For folks asking "why?", here's the explainer: https://discuss.tensorflow.org/t/keras-project-moved-to-new-repository-in-https-github-com-keras-team-keras/1999 … We've done this to make it much easier for folks to contribute.
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Reminder: Keras development has moved back to keras-team/keras (https://github.com/keras-team/keras …), and if you want to make a change, the PR section is open for business
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Why moving back?
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Why?
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Because there's no release yet. The first release (2.6) will come in a couple weeks.
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Looks familiar. I wish you and the Keras team the best.
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Last year, I forked keras-team/keras-io (when it was part of the tensorflow repo), do I need to ignore that one and fork from http://githun.com/keras-team/keras.io … now?
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Yes, everything happens on keras-team/keras now!
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Little confused. How will we import Keras? “import keras” as we did before tf2, or we will still use “from tensorflow import keras”.
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Still from TensorFlow. Only the development process changes
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