Release prep: bump version to 2.7.4#229
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Summary
Bumps the package version from 2.7.3 to 2.7.4 to release the one commit that has landed since the last registered release (which was tagged at commit 14a3aef).
What changed since v2.7.3
test/test_groups.toml: addedgpu-v100to the self-hosted GPU CI runner label list (9ee48db).No source files, public API, or
[compat]bounds changed since the last release.Bump type: PATCH (2.7.3 -> 2.7.4)
The only change is a CI runner configuration tweak (test infrastructure), with no effect on package behavior or public API. This falls squarely under a PATCH-level change per the release-prep policy (docs/tests/CI-only changes => PATCH).
Compat bounds
Not touched — the diff does not add or exercise any new APIs from SciML-ecosystem (or other) dependencies, so existing
[compat]lower bounds remain accurate.