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Okay, I can make a patch for rename In case of % LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/iblis/git/mxnet/lib julia -e 'using Libdl; println(Libdl.dlopen("libmxnet.so"))'
Ptr{Nothing} @0x000055b0eca49c50 |
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- Add MXNET_LIBRARY_PATH support Ref: #15561
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Co-Authored-By: Iblis Lin <iblis@hs.ntnu.edu.tw>
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- Add MXNET_LIBRARY_PATH support Ref: #15561
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- Add MXNET_LIBRARY_PATH support Ref: #15561
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* fix path to be static * add MXNET_HOME setting for Julia docs * Update docs/mxdoc.py Co-Authored-By: Iblis Lin <iblis@hs.ntnu.edu.tw>
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* julia: rename build env var `MXNET_HOME` to `MXNET_ROOT` - Add MXNET_LIBRARY_PATH support Ref: #15561 * backward compatibility
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* julia: rename build env var `MXNET_HOME` to `MXNET_ROOT` - Add MXNET_LIBRARY_PATH support Ref: apache#15561 * backward compatibility
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Description
Another followup PR to fix the Julia site build and unblock website publishing...
Since the website builds so many versions, it does so in their own folders inside
/mxnet/docs/build_version_doc/apache-mxnet/...and this makes it difficult for Julia to find when it's expecting the binaries in/work/mxnet/lib. After digging through the Julia source and testing a bunch of things I found that$LD_LIBRARY_PATHdoesn't seem to do anything, but$MXNET_HOMEis what Julia is looking for. It then manually appendslib.Unfortunately, according to the MXNet environment variables page, this same env var is used elsewhere to store models in
.mxnet, not a typical$HOME/incubator-mxnetor what is often called$MXNET_ROOTin tutorials.Unblocking website publishing is my primary goal, not dealing with conflicting environment variables, so I'm patching this for now, but I think the Julia package should updated to use
$MXNET_LIBRARY_PATHor$LD_LIBRARY_PATHinstead.My test run used a test CI pipeline that points to my fork:
http://jenkins.mxnet-ci.amazon-ml.com/job/test-website-build/
The "successful" run was here. It fails because there's no place to publish, which is fine. Everything else worked: http://jenkins.mxnet-ci.amazon-ml.com/job/test-website-build/3/console
We might want to keep this test pipeline around... it took me awhile to remember how to create one for testing, and I definitely should have done this thorough test in the first place.
It was able to find Julia, and it used the locally compiled binary based off of the target branch: this one.
I'm hoping this is the last surprise that the CI environment is going to give me for getting Julia to publish.
Previous PRs for the Julia docs publishing:
#15554
#15523
#15454