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Python bindings for UCX
https://ucx-py.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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Use Travis/Circle CI for testing #197

Open mrocklin opened 5 years ago

mrocklin commented 5 years ago

Currently in #177 we're adding CI using NVIDIA/RAPIDS infrastructure. This is great because it provides access to GPUs.

However, we might add a public service like Travis-CI or Circle-CI as well. This would both ensure that ucx-py works well in CPU-only situations, and provide some redundancy in testing.

Additionally, my hope is that by adding a more low-tech testing infrastructure we'll ensure that ucx-py is applicable in consumer hardware situations.

madsbk commented 5 years ago

I think it is a very good idea. I guess we need to ask devops for Travis-CI integration?

mrocklin commented 5 years ago

I wonder if maybe @raydouglass or someone can give us sufficient credentials to set this up ourselves. We'll want the ability to restart builds and generaly manage the web-based CI I think.

jakirkham commented 5 years ago

Travis CI grants restart privileges to anyone with write access on the repo. So we likely don’t need a separate workflow for that part (unless I’m missing something).

mrocklin commented 5 years ago

Oh great

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Travis CI grants restart privileges to anyone with write access on the repo. So we likely don’t need a separate workflow for that part (unless I’m missing something).

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raydouglass commented 5 years ago

This would both ensure that ucx-py works well in CPU-only situations, and provide some redundancy in testing.

gpuCI actually runs builds on CPU-only machines. The ci/cpu/build.sh script executed on a small matrix of CPU-only options. While this is used to build conda packages in other RAPIDS projects, that's not a hard requirement. If there are unit tests (or anything really) that can run without a GPU, they can be run in that script and effect the build result plus reporting to PRs.

mrocklin commented 5 years ago

If it's ok, I think I would actually still prefer to use travis-ci for CPU builds. It's a pretty standard service that a lot of the community is familiar with. If there isn't a strong need for us to own CI here I would prefer to keep to standard community solutions. Is that ok?