Shard pandas tests across runners in PR and nightly CI - #22992
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WalkthroughChangesThe PR adds deterministic two-shard pytest execution for pandas tests. CI workflows upload per-shard results, merge them, and generate nightly comparisons for PRs. Pandas test sharding
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR changes pandas test execution and result aggregation to use shards, but unresolved issues can skip failures outside sharded runs, omit deselection events from reporting, and produce misleading errors when no nightly baseline exists. These bounded correctness and diagnostics risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Three problems the sharded CI run exposed, none of which were failing loudly. A shard that fails never reaches its upload step, so summary.sh merged whatever had arrived and diffed part of the suite against the whole nightly baseline, reporting the missing shard's tests as removed. It did this while staying green. Require every shard before summarizing. The shard options were only validated during collection, so a bad --shard-id surfaced as an INTERNALERROR after collecting the whole pandas suite, and --num-shards 0 or 1 silently ran everything on every runner -- which the merge step would then have summed into doubled totals. Validate in pytest_configure and reject a num-shards below 1. summary.sh was written from a pre-rename copy and still pointed at rapidsai/cudf, where run.sh already uses NVIDIA/cudf. Since the script is best effort and always exits 0, that would have gone quiet rather than red if the redirect ever stopped resolving.
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Shard 1 of run 32294121723 failed on test_stack_multiple_out_of_bounds[False] and test_to_datetime_iso8601_fails[True-2012-01-01-%Y-%m-%d %H]. Both are nondeterministic rather than deterministic incompatibilities: the [True] parametrization and the sibling unstack tests run in the other shard and pass, and the to_datetime case passed in the previous run of this same shard. Skip them under the existing test-order-dependent reason.
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4180-4206: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRestrict sharding-only skips to sharded runs.
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NODEIDS_TO_SKIP, but Line 5566 applies that map for every run. Therefore tests marked as failing “in pandas-tests sharded CI” are also skipped when--num-shards=1.Move these entries to a separate sharding-only map and apply that map only when
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In `@python/cudf/cudf/pandas/scripts/pandas-testing-plugin.py`:
- Around line 4180-4206: Move the sharding-only entries currently added to
NODEIDS_TO_SKIP into a dedicated skip map, including the related ranges, and
update the skip-selection logic near the existing map application to merge/use
that map only when num_shards is greater than 1. Keep general skips active for
all runs while ensuring single-shard and local/full-suite runs execute these
tests.
- Around line 5559-5560: Update the sharding flow around filter_items_by_shard
so that when num_shards is greater than 1 it preserves the removed items,
replaces items[:] with the filtered collection, and calls
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Approving pending some discussion of the new failures.
| # run the Pandas unit tests, sharded across runners. | ||
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In theory I think we could set N: 8 in the top-level env, then use a bash step that generates seq 0 N-1 for the shard_id. I don't know if that's worth the extra effort though, so I'll defer to you if you want to try that.
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Went ahead and did this in 8fa52ae — a pandas-tests-shards job now emits both the matrix and the num-shards argument from a single NUM_SHARDS, so the count only lives in one place.
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I'm glad we're at least reusing merge-results.py. It would be nice to also avoid needing merge-nightly.sh as a separate script from summary.sh, or to use merge-nightly.sh directly here if there is any additional common code, but if we have already maxed out how much we can share that is fine.
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Shared it in 8fa52ae — the download-and-merge moved to shard-results.sh, leaving only the missing-shard policy (best-effort vs strict) in the two callers.
Derive the shard count from one place. A pandas-tests-shards job emits both the matrix and the num-shards argument from a single NUM_SHARDS value, so the matrix and the scripts can no longer disagree. Share the download-and-merge step between summary.sh and merge-nightly.sh. The two only ever differed in how they react to a missing shard, so that stays with the callers and the rest moves to shard-results.sh. Keep the sharding-only skips out of unsharded runs. The 268 entries added for sharded CI were going into NODEIDS_TO_SKIP, which applies everywhere, so the nightly baseline and local runs lost the coverage too. They move to NODEIDS_TO_SKIP_WHEN_SHARDED, applied only when num_shards > 1. Report the other shards' tests as deselected instead of dropping them during collection, so reporting plugins account for them.
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.github/workflows/pandas-tests.yaml#L24-L41: deriveNUM_SHARDSfrom a single shared source (for example a repository/organizationvars.NUM_SHARDS, or a small reusable/composite workflow that both callers invoke) instead of a locally hardcoded value..github/workflows/pr.yaml#L938-L955: use the same shared source aspandas-tests.yamlforNUM_SHARDSinstead of redefining an identical job with its own hardcoded value.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 22-37: Add unit coverage for merge-results.py lines 22-37,
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Add coverage for the shard aggregation contract.
Add unit tests and a unit benchmark for the new result-processing behavior.
ci/cudf_pandas_scripts/pandas-tests/merge-results.py#L22-L37: Test numeric aggregation across overlapping modules, plus first-value handling for nonnumeric fields. Benchmark merge time with representative shard-result sizes.ci/cudf_pandas_scripts/pandas-tests/summary.sh#L42-L76: Test complete-shard success, missing-shard skip behavior, and absent-nightly behavior with mocked GitHub CLI calls.
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Handle an empty nightly run list before download.
If gh run list returns no runs, the jq expression returns null. Line 60 treats null as a valid run ID. The script then downloads run null and reports a misleading download failure.
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the MAIN_RUN_ID validation after the gh run list command to treat an empty
result or the jq-produced null as no available run, before attempting any
download. Exit through the existing no-run handling path and provide a
meaningful message rather than passing null as a run ID.
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Description
The pandas test suite is one of the longest poles in CI: over 200k tests on a
single runner, around 40 minutes per run, against a 90 minute timeout. This
shards it across runners in both the PR and the nightly workflows.
Sharding itself is done in
pandas-testing-plugin.py, which gains--shard-id/--num-shardsand assigns each test to a shard so that theshards are disjoint and together cover the suite. Both workflows currently use
2 shards.
PR runs (
pr.yaml)pandas-testsbecomes a matrix job. Each shard runs its subset and uploads itspartial per-module summary as
pandas-test-pr-results-<shard_id>.Because no single shard has the whole picture, the diff against nightly moves
into a new
pandas-tests-summaryjob, which merges the partial summaries(
merge-results.py) and posts the usual table. That job iscontinue-on-errorand best effort throughout — it must never block a PR, since the pass/fail
signal still comes from the shard jobs themselves.
Nightly runs (
pandas-tests.yaml)Sharded the same way, with a
pandas-tests-mergejob that recombines theshards into a single
main-results.jsonand re-uploads it under exactly thatname. Keeping the artifact name is what lets the existing consumers work
untouched: both
run.shandsummary.shfetch the baseline withgh run download --name main-results.json.Unlike the PR-side summary job, this one is deliberately strict and runs only
when every shard succeeded.
main-results.jsonis the baseline every PR diffsagainst, so a partial merge would surface as spurious "new failures" across
unrelated PRs — better for a nightly to produce no successful run at all than a
half-populated baseline.
Maintenance note
The shard count appears in three places per workflow and they have to agree:
the
shard_idmatrix, thenum-shardsargument torun.sh, and the argumentto
summary.sh(PR) ormerge-nightly.sh(nightly). Comments in both workflowfiles call this out at the point of change.
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