported? What's the logic here?
Either have defaults, or let the the python import do it's job.

[impoverishedowl]

Hello, could you perhaps create a pull request for this? We don't have enough time to implement this as we are working on boosting engagement for Elon Musk's posts, we hope you understand our situation.

Thank you, have a great day!

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[nobodyindustries]

Is this happening in the Ligma engine?

[dagelf]

Maybe this helps somehow in their CI getting it in stdout rather than stderr?

[MurphyAdam]

@nobodyindustries who the hell is Steve Jobs?

[MurphyAdam]

@impoverishedowl totally understandable, I will rewrite it in rust and create a PR. 👍

[MurphyAdam]

@dagelf I couldn't find any tests for it, I hope they just excluded them and not that they never existed, that still would be a bad idea as if they want people to refactor stuff, then they need to have tests.

[jdm-twtr]

@impoverishedowl is not a Twitter employee.