Tests: improve CUDA support detection #985
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Most of the tests require CUDA capabilities; only some of them were previously marked as such and skipped when no CUDA was available, the rest of them were left to fail.
This PR adds a pytest hook that turns the Torch
Torch not compiled with CUDA enabled
assertion error intopytest.skip
, and a Pytest fixture that a test can use to assert that CUDA support is available too.On a machine where
make cpuonly
passes (namely in alinux/amd64
Docker box), running tests onmain
(53f8af8) results inWith this PR, the result is a more sensible
(though whether
test_nvidia_transform
should (partially) succeed on a machine with no CUDA is anybody's guess).Related to discussion in #984.