Tolerate Nsight Compute warning lines before the CSV header#141
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Nsight Compute may prepend warning lines before the CSV header (for
example when it cannot deploy section files under HOME), which makes
pandas treat a warning line as the column list and breaks metric
parsing. Scan for the real CSV header ("ID",/ID,) and skip any
preceding lines instead of relying on comment="=".
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Nsight Compute may prepend warning lines before the CSV header (for example when it cannot deploy section files under HOME), which makes pandas treat a warning line as the column list and breaks metric parsing. Scan for the real CSV header ("ID",/ID,) and skip any preceding lines instead of relying on comment="=".