Run x86 CUDA wheels on HF Jobs - #3
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Summary
hf-jobs-cpu-performance.ubuntu-24.04-arm, because the HF Jobs runner labels select hardware flavors, not ARM64 Actions hosts.Notes
This uses the Hugging Face Jobs Actions bridge, where GitHub queues jobs with
runs-on: hf-jobs-*, an ephemeral HF Job runner picks them up, and GitHub dispatches the queued workflow job to that runner.Relevant docs:
Validation
.github/workflows/wheels.ymlwith PyYAML and confirmed both x86_64 CUDA matrix entries usehf-jobs-cpu-performancewith 16 build jobs.git diff --cached --checkI did not run a full wheel build locally; this PR is intended to exercise the new runner routing in GitHub Actions.