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Discontinue support of Tsa, Daint, Dom in main #977

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dominichofer opened this issue Jul 18, 2024 · 6 comments
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Discontinue support of Tsa, Daint, Dom in main #977

dominichofer opened this issue Jul 18, 2024 · 6 comments
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@dominichofer
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I propose to remove all mentioning and references of Tsa, Daint and Dom from spack-c2sm.
This would make spack-c2sm v0.21.1.1 the last working version on these machines and reduce the complexity of spack-c2sm significantly. Deployed instances or upstreams will remain on the machines until they're powered off.

I propose to do this now.

@jonasjucker @lxavier @mjaehn @samkellerhals @muellch @victoria-cherkas @cfkanesan @cosunae
Please add a 👍 if you agree or speak up if you don't. ty

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For Tsa and Dom 👍🏿

For Daint I would like to clarify/prepare some more things:

  • COSMO is only built on Daint, but actually needed on Euler
  • What about packages that are only built on Daint in general?

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The natural consequences would be:

  • COSMO would not be tested by CI. One could test it manually, for example before releasing a new version, or one could engineer an automated solution.
  • Packages only built on Daint will need to be built with spack-c2sm v0.21.1.1 for the remaining lifetime of Daint.

@dominichofer dominichofer changed the title Discontinue support of Tsa, Daint, Dom Discontinue support of Tsa, Daint, Dom in main Jul 23, 2024
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jonasjucker commented Jul 29, 2024

The following packages are only tested on Daint/Tsa but still needed on Euler after decomission of Daint:

  • cosmo
  • oasis
  • int2lm
  • libgrib1

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cosmo-eccodes-definitions is tested on all machines: https://github.com/C2SM/spack-c2sm/blob/main/test/system_test.py#L80-L83

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#982 Should make the way free for the cleanup

@dominichofer dominichofer mentioned this issue Aug 6, 2024
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All done in #987

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