* Change NNAPI CI to run on new NNAPI EP
* update android ci to mac 10.15 and remove in install cmake
* update the android ci to targe android api level 29
* remove unnecessary ndk install git submodule call
1. Increase job timeout, while we are investigating why the tests take much longer
2. Upgrade the linux docker image to manylinux2010, by request from Tianlei. (We had an offline discussion with Pranav and Tracy)
3. Remove the installation of "devtoolset-7" in the CUDA image. It was added for CUDA 10.0, it is not needed for CUDA 10.1. We have moved to CUDA 10.1.
* Add build option to disable traditional ML ops from the binary.
* Fix python tests by splitting tests for ML ops to a separate file. Exclude ML tests from onnx_test_runner and C# tests. Exclude ML op sources.
* Update Edge pkg pipelines with new MLops env variable and fix C# packaging pipeline tests to skip ML ops.
Modify gradle build so artifactID has _gpu for GPU builds.
Pass USE_CUDA flag on CUDA build
Adjust publishing pipelines to extract POM from a correct path.
Co-Authored-By: @Craigacp
1. Enlarge the read buffer size further, so that our code can run even faster. TODO: need apply the similar changes to python some other language bindings.
2. Add coreml_VGG16_ImageNet to the test exclusion set of x86_32. It is not a new model but previously we didn't run the test against x86_32.
* try mac pipeline
* fix path separator
* copy prebuilds folder
* split esrp yaml for win/mac
* disable mac signing temporarily
* add linux
* fix indent
* add nodetool in linux
* add nodetool in win-ci-2019
* replace linux build by custom docker scripts
* use manylinux as node 12.16 not working on centos6
* try ubuntu
* loosen timeout for test case - multiple runs calls
1. Fix the nuget cpu pipeline and put code coverage pipeline back.
2. Reduce onnx_test_runner's default logging level from WARNING to ERROR. Because there are too many log messages now.
3. Enlarge the protobuf read buffer size for onnx_test_runner. It was missed from PR #4020.
- Add support for ENABLE_LANGUAGE_INTEROP_OPS in training build which is enabled for nightly builds
- Fix passing of environment variables to `sudo docker run` in build definitions
- Fix setup.py package naming logic
* Add flake8 to Win CI build so it's re-enabled. It was in the static analysis build that is currently disabled so checks are not running.
Fix build.py to be compliant again.
Add prefix to flake8 output so it's (hopefully) easier to identify the errors in build output.
* Add to all builds in Windows CPU CI so they all fail quickly if there's an issue.
Add transformer glue test example to show how to use ORTTrainer to fine-tune a transformer model
Co-authored-by: liqun <liqun@OrtTrainingDev4.af05slrtruoetgaxwwjv5nsq5e.px.internal.cloudapp.net>
In this PR, we
1. create some APIs for creating NVTX objects
2. apply those APIs in pipeline-related operators and sequential executor.
As a result, we can explicitly see how a pipeline schedule is run by GPUs in
Nvidia's visual profiler. Note that these APIs are Linux only due to Nvidia's
limited support.
* Remove 'model_.' prefix for onnx model initializers in training
* fix test case remove redundant device test
* rename
* Fix state_dict/load_state_dict with frozen_weight
* nit
* Add monkey patch for pt opset 10
* remove pt patch in CI
* nit: newline
Change training perf test build to use "docker" instead of "sudo docker". The training perf test build runs in an environment that supports calling "docker" and not "sudo docker".
* gpt2 training perf
* gpt2 training perf
* debug
* debug
* debug
* fix bug
* minor
* on comments
* dynamic sql
* fix build
* minor
* linked hash
* on comments
* minor
* mem
* minor
Co-authored-by: Ethan Tao <ettao@microsoft.com>
Update install_deps.sh to use relative path from script directory to symbolic_opset10.py. This allows install_deps.sh to be called from different working directories.
* [java] - adding a cuda enabled test.
* Adding --build_java to the windows gpu ci pipeline.
* Removing a stray line from the unit tests that always enabled CUDA for Java.
