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Merge pull request #2314 from lukaszstolarczuk/bump-umf-on-v0.10.x

Merge pull request #2314 from lukaszstolarczuk/bump-umf-on-v0.10.x #10544

Triggered via push November 12, 2024 13:39
@aarongreigaarongreig
pushed 87f5283
v0.10.x
Status Success
Total duration 2h 8m 55s
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cmake.yml

on: push
Matrix: Build - Ubuntu
Matrix: CUDA / Build & Test HW
Matrix: Level Zero / Build & Test HW
Matrix: OpenCL / Build & Test HW
Matrix: Fuzz tests short / Build and run fuzz tests on L0 HW
Matrix: HIP / Build & Test HW
Matrix: Level Zero static / Build & Test HW
Matrix: Build - MacOS
Matrix: Native CPU / Build & Test HW
Matrix: Build - Windows
E2E CUDA  /  ...  /  Check for changed files
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E2E CUDA / Start e2e job / Check for changed files
E2E L0  /  ...  /  Check for changed files
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E2E L0 / Start e2e job / Check for changed files
E2E OpenCL  /  ...  /  Check for changed files
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E2E OpenCL / Start e2e job / Check for changed files
Matrix: E2E CUDA / Start e2e job / Build SYCL, UR, run E2E
Matrix: E2E L0 / Start e2e job / Build SYCL, UR, run E2E
Matrix: E2E OpenCL / Start e2e job / Build SYCL, UR, run E2E
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