Limit Windows multi-GPU visibility (CORE-391) - #15737
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the warning banner.
The multi-line banner makes the new startup warning noisy. Log warning directly. The message already gives the required action.
As per path instructions, startup warnings must be brief, actionable, and non-noisy. As per coding guidelines, warning messages must be short and actionable.
Proposed fix
- log_startup_warning(f"""
-________________________________________________________________________
-WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
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-{warning}
-________________________________________________________________________
-""".strip())
+ log_startup_warning(warning)📝 Committable suggestion
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| log_startup_warning(f""" | |
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In `@main.py` around lines 74 - 80, Update the startup warning call in the
warning-handling flow to pass warning directly to log_startup_warning, removing
the surrounding multi-line banner and formatting while preserving the existing
warning content.
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@rattus128 The issue with this PR is that when I cancel a run, I have to wait for the next step to finish (it wasn't the case when I was using the --disable-pinned-memory flag, that one cancels instantly). |
#15255
Default to just the first GPU when multiple nvidia GPUs are detected. This is a workaround to a confirmed at-large in Cuda when multiple GPUs are initialized. Add the all mode to --cuda-devices as a way to opt-back.
Example test Conditions:
Windows, RTX5080+RTX5060, 32GB RAM
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Refresh frontend before running
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After: