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zhsjcould someone retry this https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/golang-1.22/1.22.10-1/+build/29365721 it's flaky test, build succesfully in debian08:14
adrienif a package is deleted on an arch and its tests expectedly starts failing, do I need to trigger a migration-reference/0 test or is the removal enough?08:43
adrienhmm, no, forget that question, I misread something08:43
sudipzhsj: retried09:14
zhsjsudip: thanks09:14
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sudipvtk9 build took 1 day, 3 hours, 58 minutes, 32.5 seconds and then failed without a log  :(14:07
sudiplooking at the gpaw autopkgtest failures, it needs a machine with 4 core. how do I trigger a test to use the large machine?18:32
adriensudip: I'm preparing a patch instead20:18
adrien4 cores could be obtained through big_packages20:18
adriensee https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ProposedMigration#Openstack_Flavor_Details_for_Architectures20:19
sudipadrien: yes, seen that, but then how did the migration-reference job triggered by tsimonq2_ landed in that type of machine?20:19
sudipso I assumed there will be some undocumented option :)20:20
sudipbig_packages list does not have gpaw20:21
adrienthat's an interesting question, and I don't have the answer; one possibility is that the behavior is different with the new openmpi and I think I may have seen something like that in some log20:22
adrienbasically, does one slot require one CPU, or can you put several slots on the same CPU? (maybe I just wrote something heretical to anyone versed in MPI :) )20:23
adrienI have an MR almost ready20:23
adriensudip: https://code.launchpad.net/~adrien/ubuntu/+source/gpaw/+git/gpaw/+merge/47785820:28
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tsimonq2sudip: I think there's a hardcoded list in addition to big_packages. I *think*. That's probably a vorlon (or similar) question.20:30
sudiptsimonq2: I think https://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-release/autopkgtest-cloud/+git/autopkgtest-package-configs/tree/big_packages?h=main20:30
sudipanother list ?20:31
tsimonq2sudip: My guess is that we're talking hardcoding.20:31
tsimonq2Oh, and if it's autopkgtests and not Launchpad, paride might know20:31
adrienimho it's debatable that it's a big package; there are quotas for big_packages sadly, that's why I decided to lower the core count rather than try adding it to big_packages20:33
sudipI triggered another migration-reference, if it again goes to large then there is something20:33
sudipok, so the previous migration_reference did not go to a large machine. if you see the testinfo.json in artifacts, it says "nproc": "2", so something else has changed in openmpi21:07
sudipadrien: parmetis autopkgtest also has the same failure21:34
adriensudip: good catch, and there's indeed a very suspicious 4 in the tests; I've started testing a patch but I'll go to bed before the results are in21:44
adrienand this time I used nproc actually; I thought it was in a package that may not be installed but it's actually in coreutils (nowadays?)21:44
parideadrien, sudip, tsimonq2: that is strange. If I look at https://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/results/autopkgtest-plucky/plucky/amd64/g/gpaw/20241123_192254_230c6@/log.gz I see it ran using the 'autopkgtest' flavor on the lcy02 cloud (you can see this info in the runner/autopkgtest command line, at the very beginning of the log)22:28
parideI tried `autopkgtest flavor show autopkgtest` on that cloud, and:22:28
paride| vcpus                      | 222:28
parideI also tried `nproc` in a VM created using that flavor, and it's 2 again22:28
paridein this PASS run triggered by sudip: https://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/results/autopkgtest-plucky/plucky/amd64/g/gpaw/20241205_205031_28042@/log.gz22:30
parideopenstack failed and made some extra logs visible, including the fact that the flavor has 2 vcpus22:31
paride(the test run was auto-retried after the failure, which is why it eventually passed)22:32
parideso: I don't know, but looks like "gpaw now requires >= 4 cores" is not the whole story22:32
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