Re-enable one torchvision CUDA CI for tests #2048
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Looks like CUDA tests are still skipping... |
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Ok, using CUDA 9.2 fixed the issue, maybe the pytorch docker image doesn't support CUDA 10.2 yet |
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Merging this to unblock other work, the current test failure in CUDA is known and is being tracked in #2035 (with an open PR to fix it) |
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* Re-enable one torchvision CUDA CI for tests * Try with CUDA 9.2
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It seems to have been disabled in #1980
Note that the only test that effectively uses GPUs for linux are those which calls into
binary_linux_conda_cuda, which was not applied anymore.This should be more consistent overall, but TBD if we want to have all cuda jobs that build torchvision to use GPUs