Docker runs gtc cpu backend #101
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| RUN if [ ! -z `echo $GT4PY_OPTIONALS | grep cuda` ] ; then pip install cupy-cuda102==7.7.0 ; else echo Not installing cuda ; fi | ||
| RUN pip install --no-cache-dir -c /constraints.txt "/gt4py${GT4PY_OPTIONALS}" && \ | ||
| python3 -m gt4py.gt_src_manager install | ||
| RUN python -m pip install --no-cache-dir -c /constraints.txt -e "/gt4py${GT4PY_OPTIONALS}" |
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When installing without -e, on the first gtc backend run, it pulls the wrong version of gridtools again. But having -e skips that step. Unclear about this behavior.
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-e is directing the GT source to be install alongside the python source, while without the -e PIP installs into its own directory structure. The issue is that by default the source path is set to the one created by -e.
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Another issue is that v36 via the src_manager is pulling GridTools |
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Purpose
We cannot run gtc cpu backend in docker currently. This appears to be an issue with the version of grid tools libraries. This PR provides a temporary fix to run pytest with
gtc:gt:cpu_ifirstbackend.Infrastructure changes:
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