chore: bump sgl-kernel v0.1.6.post1

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Summary of Changes

Hello team, Gemini here with a summary of this pull request. This PR is a chore to bump the version of the sgl-kernel dependency and update the internal version references within the sgl-kernel project files themselves. The version is being updated from 0.1.6 to 0.1.6.post1. This change affects the Dockerfile for the blackwell environment and several pyproject.toml files and the version.py file within the sgl-kernel directory.

Highlights

• Version Bump: The primary change is updating the sgl-kernel version from 0.1.6 to 0.1.6.post1.
• Dependency Update: The Dockerfile for the blackwell environment is updated to install the new 0.1.6.post1 version of the sgl-kernel wheel from the GitHub releases.
• Internal Version References: The version string is updated in the pyproject.toml files (main, cpu, rocm) and the version.py file within the sgl-kernel directory to reflect the new 0.1.6.post1 version.

Changelog

• docker/Dockerfile.blackwell
  • Updated the pip3 install command to fetch sgl_kernel-0.1.6.post1 from the GitHub releases (line 23).
• sgl-kernel/pyproject.toml
  • Updated the version field in the [project] section from 0.1.6 to 0.1.6.post1 (line 11).
• sgl-kernel/pyproject_cpu.toml
  • Updated the version field in the [project] section from 0.1.6 to 0.1.6.post1 (line 11).
• sgl-kernel/pyproject_rocm.toml
  • Updated the version field in the [project] section from 0.1.6 to 0.1.6.post1 (line 12).
• sgl-kernel/python/sgl_kernel/version.py
  • Updated the __version__ variable from "0.1.6" to "0.1.6.post1" (line 1).

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Code Review

This pull request correctly bumps the sgl-kernel version to v0.1.6.post1 across all relevant files, including the Dockerfile and various pyproject.toml configurations, as well as the Python version file. The changes are consistent and appear to be straightforward.

One minor observation is that the pull request description template (Motivation, Modifications) has not been filled out, and the checklist items are unchecked. While this might be acceptable for a simple chore like a version bump, it's generally good practice to provide a brief context or confirm that checklist items have been considered, even if some are not applicable. This helps maintainers and other reviewers understand the change and ensure all necessary steps were taken.

Overall, the core changes for the version bump are clear and well-executed. Thank you for this update!

Summary of Findings

• PR Description and Checklist: The pull request description template (Motivation, Modifications sections) is not filled out, and the checklist items are unchecked. For chore PRs, this is sometimes overlooked, but providing brief context and acknowledging the checklist can improve clarity and process adherence. This is a low-severity observation and, per review settings, not raised as a specific code comment.

Merge Readiness

The code changes for the version bump are consistent and appear correct. Assuming the new version v0.1.6.post1 and its corresponding wheel file are valid and tested, this PR seems ready for merging from a code perspective. It would be beneficial for the author to briefly update the PR description or confirm the checklist items. As an AI reviewer, I am not authorized to approve pull requests; please ensure further review and approval by project maintainers.