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The deleted note explained that ONNX Runtime wasm assets are loaded from a CDN by default and that Note: If this suggestion doesn't match your team's coding style, reply to this and let me know. I'll remember it for next time! |
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| > Developer preview. APIs may change between releases. | ||
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| > Browser apps use ONNX Runtime Web and browser storage. Node.js apps use ONNX | ||
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| > Browser ONNX Runtime wasm assets are loaded from the matching ONNX Runtime Web | ||
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| > supply-chain controls, self-host those ONNX Runtime assets and set | ||
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| ## See It In Action | ||
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The removed blockquote stated "Developer preview. APIs may change between releases." If the library is still in an early/unstable phase, dropping this notice could lead consumers to assume API stability they should not assume, leading to surprise breaking changes between releases. Please confirm the API has stabilised before removing this warning, or replace it with a versioned stability guarantee (e.g. SemVer commitment).