build(wheel): drop the CUDA suffix and dimension from libcuopt-client - #1967
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Since #1890 libcuopt_client.so has no rmm and no CUDA library in its DT_NEEDED -- only rapids-logger, gRPC, protobuf and abseil -- so the wheel is the same artifact whichever CUDA the build used, and installing it needs no CUDA stack. disable-cuda on the client wheel, so rapids-build-backend stops probing for a toolkit, drops the cuda dimension from dependency resolution, and leaves the name unsuffixed: one libcuopt-client rather than -cu12 and -cu13 py_run_libcuopt_client loses depends_on_librmm, leaving rapids-logger depends_on_libcuopt_client is unsuffixed everywhere, so mathopt and routing reference the single package a libcuopt_client_filter grouping by arch alone, halving the client's build jobs from four to two the conda output drops its cuda-version pin and librmm from run; both stay in host, where the headers are still needed to compile it The build still needs a CUDA toolkit, since the client is compiled as part of the whole tree, and librmm stays in the wheel's build requires for the same reason. This changes what the wheel depends on and how it is named, not how it is built. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The wheel no longer carries a CUDA suffix, so the artifact that holds it should
not either, and with one build per arch a CUDA version in the name is a value
no consumer can predict.
append-cuda-suffix: false on the build job, matching cuopt_sh_client, which
already sets it for the same reason. rapids-artifact-name drops --cuda, leaving
cuopt_wheel_cpp_libcuopt_client_{arch}; the publish job matches on the
publish-wheel-search-key prefix, so it is unaffected.
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The package declares it contains no CUDA kernels and now depends on no CUDA runtime, so advertising Environment :: GPU :: NVIDIA CUDA misdescribes it. cuopt-self-hosted, the other CUDA-free package here, already omits it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe client package metadata and runtime requirements now use an unsuffixed package without CUDA wheel selection. CI selects one client build per architecture and produces wheel artifacts without CUDA-version suffixes. Changeslibcuopt client packaging
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librapids_logger.so is in libcuopt_client.so's DT_NEEDED, but the run requirements never named it -- librmm pulled it in transitively. Dropping librmm took it with it, and the isolation test caught the result: OSError: librapids_logger.so: cannot open shared object file Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Seems fine. I would consider deleting or editing most of the code comments, they aren’t super helpful but I’m approving because that should not block the PR.
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| # No cuda-version pin and no librmm: neither is in the client's DT_NEEDED (#1890). |
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These comments mostly describe how we got here from the past state, but I’d prefer if they were written with the goal of explaining the current state. Historical context isn’t needed here. AI tends to do this and it’s always awkward…
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Agreed, and rewritten across the PR -- not just here. They now state what holds rather than what changed, and the #1890 back-references are gone.
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# Every library libcuopt_client.so links. rmm and the CUDA runtime are host-only:
# the client includes their headers but links neither.and the same pass over dependencies.yaml, pyproject.toml and ci/build_wheel_libcuopt_client.sh.
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🟠 Major · Load rapids_logger independently of librmm. · pyproject.toml:31-33
python/libcuopt_client/pyproject.toml:31-33
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rapids_loggerindependently oflibrmm.When
librmmis absent,import librmmraisesModuleNotFoundError. The handler then skipsrapids_logger.load_library(). The client wheel excludeslibrapids_logger.so, butlibcuopt_client.solinksrapids_logger. In an environment without another loaded copy,ctypes.CDLLcannot load the client, andload_library()returns no usable handle.Suggested fix
try: - # librmm and rapids_logger must be loaded before libcuopt_client.so, - # which references them. - import librmm + # rapids_logger must be loaded before libcuopt_client.so. import rapids_logger rapids_logger.load_library() - librmm.load_library() except ModuleNotFoundError: pass🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@python/libcuopt_client/pyproject.toml`:
- Around line 31-33: Load rapids_logger independently of librmm so a missing
librmm installation cannot prevent rapids_logger.load_library() from running
before libcuopt_client.so loads; separate the rapids_logger import and load from
the librmm-dependent handling.
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libcuopt_client.solinks no rmm and no CUDA since #1890, so the wheel is the same artifact whichever CUDA built it.Removes the CUDA-related requirements from the client: the CUDA suffix on its name, the CUDA dimension in its builds and artifact name, and rmm and the
cuda-versionpin from its runtime dependencies.🤖 Generated with Claude Code