ci: more optimizations - #26983
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Okay turns out the Vulkan release jobs as well as the Windows Vulkan regular CI job directly downloads the Vulkan SDK without caching, so I don't see why we need to cache this one. |
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* origin/master: (86 commits) ui: enforce alphabetical enum member ordering (ggml-org#27272) ui: Refactor Built-In Tools naming (Server/Browser) (ggml-org#27271) ci: more optimizations (ggml-org#26983) doc: document MCP stdio servers and CORS defaults in the server README [no release] [no ci] (ggml-org#26847) server: save processed mtmd chunks as placeholder (ggml-org#27278) mtmd: use sha256 for input hashing (ggml-org#27274) vocab : support integer tokenizer scores (ggml-org#27260) mtmd : skip thumbnail for non-tiled LFM2 images (ggml-org#27246) cuda : skip UMA override for HIP builds (ggml-org#27083) vendor: move hash to vendor (ggml-org#27262) ci : push release tag explicitly in release.yml (ggml-org#27261) ui: move get_datetime tool to frontend (ggml-org#27255) ci : reduce builds in build-xcframework.sh (ggml-org#27252) model: support speculators-format checkpoints for DSpark (ggml-org#26275) ui: add browser get_info tool (ggml-org#27251) ci : restore release.yml check during make-release.yml (ggml-org#27247) mtmd: harden preprocessor_granite (ggml-org#27235) ci : allow make-release to target a specific commit (ggml-org#27234) ci : make release workflows use a deploy key (ggml-org#27229) convert: add @ModelBase.example (ggml-org#27208) ...
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* replace rpc job with cpu * remove vulkan cache * move windows to build vulkan
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…tup-vulkan Upstream PR ggml-org#26983 ("ci: more optimizations") deleted .github/actions/linux-setup-vulkan/action.yml and replaced its usage in build-vulkan.yml with a direct call to ./.github/actions/unarchive-tar (downloading vulkan_sdk.tar.xz with strip=1). It also dropped the separate actions/cache step for the Vulkan SDK. This fork's custom build-android-vulkan.yml still referenced the deleted action, causing: Error: Can't find 'action.yml', 'action.yaml' or 'Dockerfile' under '.../.github/actions/linux-setup-vulkan'. Mirror the upstream change here so the workflow keeps working against the merged master. The produced ./vulkan_sdk/ tree is byte-for-byte identical to what linux-setup-vulkan used to produce (it was already a thin wrapper around unarchive-tar), so the downstream 'source ./vulkan_sdk/setup-env.sh' steps are unaffected.
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Following on to what I said in #26927...
The RPC job can go as the regular CPU job is already compiled and tested with RPC.
Meanwhile if we remove the Vulkan SDK we save 500 mb of cache space and it only takes 30 seconds or so to download and install it. However as mentioned by in #20446 (reply in thread) the point of caching isn't only for performance's sake. So I don't know if this is a good idea or not.
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