chore(deps-dev): update jax requirement from <=0.2.12 to <=0.5.2

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Updates the requirements on jax to permit the latest version.

Release notes

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JAX v0.5.2

Patch release of 0.5.1

• Bug fixes
  • Fixes TPU metric logging and tpu-info, which was broken in 0.5.1

Changelog

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jax 0.5.2 (Mar 4, 2025)

Patch release of 0.5.1

• Bug fixes
  • Fixes TPU metric logging and tpu-info, which was broken in 0.5.1

jax 0.5.1 (Feb 24, 2025)

• New Features

  • Added an experimental {func}jax.experimental.custom_dce.custom_dce decorator to support customizing the behavior of opaque functions under JAX-level dead code elimination (DCE). See {jax-issue}[#25956](https://github.com/jax-ml/jax/issues/25956) for more details.
  • Added low-level reduction APIs in {mod}jax.lax: {func}jax.lax.reduce_sum, {func}jax.lax.reduce_prod, {func}jax.lax.reduce_max, {func}jax.lax.reduce_min, {func}jax.lax.reduce_and, {func}jax.lax.reduce_or, and {func}jax.lax.reduce_xor.
  • {func}jax.lax.linalg.qr, and {func}jax.scipy.linalg.qr, now support column-pivoting on CPU and GPU. See {jax-issue}[#20282](https://github.com/jax-ml/jax/issues/20282) and {jax-issue}[#25955](https://github.com/jax-ml/jax/issues/25955) for more details.

• Changes

  • JAX_CPU_COLLECTIVES_IMPLEMENTATION and JAX_NUM_CPU_DEVICES now work as env vars. Before they could only be specified via jax.config or flags.
  • JAX_CPU_COLLECTIVES_IMPLEMENTATION now defaults to 'gloo', meaning multi-process CPU communication works out-of-the-box.
  • The jax[tpu] TPU extra no longer depends on the libtpu-nightly package. This package may safely be removed if it is present on your machine; JAX now uses libtpu instead.

• Deprecations

  • The internal function linear_util.wrap_init and the constructor core.Jaxpr now must take a non-empty core.DebugInfo kwarg. For a limited time, a DeprecationWarning is printed if jax.extend.linear_util.wrap_init is used without debugging info. A downstream effect of this several other internal functions need debug info. This change does not affect public APIs. See jax-ml/jax#26480 for more detail.

• Bug fixes

  • TPU runtime startup and shutdown time should be significantly improved on TPU v5e and newer (from around 17s to around 8s). If not already set, you may need to enable transparent hugepages in your VM image (sudo sh -c 'echo always > /sys/kernel/mm/transparent_hugepage/enabled'). We hope to improve this further in future releases.
  • Persistent compilation cache no longer writes access time file if JAX_COMPILATION_CACHE_MAX_SIZE is unset or set to -1, i.e. if the LRU eviction policy isn't enabled. This should improve performance when using the cache with large-scale network storage.

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Commits

• ce22429 Prepare for JAX release 0.5.2 (patch release over 0.5.1)
• bb80a56 Update setup.py to automatically pick up libtpu patch releases
• 07440f4 Prepare for JAX release 0.5.1
• b0cfcb8 Update XLA dependency to use revision
• 7d3c63e [sharding_in_types] Add more reshape sharding support
• 908ff49 [mosaic_gpu] Warmup the kernel when doing CUPTI based profiling
• 74b2e02 [pallas:mosaic_gpu] Use {min,max}imumf instead of {min,max}numf
• e0e5457 Update XLA dependency to use revision
• d695aa4 [sharding_in_types] Add sharding rules for the following primitives:
• a75bea5 Update XLA dependency to use revision
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• Update jax dependency to allow versions up to 0.5.2.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request updates the jax dependency version in setup.cfg from <=0.2.12 to <=0.5.2. This change allows the project to use newer versions of the jax library.

Updated class diagram for JAX dependency

classDiagram
  class setup.cfg {
    -jax <= 0.2.12
    +jax <= 0.5.2
  }
  note for setup.cfg "Updates the JAX dependency version."

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Change	Details	Files
The JAX dependency version was updated to allow newer versions.	Updated the maximum allowed version of the jax dependency from 0.2.12 to 0.5.2.	setup.cfg

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Superseded by #301.