Use serial ESMF in xESMF data tests#788
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Force the conda-forge
nompiESMF build in the serial xESMF data-test workflow.We are getting intermittent failures for these tests which show up as SIGTERMs. I don't believe it's an out-of-memory issue (the test data is tiny) and can't reproduce these locally. Running under Valgrind Memcheck in docker environments produced many errors during UCX TCP reachability discovery in:
As a control, the same MPI initialization under Valgrind with
UCX_TLS=selfreported 0 errors. That isolates the finding to unnecessary network transport discovery.Python/glibc allocator-debug stress using
PYTHONMALLOC=debug,MALLOC_CHECK_=3, andMALLOC_PERTURB_also completed 500 regrids on both builds without detecting heap corruption.All together, this is not really proof that the SIGTERM on GH is caused by this (since we can't repro locally to get more info) but seems worth trying.