Fix relevant FastPower downstream jobs#67
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Co-Authored-By: Chris Rackauckas <accounts@chrisrackauckas.com>
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All three Core failures are self-hosted runner losses, not test assertions: jobs |
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CI is now terminal: 19 checks succeeded and the only three failures are the already-classified self-hosted Core runner disconnects (LTS, Julia 1, and pre). All three exact downstream groups also passed locally, including the long |
Co-Authored-By: Chris Rackauckas <accounts@chrisrackauckas.com>
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Added commit 85c04f0 to remove the SimpleDiffEq lane. A recursive scan of SimpleDiffEq's Project.toml, source, and tests found no FastPower declaration or reference, so the lane could only test an unaffected package. The final workflow passes actionlint, Runic, diff checks, and explicit matrix/relevance assertions. |
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Summary
Integrators_I,Integrators_II,Regression_I, andRegression_IIinstead of silently selecting no matching branch.The organization-wide audit found that recent green jobs for the old OrdinaryDiffEq names emitted no test summaries. It also found that the SimpleDiffEq lane was structurally irrelevant, even though it could run SimpleDiffEq tests successfully.
Local verification
Each corrected lane was run with this FastPower branch developed into OrdinaryDiffEq:
GROUP=Integrators_I: passed; final Step Limiter summary 129/129.GROUP=Integrators_II: passed after 4,992.6 seconds; final IMEX Split Function summary 15 passed, 1 pre-existing broken.GROUP=Regression_I: passed.GROUP=Regression_II: passed; IIP/OOP summary 175/175.The final workflow also passed:
actionlint .github/workflows/Downstream.yml;julia +1.12 --startup-file=no -m Runic --check .;git diff --check.