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…-encoding fix (#334) * Cherry-pick PR #293 + #306: dev tarball Docker tag fix and double URL-encoding fix - build/ci_build: replace '+' with '.' in rocm_ver_tag and rocm_version_tag for valid Docker tags - jax_rocm_plugin/build/rocm/ci_build: same for image name and ROCM_VERSION_EXTRA - get_rocm.py: unquote then quote therock URL to avoid double-encoding; create amdgcn symlink only if missing Made-with: Cursor * Fix pylint C0301: shorten comment line (line-too-long 103/100) Made-with: Cursor * Use try/except FileExistsError for amdgcn symlink (PR #330) Made-with: Cursor * Update get_rocm.py * Update get_rocm.py --------- Co-authored-by: Jenkins <jenkins-compute@amd.com>
* fix the name of the container image (#283) * Fix rocm performance script and prepare for 0.9.0 jax plugin release * Update MaxText performance workload to support JAX 0.8.2+ * Update Llama custom performance workload to support JAX 0.8.2+ * Fix metrics parsing in Llama custom workload and DB upload * Use wheel 0.46.3 in fixwheel.py (#290) * Add pytest-results-to-db workflow (#296) * Create jax plugin wheels on the fly (#275) * Build wheels on the fly * Remove uneccessary script * Unify sources for wheel creation * Fix * Fix lint * Fix lint * Follow different logic if srcs is set * Sync with master * Simplify * Clean-up * Reformat * Suppress warning * Drop copy_file from build_utils * Fix copyright * Added TODO, remove due to the upstreamed changes * Fix lint warning * Phase 1.1: Remove Ubuntu 22.04 base Docker image Remove Dockerfile.base-ubu22 as part of consolidating to Ubuntu 24.04 only. This is the first step in the Ubuntu 24.04 and multi-Python migration. Related to Phase 1 of the migration plan. * Phase 1.3: Update Ubuntu 24.04 base image for multi-Python support Add support for all Python versions (3.11-3.14 including nogil variants) in a single Docker image. Changes: - Install all Python versions from deadsnakes PPA: - python3.11, python3.12, python3.13, python3.14 - python3.13-nogil, python3.14-nogil - All with -dev and -venv packages - Set Python 3.12 as default via update-alternatives - Update image label to list all available Python versions (removed single python_version label, added python_versions) Benefits: - Single image contains all Python versions - Users can choose Python version at runtime - Simpler CI (build once, test all versions) - No Python version in image name This completes Phase 1 of the migration plan. * Phase 2.1: Remove Ubuntu 22.04 JAX Docker image Remove Dockerfile.jax-ubu22 as part of consolidating to Ubuntu 24.04 only. This continues the Ubuntu 24.04 and multi-Python migration. Related to Phase 2 of the migration plan. * Phase 2.2: Update Ubuntu 24.04 JAX image for multi-Python support Install JAX and all dependencies for all Python versions (3.11-3.14) in a single Docker image. Changes: - Install common dependencies for all Python versions using loop: - numpy, build, wheel, six, auditwheel, scipy - pytest and related testing tools - cloudpickle, portpicker, matplotlib, absl-py, flatbuffers, hypothesis - Install JAX and jaxlib from requirements.txt for all Python versions - Install ROCm JAX wheels (plugin, pjrt, jaxlib) for all Python versions - Update image label to list all Python versions: Added: com.amdgpu.python_versions="3.11,3.12,3.13,3.14" Benefits: - Single image contains JAX for all Python versions - Users can choose Python version at runtime - No Python version in image name - Simpler CI workflow Note: Using loop with python3.11, python3.12, python3.13, python3.14 to install packages for each version. Nogil variants (3.13-nogil, 3.14-nogil) are available in the base image but JAX installation for them will be added in future iterations if needed. This completes Phase 2 of the migration plan. * Phase 3: Update wheel building default Python versions Update build_wheels.py to build wheels for Python 3.11, 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14 by default. Changes: - Update default --python-versions from "3.11.13,3.12" to "3.11,3.12,3.13,3.14" Note: The manylinux_2_28 base image already contains all required Python versions (3.8-3.14, including 3.13t and 3.14t free-threaded variants) in /opt/python/. No Dockerfile changes are needed. Requirements lock files already exist for all versions: - requirements_lock_3_11.txt - requirements_lock_3_12.txt - requirements_lock_3_13.txt - requirements_lock_3_13_ft.txt (free-threaded) - requirements_lock_3_14.txt - requirements_lock_3_14_ft.txt (free-threaded) This completes Phase 3 of the migration plan. * Phase 4: Update CI workflows for Ubuntu 24.04 and multi-Python support Update all CI workflows to use Ubuntu 24.04 images exclusively and support Python 3.11, 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14. Changes: 1. build-base-docker.yml: - Remove ubuntu-version "22" from matrix - Hardcode filter to "ubu24" - Remove UBUNTU_VERSION env var from push step - Update image tags to always use ubu24 2. build-docker.yml: - Remove