[MetaSchedule] Evo Independence from TaskScheduler #11590
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Per discussion with @Kathryn-cat, we realized that the current API design could be verbose if we only want to tune a single task, in which case a dummy task scheduler still needs to be established to supply `EvolutionarySearch` with proper `CostModel` and `Database`. This PR fixes this UX issue.
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I tested on local and it looks good! Perhaps add a hint showing that |
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Thank you @Kathryn-cat for the valuable feedback! Will do! |
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@Kathryn-cat Hey I improved the error message with clear instructions of what to do. Let me know if it looks good :-) |
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Per discussion with @Kathryn-cat, we realized that the current API
design could be verbose if we only want to tune a single task, in which
case a dummy task scheduler still needs to be established to supply
EvolutionarySearchwith properCostModelandDatabase. This PRfixes this UX issue.