[AutoDiff] Enable differentiable programming by default for testing. #31189
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The build-script driver argument for differentiable programming is already enabled by default, for testing purposes. This makes macOS and Linux CI run AutoDiff tests. Now, the CMake flag for differentiable programming is also enabled by default. This makes Windows CI run AutoDiff tests as well. As before, compiler invocations that do not use differentiable programming features should not be affected.
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@swift-ci Please smoke test |
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An AutoDiff test failed on Windows, as expected: Fixed in #31201. |
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@swift-ci Please smoke test |
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@swift-ci Please smoke test Windows |
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Re-running to see latest Windows failures. |
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Right now, I'm seeing these two failures that are yet unresolved: Both of these are due to the runtime not finding conformance not being found for the types. |
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The
build-scriptdriver argument for differentiable programming is alreadyenabled by default, for testing purposes. This makes macOS and Linux CI run
AutoDiff tests.
Now, the CMake flag for differentiable programming is also enabled.
This should make Windows CI run AutoDiff tests as well.
As before, compiler invocations that do not use differentiable programming
features should not be affected.
Let's confirm that AutoDiff tests pass on Windows CI before merging.
AutoDiff test failures on Windows are expected, so we should fix those first.