feat: allow threads as input
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| @@ -35,6 +35,10 @@ inputs: | |||
| compiled_modules: | |||
| description: 'Whether to run tests with `compiled-modules`. For possible values, refer to https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/manual/command-line-interface/#command-line-interface' | |||
| default: 'yes' | |||
| threads: | |||
| description: 'Value passed to the --threads flag. Default value: auto.' | |||
| default: 'auto' | |||
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auto isn't the julia default unfortunately, so this will need to be a bit cleverer. Basically not set the arg by default
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Ah, yeah.
This might suffice:
default: "${JULIA_NUM_THREADS:=1}"
Or I can do a
if [[ -n ${{ input.threads }} ]]; then
julia ... --threads ${{ input.threads }} -e ...
else
julia ...
fi
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Better to populate a var for the threads arg and interpolate it in, as if any other args need the same behavior different if paths for the top level cmd would make for a mess of if statements
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Sorry, I meant a different approach like threads_arg = inputs.threads == "default" ? "" : "--threads=${{ inputs.threads}}
Then interpolate threads_arg into the cmd, making use of it being empty to avoid setting the arg
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