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@RossBrunton RossBrunton commented Jun 3, 2025

Change #18397 switches a filter for "memcheck" to an explicit path.
However, that filter would have also hit
deferred_kernel_memcheck.test. Since that test is also timing out
randomly, disable it too.

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Change intel#18397 switches a filter for "memcheck" to an explicit path.
However, that filter would have also hit
deferred_kernel_memcheck.test. Since that test is also timing out
randomly, disable it too.
@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ jobs:
- name: Test adapter specific
env:
ZE_ENABLE_LOADER_DEBUG_TRACE: 1
LIT_OPTS: "--timeout 120 --filter-out 'adapters/level_zero/memcheck.test'"
LIT_OPTS: "--timeout 120 --filter-out '(adapters/level_zero/memcheck.test|adapters/level_zero/v2/deferred_kernel_memcheck.test)'"
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nit: could we use the separate envvar LIT_FILTER_OUT instead of having it inside LIT_OPTS?

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thanks!

@sarnex sarnex merged commit 2b94edd into intel:sycl Jun 3, 2025
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