[Fix] Fix AssertionError when importing pip before setuptools #198
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Motivation
We could get AssertionError when importing pip before setuptools. A workaround is to import setuptools first and filter warnings that are caused by setuptools replacing distutils.
Fix open-mmlab/mmpretrain#1343
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mim/__init__.py