Adding --gpus all to the docker #38
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This pull request primarily focuses on enhancements to the GitHub workflow file
.github/workflows/linux-gpu-x64-build.yml. The changes aim to improve the workflow's functionality by enabling it to run on pull requests and by ensuring that Docker runs with GPU support.Key changes include:
.github/workflows/linux-gpu-x64-build.yml: The workflow trigger has been updated to run not only on workflow dispatches but also on pull requests. This change will ensure that the workflow runs whenever a pull request is made, providing immediate feedback on the changes..github/workflows/linux-gpu-x64-build.yml: The Docker run command in the jobs section has been updated to include the--gpus allflag. This flag ensures that Docker runs with GPU support, which is necessary for the successful execution of GPU-related tasks.