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What changed

Unsloth has tagged a release titled Windows ARM64 Binaries, and the commits listed under it include a fix multi-GPU users will want to know about. Studio used to rebuild a child launch's CUDAVISIBLEDEVICES from a sorted list, so a deliberate order such as 1,0 reached llama-server silently reversed as 0,1. The fix keeps the order the user asked for and moves tensor-split shares along with the reordered devices, while a run of follow-up commits made device placement, pass-through flags and reload checks agree with one another. As with the earlier digest, this is repository-level evidence: the binaries' contents rest on the release's own title and listing, and WittyWires has not benchmarked any of it.

Sources and evidence

• Windows ARM64 Binaries: Unsloth published a release tagged Windows-ARM64, titled Windows ARM64 Binaries, whose listed commits preserve a user's specified multi-GPU ordering in Studio launches instead of re-sorting it ascending, with tensor-split shares following the reordered devices.

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