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Summary: This PR moves the Dockerfile conda dependencies into a requirements-ci.txt (and begins the requirements file for other parts of CI as well). Packages are listed alphabetically in the requirements-ci.txt. Uncommented packages before the mkl package have been tested and confirmed to work on all platforms. Commented out packages before mkl have broken at least one platform and so have been comment out. There appears to be some randomness with certain platforms not passing tests so it might be good to run a number of tests for the same configuration to confirm if it is indeed these commented out packages that cause the errors. Remaining is to test all commented out packages to ensure they work on all platforms. This will likely involve repeat runs of the same configurations to ensure it is indeed the packages that break the platforms and not random errors. This PR makes progress on task #72556 Pull Request resolved: #73404 Reviewed By: janeyx99 Differential Revision: D34730797 Pulled By: kstant0725 fbshipit-source-id: 3e4b171720fa33b604cebb9c6101d38ba11f2f8b
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Summary: This PR moves the Dockerfile conda dependencies into a requirements-ci.txt (and begins the requirements file for other parts of CI as well). Packages are listed alphabetically in the requirements-ci.txt. Uncommented packages before the mkl package have been tested and confirmed to work on all platforms. Commented out packages before mkl have broken at least one platform and so have been comment out. There appears to be some randomness with certain platforms not passing tests so it might be good to run a number of tests for the same configuration to confirm if it is indeed these commented out packages that cause the errors. Remaining is to test all commented out packages to ensure they work on all platforms. This will likely involve repeat runs of the same configurations to ensure it is indeed the packages that break the platforms and not random errors. This PR makes progress on task #72556 Pull Request resolved: #73404 Reviewed By: janeyx99 Differential Revision: D34730797 Pulled By: kstant0725 fbshipit-source-id: 3e4b171720fa33b604cebb9c6101d38ba11f2f8b (cherry picked from commit 99cc445)
This PR moves the Dockerfile conda dependencies into a requirements-ci.txt (and begins the requirements file for other parts of CI as well). Packages are listed alphabetically in the requirements-ci.txt. Uncommented packages before the mkl package have been tested and confirmed to work on all platforms. Commented out packages before mkl have broken at least one platform and so have been comment out. There appears to be some randomness with certain platforms not passing tests so it might be good to run a number of tests for the same configuration to confirm if it is indeed these commented out packages that cause the errors.
Remaining is to test all commented out packages to ensure they work on all platforms. This will likely involve repeat runs of the same configurations to ensure it is indeed the packages that break the platforms and not random errors.
This PR makes progress on task #72556