github: workflows: Enable Arm Hosted GitHub Runners #2130
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The oneDNN repo has now been enabled with Arm hosted GitHub runners. They have been activated for PRs opened against the repo.
This is an initial version of AArch64 CI for Linux, on c6g and c7g. We build for gcc-13 and clang-17, in debug and release, for openmp builds. For now, we enable smoke tests for most, but not all, configurations (in order to preserve runner resources). We have logic in the test scripts to skip tests on certain configs. As per suggestions from @vpirogov (and I agree), CI logic has been moved into cross-platform scripts.
The CI is dependent on MacOS pipelines passing. Total run time seems to be in line with x86:
Overall time for a run: 1:15 (reasonable).
A few notes:
Unfortunately for oneDNN repo admins (@mgouicem, @vpirogov), you will need to tediously add all combinations of checks as "required", e.g.:
etc etc
Apologies for the inconvenience. However, this is a one-time effort as we don't need to update them later as those tags will rarely change. You will also need to remove the previous MacOS checks, e.g.:
macOS (gcc-14, Debug)
and replace with the current version-less MacOS checks, e.g.:macOS (gcc, Debug)
.For more info: