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The residual error in the DEVEL_BUILD is TORCH_TEST_PYTHON
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It's strange that we don't get any output that says what the failure. we just have
CoverageWarning: Module sirf.torch was never imported. (module-not-imported);
but that could be irrelevant, as the coverage stuff is broken since a few years.
On the other hand, this is the DEVEL_BUILD=OFF build (with g++11), while all others are fine. So, I wonder if we shouldn't be updating the SIRF_TAG.
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No, that's the DEVEL_BUILD=ON
So currently
DEVEL_BUILD |
TAG |
|---|---|
OFF |
SyneRBI/SIRF@11a6a50 |
ON |
master |
This means that only the DEVEL_BUILD=ON runs unit tests with PyTorch.
It also means that we need to change the SIRF_TAG to nearly master, or whatever commit we want to tag as v3.10.0.
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That's what I meant... Good luck!
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