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TST: Potentially Skip 8bit bnb regression test if compute capability is too low #1998

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The 8bit bnb LoRA regression test results are dependent on the underlying compute capability. The logits are slightly different depending on the version (up to 0.5 abs diff). Therefore, we now check the compute capability for this test and skip it if it's too low. This check may require updating if the hardware of the CI worker is updated.

Note that I have already invalidated the old regression artifacts and created a new one.

The 8bit bnb LoRA regression test results are dependent on the
underlying compute capability. The logits are slightly different
depending on the version (up to 0.5 abs diff). Therefore, we now check
the compute capability for this test and skip it if it's too low. This
check may require updating if the hardware of the CI worker is updated.

Note that I have already invalidated the old regression artifacts and
created a new one.
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After internal discussion, we think this is the most practical solution
for the time being.
@Titus-von-Koeller Titus-von-Koeller merged commit 0222450 into huggingface:main Aug 16, 2024
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@BenjaminBossan BenjaminBossan deleted the tst-require-compute-capability-for-bnb-8bit-regression-test branch August 16, 2024 15:22
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