build(wheel): make libcuopt a thin metapackage - #2013
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libcuopt currently bundles libcuopt_client.so, libcuopt_mathopt.so and libcuopt_routing.so directly, even though the libcuopt-client / libcuopt-mathopt / libcuopt-routing wheels added in #1929 already carry the same binaries. #1929 tried making libcuopt depend on them instead and reverted it before merge, because cuopt-config.cmake exported one _IMPORT_PREFIX for all three libraries and find_package(cuopt) couldn't resolve cuopt::client/::mathopt/::routing once they lived in sibling wheels. That blocker is already gone: cpp/CMakeLists.txt now gives each component its own export set and _IMPORT_PREFIX, and cuopt-config.cmake's FINAL_CODE_BLOCK already falls back to searching CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH for a component's -targets.cmake when it isn't co-located -- built specifically to resolve sibling wheels (#1635). The RPATH wiring for cuopt_grpc_server to find the component wheels at runtime was also already in place (python/cmake/cuopt_wheel_build.cmake). This finishes wiring that mechanism through: - libcuopt's install.components is now ["dev", "cuopt", "grpc-server"], mirroring the two components (dev + cuopt) conda's libcuopt metapackage already installs, plus grpc-server since wheels have no separate cuopt-grpc-server package. - libcuopt depends on libcuopt-client/-mathopt/-routing instead of bundling the CUDA stack itself. - python/cuopt's build now also installs the three component wheels, so find_package(cuopt) can resolve their targets files via CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH. - libcuopt/load.py delegates to libcuopt_mathopt.load_library() and libcuopt_routing.load_library() instead of dlopen()ing local copies that no longer ship in this wheel. pip install libcuopt is unchanged for users; it now pulls the three component wheels as dependencies instead of embedding them, cutting the wheel from ~470MB to just the linker script, headers, CMake config and cuopt_grpc_server. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ation Disables conda-cpp-build, conda-cpp-tests, multi-gpu-cpp-tests, conda-python-build, conda-python-tests, docs-build, java-static-build-matrix, java-static-build, java-static-test and java-build (each via `if: false`), and drops them from pr-builder's needs list, so PR CI only runs the wheel jobs while iterating on the thin-libcuopt-metapackage change. MUST BE REVERTED before merging -- this is scoped to speeding up iteration on this branch, not a real reduction in what main's CI covers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe package now declares and loads cuOpt client, MathOpt, and routing component wheels. CMake targets receive component include directories, and wheel builds use the component packages. The PR workflow disables selected build and test jobs. Status-code macros move to a new public header. ChangesComponent wheel integration
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Refactor Possibly related PRs
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| # TEMPORARY: conda/java jobs disabled below with `if: false` for faster | ||
| # iteration on the thin-libcuopt-metapackage wheel change. Re-enable (drop the | ||
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Restore the disabled PR jobs before you merge.
This PR adds if: false to the conda C++ build and tests, the multi-GPU tests, the conda Python build and tests, the docs build, and all Java jobs. It also removes these jobs from the pr-builder needs list. As a result, the required PR gate no longer checks conda, Java, or docs. This matters because the metapackage change affects libcuopt packaging, and the Java and C++ layers consume libcuopt. actionlint reports each if: false as an error. The PR description says the commit must be reverted, but nothing in the workflow enforces this.
