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Summary of Changes
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This pull request introduces automation via Mergify to automatically apply the rocm
label to pull requests that are likely related to AMD GPUs. This is intended to streamline the review and triage process by making ROCm-specific changes easily identifiable based on the files modified or keywords in the title.
Highlights
- New Mergify Rule: Added a new rule to
.github/mergify.yml
to automatically label pull requests. - ROCm Labeling: The new rule specifically targets pull requests related to ROCm (AMD GPU) by checking file paths and title keywords.
- Conditions: The rule applies the
rocm
label if changes are detected in specific ROCm-related directories/files (e.g.,csrc/rocm/
,requirements/rocm.*.txt
,vllm/attention/backends/rocm.*.py
, etc.) or if the title contains 'AMD' or 'ROCm' (case-insensitive).
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a new Mergify rule to automatically label ROCm-related pull requests. The rule conditions include a comprehensive list of file paths and patterns, as well as title keywords, to identify ROCm changes. The overall approach is sound and should help in triaging ROCm PRs.
My main feedback concerns one of the Dockerfile paths specified in the conditions, which might be a typo or could be made more comprehensive by including the primary ROCm Dockerfile. Please see the specific comment for details.
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Essential Elements of an Effective PR Description Checklist
supported_models.md
andexamples
for a new model.Purpose
Automatically label ROCm (AMD GPU) related PRs, so it will ease the review and related triage.
Test Plan
Tested in the simulator.
Test Result
The PRs are tagged appropriately.
Such as #19404 is not tagged.
#18596 is tagged correctly.
(Optional) Documentation Update
N/A