Hello all,
I have recently started to contribute to pytorch, and some of the doubts I have are:


Every time, I have to pull from upstream into my forked repo and then commit my changes this causes at least 2 + commits every time I push to my fork. in the many other pull requests I have seen, they at max contain 1 or 2 commits, so how do they keep the number of commits down like that?


I want locally to build the repo so that I can test the code I have written, but owing to my potato PC, this is not possible, so I want to know if I can download the wheels from the tests that are run every time I push changes to the PR.


In the PR page, can I ask pytorchbot to run just a couple of specific tests instead of the full suite, because I want to just check if a particular part of the code works/compiles.