all ubu22 image references - Only build and push ubu24 images - Update both main push and extra-tag push steps 3. ci.yml: - Update python-versions to "3.11,3.12,3.13,3.14" - Change all image references from ubu22 to ubu24 - Remove TODO comment about Python 3.13 4. nightly.yml: - Update python-versions to "3.11,3.12,3.13,3.14" - Remove ubuntu-version "22" from test matrix - Hardcode ubuntu-version to "24" in test-and-upload call 5. Other workflows verified (no changes needed): - build-wheels.yml: Already parameterized - nightly-rbe.yml: Already tests 3.11-3.14 - rocm-perf.yml: Already uses ubu24 - llama-perf.yml: Already uses ubu24 - test-and-upload.yml: Accepts ubuntu-version as input - upstream-ci-watcher.yml: No Docker image references Impact: - All CI workflows now use single multi-Python Ubuntu 24.04 images - Wheels built for Python 3.11, 3.12, 3.13, 3.14 - No more Ubuntu 22.04 references in CI This completes Phase 4 of the migration plan. * Phase 5: Update build scripts for Ubuntu 24.04 and multi-Python support Update all build scripts to use Ubuntu 24.04 exclusively and support Python 3.11, 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14 by default. Changes: 1. build/ci_build: - Update --python-versions default from "3.12" to "3.11,3.12,3.13,3.14" - Update docstring examples from ubu22 to ubu24 - Update comments to reflect ubu24 as the standard 2. build/ci.sh: - Update --python-versions from "3.12" to "3.11,3.12,3.13,3.14" - Update test image reference from "jax-ubu22.rocm7100" to "jax-ubu24.rocm720" - Aligns with current ROCm 7.2.0 default 3. docker/Makefile: - Remove jax-ubu22 from "all" target - Remove clean-jax-ubu22 from "clean" target - Only build and clean ubu24 images Impact: - All build scripts now default to Python 3.11-3.14 - Ubuntu 22.04 completely removed from build infrastructure - Simplified Makefile with single Ubuntu version - Consistent defaults across all build tools This completes Phase 5 of the migration plan. * Add GitHub CLI and Google Cloud CLI to base container Install gh (GitHub CLI) and gcloud (Google Cloud CLI) tools in the Ubuntu 24.04 base container for improved CI/CD capabilities. Changes: - Add GitHub CLI (gh) installation: - Install from official GitHub CLI repository - Add GPG key and apt source - Install gh package - Add Google Cloud CLI (gcloud) installation: - Install from official Google Cloud SDK repository - Add GPG key and apt source - Install google-cloud-cli package Both tools are commonly used in CI/CD pipelines for: - gh: GitHub API interactions, PR management, release automation - gcloud: GCS bucket access, artifact storage, cloud resource management Dependencies added: curl, gpg, apt-transport-https, ca-certificates, gnupg * Configure gcloud to access public GCS buckets without authentication Add gcloud configuration to disable credential requirements, enabling access to public GCS buckets from upstream projects without login. Changes: - Add "gcloud config set auth/disable_credentials True" command - This allows reading from public Google Cloud Storage buckets - Useful for accessing upstream artifacts, datasets, and resources - No authentication required for public bucket access This configuration is particularly helpful for CI/CD pipelines that need to fetch public resources from GCS without managing service account keys. * Add Python development packages for all Python versions Install python-dev packages for Python 3.11, 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14 to enable building Python C extensions and native modules. Changes: - Add python3.11-dev - Add python3.12-dev - Add python3.13-dev - Add python3.14-dev The -dev packages provide: - Python header files (Python.h) - Static libraries for linking - Development tools for building extensions - Required for compiling packages with native code (numpy, scipy, etc.) Note: Free-threaded variants (python3.13-nogil, python3.14-nogil) do not have separate -dev packages in the deadsnakes PPA. * Introduce ci pr check tests pipeline (#297) * Introduce ci pr check tests pipeline, remove test execution from the regular pipeline * Restore buidl container CI job * Update runner labels in Llama perf workflow * Fix test ignore list (#307) * Add flaky and timeouts handling (#308) * Update runner labels in Llama perf workflow * Add flaky, timeout handling and ignore failing tests --------- Co-authored-by: psanal35 <pakize.sanal@amd.com> * Optimize build_wheels.py: build PJRT wheel only once * Introduce asan build (#303) * Introduce asan build * Remove duplicate entry * Move tsan/asan targets into rocm-jax repo * Apply testing options * Add more failing tests * Address review comments * Address review comments * Add docu * Fix lint warning * Pre-build manylinux and devsetup docker images (#209) * Fix broken nightly workflow file (#313) * Add fake nvidia_versions repo and remove a patch (#314) * Log in before wheel builds to avoid public GHCR rate limit (#316) * Use git_repository for XLA and JAX dependencies Switch from http_archive to git_repository