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In general there could be a lot of commits between breaking commit A and a more recent breaking commit B. If A is fixed and B is not, submodule-sync would fail to advance the submodule missing on all the commits including B^
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be great to use binary search via git bisect to find the most recent advance-able cudf commit
Added benefit: output the earliest cudf commit breaking spark-rapids-jni
Describe alternatives you've considered
Keep current behavior of waiting until the most recent commit is workable
Additional context
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
submodule-sync.sh is all-or-nothing currently. Recently there we ran into two commits breaking spark-rapids-jni
rapidsai/cudf@918266a
rapidsai/cudf@6acd33d
In general there could be a lot of commits between breaking commit A and a more recent breaking commit B. If A is fixed and B is not, submodule-sync would fail to advance the submodule missing on all the commits including
B^
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be great to use binary search via git bisect to find the most recent advance-able cudf commit
Added benefit: output the earliest cudf commit breaking spark-rapids-jni
Describe alternatives you've considered
Keep current behavior of waiting until the most recent commit is workable
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: