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Run with memory boosted workers for Enzyme jobs in CI - #289

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Should help with the fails on 1.10 -- the new forward rules put a lot of memory pressure on.

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@kshyatt kshyatt changed the title Run with limited workers per Enzyme job in CI Run with memory boosted workers per Enzyme job in CI Oct 1, 2026
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Looks good, although I initially got slightly confused by the naming/title of the PR. As I understand, memory_per_worker does not actually run the workers with more memory, it just uses a different guess for determining how many workers to spawn. I do agree that this is probably the right approach, but that threw me off for a second 😉

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You can see from the commit message I confused myself 😰

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