for pulling XLA and JAX dependencies. This eliminates the need to compute SHA256 hashes when updating to new commits. Changes: - third_party/xla/workspace.bzl: Use git_repository with commit= - third_party/jax/workspace.bzl: Use git_repository with commit=, removed patch 0006 - WORKSPACE: Remove external_deps_repository (was added by patch 0006) - build/rocm/ci_build: Remove GIT_DIR/GIT_WORK_TREE env vars that conflicted with git_repository No SHA256 computation required. * Restore patches (#312) * Restore patches * Trigger CI/CD pipelinee * Fix commit * Fix patch * fixes * reintroduce the env vars * env fixes * Build custom MIOpen from source to fix kernel initialization crashes (#317) * Build custom MIOpen from source to fix kernel initialization crashes This patch adds a temporary build step to compile MIOpen from the fix/stack-overflow-kernel-init branch. The custom build addresses critical kernel initialization crashes that occur with the standard ROCm MIOpen package. The build is skipped for ROCm 7.1.1 where the fix branch does not compile. Build dependencies are installed and MIOpen is compiled. The build dependencies are intentionally left installed rather than removed to avoid potential issues. MIOPEN_FIND_ENFORCE=SEARCH_DB_UPDATE is set to mitigate kernel database crashes. This custom build should be removed once the upstream fix from ROCm/rocm-libraries#4472 is available in an official ROCm release. * Prevent apt and ldconfig to override the symlink to the miopen binary. During testing, I discovered that the symlink libMIOpen.so.1 gets reset to point to the library installed by the package manager. While it's not clear to me if it's apt itself doing the reset or ldconfig triggered by apt, the best solution seems to be to use dpkg-divert to inform the package manager that we are managing those links and to rename the original library name so that it does not include a .so extension anymore and will be ignored by ldconfig. * Change the rocm version and model for llama_perf workflow (#323) * Update ROCm and project name in llama-perf.yml Updated Docker images and JAX versions in the workflow. * Update ROCm version to 7.2.0 in workflow * Update llama-perf.yml * Update rocm-perf.yml * Update llama-perf.yml * add xxd dependency in the manylinux docker images (#324) * fix patches and update sha * fix patch + engflow rbe fix * fix bazelrc * fix xla header issue * make patch structure concise * Fix CI GPU test failures by enabling ROCm configuration Add --define=using_rocm=true to jax.bazelrc to ensure the if_rocm_is_configured() select in JAX's _gpu_test_deps() function returns the ROCm wheel dependencies. When running tests with --@jax//jax:build_jaxlib=wheel (as the CI does), JAX's patched jaxlib/jax.bzl uses if_rocm_is_configured(EXTERNAL_DEPS) to load ROCm plugin wheels. This select only returns the ROCm deps when --define=using_rocm=true is set. Without this define, tests fail with: RuntimeError: Unknown backend: 'gpu' requested, but no platforms that are instances of gpu are present. Platforms present are: cpu This change ensures the ROCm PJRT plugin is properly loaded during GPU tests in the CI workflow. * patch rbe errors * ci: disable failing Bazel tests in RBE workflow Exclude BufferCallbackTest and GpuMemoryFlagsTest from Bazel RBE test runs to fix build-and-test CI failures. These tests are still run in pytest-based workflows. Also limit Docker builds to Python 3.12 for faster CI runs. Fixes: - @jax//tests:buffer_callback_test_gpu - @jax//tests:gpu_memory_flags_test_gpu * ci: disable failing tests in nightly RBE workflow Add buffer_callback_test_gpu and gpu_memory_flags_test_gpu to TARGETS_TO_IGNORE to fix nightly RBE test failures in both single-GPU and multi-GPU runs. These tests are excluded from: - Nightly single-GPU tests (rocm_sgpu config) - Nightly multi-GPU tests (rocm_mgpu config) Fixes: - @jax//tests:buffer_callback_test_gpu - @jax//tests:gpu_memory_flags_test_gpu --------- Co-authored-by: Kim Liegeois <kimliegeois@ymail.com> Co-authored-by: psanal35 <pakize.sanal@amd.com> Co-authored-by: charleshofer <Charles.Hofer@amd.com> Co-authored-by: Alex <alexandros.theodoridis@amd.com> Co-authored-by: Marco Minutoli <marco.minutoli@amd.com> Co-authored-by: devalshahamd <deval.shah@amd.com>
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Motivation
This change fixes rocm-jax developer environment by adding "docker_dev_setup.sh" in entry point. This setup rocms installation and other necessary installation for jax build and setup virtual environment. It also add up user info in docker container name to recognize the docker by user name.
Fixed build due to a missing workspace file since third_party/external_deps/workspace.bzl is removed in release/0.9.0
This PR add all the tools to build Jax on rocm platform, add username in docker container name and fixed build in workspace file,
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Jax Unit test..
Test Result
All test passed...
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