[autorevert] implement autorevert and fix detection logic #6983
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Summary
Bug Fixed
classification_rule
regardless ofjob
conclusion
. Baseline commit33ec6e3
had multiple “success” shards labeled with
rule='pytest failure'
, which the detector misread as “older commit already has the same failure,” suppressing the pattern for
bbc0df1
/4fd5fab
.conclusion == 'failure'
wherever the detector compares rules (both for newer commit confirmation and older baseline exclusion). This prevents n
oise from success+rule rows and correctly flags commit-caused failures like the
ROCm case.
Testing
python -m pytorch_auto_revert autorevert-checker rocm --hours 82 --do-restart --dry-run
the actual culprit was correctly identified:
there are multiple patterns detected, because the failure was jumping across workflows: rocm and rocm-mi300