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test_convert[int64-uint16] appears to be copying the behavior of test_convert[int32-uint16] when the entire test_convert.py is ran. Before the latest uplift both of them were passing, after latest uplift both of them are failing on atol(with the exact same atol!!!). Launching just test_convert[int64-uint16] yields a different error message(it errors both before and after uplift). This is possibly related to not cleaning up properly somewhere.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This PR uplifts tt-mlir to the latest version and adds support for int32
buffers.
It also skips a couple of dtype conversion tests.
`test_convert[int64-uint16]` was broken from the start and was passing
erroneously before. `test_convert[int32-uint16]` appears to be a real
regression, we will have to investigate what's going on later.
Related issues: #293#294
test_convert[int64-uint16]
appears to be copying the behavior oftest_convert[int32-uint16]
when the entiretest_convert.py
is ran. Before the latest uplift both of them were passing, after latest uplift both of them are failing on atol(with the exact same atol!!!). Launching justtest_convert[int64-uint16]
yields a different error message(it errors both before and after uplift). This is possibly related to not cleaning up properly somewhere.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: