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Rebuild for openmpi 5 #147

Closed regro-cf-autotick-bot closed 1 month ago

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xiki-tempula commented 1 month ago

@mattwthompson Shall we merge this PR? I kind of want to install ambertools with the latest version of Gromacs which is already rebuild with openmpi 5. The current ambertools is still build with openmpi 4 so would conflict with the latest version of gromacs.

mattwthompson commented 1 month ago

I guess - it'd be nice to hear from the Amber folks on these changes, though. I don't know the codebase as well as them

dacase commented 1 month ago

I'm not opposed to using openmpi 5, although I've not tested it myself.

Two questions from my end:

  1. Is there a way I can install (provisionally) ambertools=24? I could then run a much more complete test suite.
  2. Is there some feature that is still holding up a general release? If so, is it still worth considering releasing a package without that feature? There's no real rush here, but it there is an advantage in getting even a serial-only package posted, since that is what most folks need. Future dot updates could then add MPI and/or CUDA.
mattwthompson commented 1 month ago

Everything related to AmberTools 24 is in #141 - what the release would look like and what's holding back the builds

These builds are still iterating on 23