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The new CI test to test cuPQC builds introduced by #2044 is failing on the main branch. This problem is occuring because CMake can not find NVCC, it first occured when working on #2044; although it was resolved and CI was green before the merge that test is failing again now. I shall work on getting this fixed.
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But in looking at the issue, I noticed that the default CI image (openquantumsafe/ci-ubuntu-latest:latest) grew to > 14GB. This IMO is out of sync with our goal of being "environmentally friendly": Just the load of this huge image takes 1-2 minutes, i.e., 30% to 70% of the complete CI runtime of several tests (also making me wonder why there's apparently no caching?).
May I thus suggest splitting out a (arbitrarily large) separate image for "thorough" testing (say once a week or only at release) and revert the main "workhorse image" to something more efficient? In other words, as part of the fix, may I suggest placing testing for cuPQC somewhere else in the CI setup (and use a separate image)?
The new CI test to test cuPQC builds introduced by #2044 is failing on the main branch. This problem is occuring because CMake can not find NVCC, it first occured when working on #2044; although it was resolved and CI was green before the merge that test is failing again now. I shall work on getting this fixed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: