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Use Ubuntu 24.04 in CI workflows. #248

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@bdice bdice commented Oct 2, 2024

This PR replaces ubuntu22.04 with ubuntu24.04. This allows us to continue testing endpoints of our support matrix (we still support Ubuntu 20.04). The CI matrix has been reduced enough that I do not see a significant value proposition to keep any jobs with Ubuntu 22.04. It seems more valuable to have extensive testing of Ubuntu 24.04.

Depends on rapidsai/ci-imgs#195.

Contributes to rapidsai/build-planning#74.

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Thanks for getting this started. I left one suggestion for your consideration.

.github/workflows/wheels-test.yaml Outdated Show resolved Hide resolved
…untu 22.04 instead of 24.04 on CUDA versions older than 12.5.1 (not supported by CUDA).
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bdice commented Oct 4, 2024

Some notes:

  • I realized we can't use Ubuntu 24.04 in workflows with CUDA versions older than 12.5.1 because no nvidia/cuda images exist (we already excluded those in the ci-imgs matrix, I just hadn't considered the downstream effects).
    • I migrated the affected test jobs to Ubuntu 22.04.
  • We should do our conda builds (C++ and Python) on Rocky Linux 8 because it's safer and better supported.
    • Rocky Linux 8 has the oldest glibc we support, which makes builds safer.
    • This will align with conda-forge as they migrate to glibc 2.28.
    • This also aligns RAPIDS conda builds with RAPIDS wheel builds, which already use Rocky Linux 8.
    • I think we have an old issue or thread about this somewhere -- we have meant to do switch conda builds to the oldest supported glibc in the past.

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bdice commented Oct 18, 2024

CI testing is complete! Here is the link: rapidsai/build-planning#74 (comment)

Are there any other repositories we should test? I think I got sufficient coverage here, and am happy to help iron out any additional issues that arise after merging.

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bdice commented Oct 18, 2024

For future record, there were a couple of minor hiccups:

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Thanks! I'm happy with the matrix changes (they look identical to what I'd previously reviewed) and with the extent of the testing that was done.

I support merging this as-is, will defer to your judgment on the timing.

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bdice commented Oct 21, 2024

I'm going to merge. If any issues arise, we have plenty of time to fix them before burndown or code freeze for 24.12.

@bdice bdice merged commit 1f1aad3 into branch-24.12 Oct 21, 2024
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