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Run MPI tests with Base.julia_cmd instead of Base.julia_exename - #234
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This ensures the same optimisation flags are passed to the processes we spawn, which affect cache invalidation.
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Yes, jobs with Julia nightly are now successful 🙂 I reported the bug with broken precompilation of Sundials.jl at SciML/Sundials.jl#386. |
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Looks good to merge to me.
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This ensures the same optimisation flags are passed to the processes we spawn, which affect cache invalidation.
I noticed tests with Julia nightly in #233 were hanging. I believe the problem is the same as JuliaParallel/MPI.jl#706, which took me a while to debug, but at least I did it once and now I know what's the culprit.