fix: explicitly select CUDAExecutionProvider to avoid silent CPU fallback when TensorRT is absent (closes #5860)#5877
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What
When
force_cpu=Falseand a CUDA GPU is available but TensorRT is not installed, ONNX Runtime silently falls back toCPUExecutionProviderinstead of usingCUDAExecutionProvider. This happens because ORT's default provider priority list placesTensorrtExecutionProviderbeforeCUDAExecutionProvider, and when TRT fails to load it skips CUDA entirely.Fix
Explicitly build the providers list in
new_inference_session()by checkingonnxruntime.get_available_providers()and preferringCUDAExecutionProviderwhen it is available andforce_cpu=False. This ensures CUDA is used whenever possible, regardless of whether TensorRT is installed.Closes #5860