CI: restrict UCX transports to fix MPI init aborts on MANA runners - #80
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The weekly
nativeworkflow has been failing intermittently since late July (e.g. runs 30190900147, 30735658852, 32617182070), with a random subset of matrix jobs dying at "Test - 1 process" while the same commit passes on otherweeks. The failed jobs abort inside
MPI_Init_thread, before running any test:Some Azure runner VMs expose the MANA NIC as an ibverbs device; UCX probes it and tries to open a
ud_verbstransport, but MANA does not support UD QPs, so UCX init fails and the apt MPICH (ch4:ucx) aborts. Whether a job fails depends only on which VM it lands on, which explains the random failing Python versions.Fix: set
UCX_TLS=tcp,sm,selfat the job level, matching what mpi4py already uses in.ci/env.mpich. These tests run on a single host, so TCP, shared memory, and self transports are all that is needed.