install-easygraph

• install-easygraph
  • What does this Action do?
  • Usage and options
    • tddschn/install-easygraph
    • tddschn/install-easygraph/dummy
  • Releases and changelog
    • v0.6.0
    • v0.5.0
    • v0.4.0
    • v0.3.1
    • v0.2.0
    • v0.1.1
  • Used by

What does this Action do?

tddschn/install-easygraph is a Action that builds and installs the easygraph from source, on ubuntu-latest.

Usage and options

tddschn/install-easygraph

See action.yml

  benchmark:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest # it's only tested to work on ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      # install-easygraph will use the the version of the `python` in your path
      - name: Set up Python 3.9
        uses: actions/setup-python@v2
        with:
          python-version: '3.9'

      - name: 'Build and install easygraph'
        uses: tddschn/install-easygraph@master # or v0.1.1, or any other ref
        with:
          repository: 'easy-graph/Easy-Graph' # or tddschn/Easy-Graph
          ref: 'pybind11' # SHA1, tag, or branch
          use-cached-build: 'true' # defaults to true. cached builds won't be used for anything other than 'true'.
          install-lxml: 'false' # defaults to false. lxml is an optional dependency that doesn't provide wheel for macOS, installing it on macOS takes several minutes.
          install-pytorch: 'false' # whether to install pytorch

tddschn/install-easygraph/dummy

With complicated caching logic removed.

See dummy/action.yml

  benchmark:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest # it's only tested to work on ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      # install-easygraph will use the the version of the `python` in your path
      - name: Set up Python 3.9
        uses: actions/setup-python@v2
        with:
          python-version: '3.9'

      - name: 'Build and install easygraph'
        uses: tddschn/install-easygraph@master # or v0.1.1, or any other ref
        with:
        repository: 'easy-graph/Easy-Graph' # or tddschn/Easy-Graph
          ref: 'pybind11' # SHA1, tag, or branch
          install-lxml: 'false' # defaults to false. lxml is an optional dependency that doesn't provide wheel for macOS, installing it on macOS takes several minutes.
          install-pytorch: 'false' # whether to install pytorch
          install-extra-modules: 'pypi-module-1 pypi-module-2'

Releases and changelog

v0.6.0

Deprecates:

• tddschn/install-easygraph, please use tddschn/install-easygraph/dummy instead.

Add:

• The extra-modules-to-install option.

v0.5.0

Warning:
tddschn/install-easygraph@v0.5.0 only works for python>=3.10 on Ubuntu, I'm still investigating the issue.

For use with python <= 3.9, use tddschn/install-easygraph/dummy@v0.5.0
which removed complicated caching logic.

Deprecates:

• Building C++ extension with boost-python.

Add:

• The install-pytorch, repository, and ref options.
• install-pytorch controls whether to install pytorch in the installation process
• repository and ref allow users to select other repository (e.g. a fork) and ref other than the tip of the master or pybind11 branch.
• A new dummy workflow without caching logic:
  tddschn/install-easygraph/dummy

Remove:

• The cpp-binding-framework, boost-version options.

v0.4.0

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Add:

• macOS support when using pybind11 as cpp-binding-framework.
• The install-lxml option.

Tested on ubuntu-latest with the following combination of options (note that python-version is not an option of this action):

    matrix:
    python-version: ["3.7", "3.8", "3.9", "3.10"]
    cpp-binding-framework: ["pybind11"]
    include:
      - use-cached-build: 'true'

Tested on ubuntu-latest with the following combination of options (note that python-version is not an option of this action):

    matrix:
        python-version: ["3.7", "3.8", "3.9", "3.10"]
        cpp-binding-framework: ["pybind11", "boost-python"]
        use-cached-build: ["true", "false"]

v0.3.1

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Fix:

• The checking out this action repository step in v0.3.0

Add:

• Caches built egg directory and dependencies under site-packages,
  greatly speed up the action to ~23 seconds.
  Without caching,
  building with pybind11 takes ~90 s, and building with boost-python takes over 3 minutes.
• The use-cached-build option to control whether to use the cache.

The caches are identified with the combination of:

• the easygraph commit SHA1 they were built against
• the python version (sys.version)

The release was designed to work with easygraph before the pybind11 branch is merged into master (which hasn't happened when this release was created).

Tested on ubuntu-latest with the following combination of options (note that python-version is not an option of this action):

      matrix:
        python-version: ["3.7", "3.8", "3.9"]
        cpp-binding-framework: ["pybind11", "boost-python"]
        use-cached-build: ["true", "false"]

v0.2.0

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Changes from v0.1.1:

• Remove easygraph-checkout-path option
  The action will delete the checked out easygraph source code after building and installing.
• Add Action branding

The release was designed to work with easygraph before the pybind11 branch is merged into master (which hasn't happened when this release was created).

v0.1.1

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The v0.1.1 release has been tested and proved to work on these configurations on ubuntu-latest:

        python-version: ["3.7", "3.8", "3.9"]
        cpp-binding-framework: ["pybind11", "boost-python"]

The release was designed to work with easygraph before the pybind11 branch is merged into master (which hasn't happened when this release was created).

Used by

• easygraph
• easygraph-bench