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[ci] Allow parallel testing on NVIDIA GPUs #5467

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@antiagainst antiagainst commented Apr 15, 2021

This reverts #5163 and
#5166 as now buffer usage
is improved on Vulkan.

Related to #5162

This reverts iree-org#5163 and
iree-org#5166 as now buffer usage
is improved on Vulkan.
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LGTM assuming the turing test passes. We can ignore the tool failure on the swiftshader test. That shouldn't be affected here and I double checked the cause didn't look suspicious (RPC timeout somewhere in the infra).

@antiagainst antiagainst merged commit 3eab154 into iree-org:main Apr 16, 2021
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I'm suspicious that this is the proximate cause of crashes we're seeing
while destroying the Vulkan device. We think
#2659 and
#2900 are the root cause, but
reverting for now to try to get us back to green.

Example failure, starting at the PR being reverted:
https://source.cloud.google.com/results/invocations/a3093172-ae55-43bb-956c-256bb726006f/targets/iree%2Fgcp_ubuntu%2Fcmake-bazel%2Flinux%2Fx86-turing%2Fmain/log

Reverts #5467
@antiagainst antiagainst deleted the parallel-tests branch September 5, 2021 20:16
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