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Fix the version_id changes after moving the weight files; fix dependency issues with temporal models #1249

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Yingtian Tang and others added 30 commits February 25, 2024 09:23
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@YingtianDt thanks! Our PR testing is right in the middle of being ported to AWS, so thanks for hanging in there while we sort all of the bugs out.

@kvfairchild kvfairchild added the OOM When unit tests run out of memory label Oct 1, 2024
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I believe this PR is ready to be merged. @mschrimpf

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KartikP commented Oct 2, 2024

@YingtianDt Your PR has a couple of issues. Some of them arise from a saturation of disk space for the tests (on AWS execution tests), which we will increase for you. But it appears temporal_model_mmaction2 is failing your plugin-specific tests (on the legacy unit test plugins).

@mschrimpf All generic tests have failed. Is this because this is just a "different class" of models. Should anything be changed in terms of how unittest_plugins is run?

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All generic tests have failed. Is this because this is just a "different class" of models. Should anything be changed in terms of how unittest_plugins is run?

The models should still pass on the generic tests. @YingtianDt any ideas why these seem to fail?

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