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wheel-build-cuopt failed in CI (#2013) configuring the cuopt wheel: CMake Error at .../librmm/lib64/rapids/cmake/cub/cub-config.cmake:9 (libcudacxx_update_language_compat_flags): Unknown CMake command "libcudacxx_update_language_compat_flags". In the Rocky8 CI image (no system CCCL), rapids-cmake CPM-fetches CCCL and writes self-contained "found package" redirects under lib64/rapids/cmake/{cub,libcudacxx,cccl}/*.cmake with no COMPONENT tag, so they land in CMake's default "Unspecified" component. libcuopt's install.components didn't include it, so cuopt-config.cmake's find_dependency(rmm) fell through to librmm's own bundled copy of those redirects instead of the self-consistent set that used to sit alongside cuopt-config.cmake -- and that copy hits a CCCL find_package ordering bug (cub-config.cmake calls a function libcudacxx-config.cmake defines, but CMake's found-package caching can skip re-processing libcudacxx from that same copy once it's already been resolved via a different path). Adding "Unspecified" back restores those redirect files (and a handful of small headers/static libs) without reintroducing the actual engine binaries, which still have explicit component tags (client/mathopt/routing) that stay excluded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…Cython modules internals, parser_wrapper, and grpc_client link only cuopt::client for headers, but each also cimports mathopt and/or routing headers. That worked when headers were one shared tree; now that mathopt-dev/routing-dev are separate wheels, add their include dirs explicitly without linking the libraries. Verified locally: full python/cuopt CMake build against split install prefixes (mimicking separate wheels) now succeeds end to end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Link grpc_client_grpc_client with cuopt::routing.
The include-directory expression does not link the routing library. The generated VRP extension calls non-inline setters on routing_solver_settings_t, but this target links only cuopt::client and rmm::rmm. The extension can therefore retain unresolved cuopt::routing symbols and fail during linking or Python import.
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error.hpp (client-dev, the leaf header) included mathematical_optimization/constants.h (mathopt-dev) just for 4 generic status codes. That worked when headers were one shared tree; split across wheels, any client-only consumer that pulls in error.hpp (nearly everything) fails to find it. Moved those constants to a new status_codes.h in client-dev; constants.h includes it for existing mathopt callers. Verified locally: python/cuopt builds clean against split install prefixes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Make mathopt-dev install cuopt/status_codes.h.
When mathopt-dev is installed without client-dev, constants.h includes a header that is not installed. Add a mathopt-dev dependency on client-dev, or include status_codes.h in the mathopt-dev component.
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libcuoptcurrently bundleslibcuopt_client.so,libcuopt_mathopt.soandlibcuopt_routing.sodirectly (~470MB), even though thelibcuopt-client/libcuopt-mathopt/libcuopt-routingwheels added in build(wheel): split libcuopt into per-component wheels #1929 already carry the same binaries. This mirrors the condalibcuoptmetapackage, which already ships only the linker script + headers + CMake config and depends on the three component packages.cuopt-config.cmakeexported one_IMPORT_PREFIXfor all three libraries, sofind_package(cuopt)(used bypython/cuopt's build) couldn't resolvecuopt::client/::mathopt/::routingonce they lived in sibling wheels.cpp/CMakeLists.txtnow gives each component its own export set and_IMPORT_PREFIX, andcuopt-config.cmake'sFINAL_CODE_BLOCKalready falls back to searchingCMAKE_PREFIX_PATHfor a component's-targets.cmakewhen it isn't co-located — built specifically to resolve sibling wheels (Split libcuopt wheel into separate routing/LP packages for PyPI publication #1635). The RPATH wiring forcuopt_grpc_serverto find the component wheels at runtime was also already in place.libcuopt'sinstall.componentsis now["dev", "cuopt", "grpc-server"], mirroring the two components (dev+cuopt) conda'slibcuoptmetapackage already installs, plusgrpc-serversince wheels have no separatecuopt-grpc-serverpackage.libcuoptdepends onlibcuopt-client/-mathopt/-routinginstead of bundling the CUDA stack itself.python/cuopt's build now also installs the three component wheels, sofind_package(cuopt)can resolve their targets files viaCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH.libcuopt/load.pydelegates tolibcuopt_mathopt.load_library()andlibcuopt_routing.load_library()instead ofdlopen()ing local copies that no longer ship in this wheel.pip install libcuoptis unchanged for users; it now pulls the three component wheels as dependencies instead of embedding them.A second commit temporarily disables the conda and Java PR CI jobs (
if: false) to speed up iteration while this lands — it is explicitly marked and must be reverted before merging.Test plan
wheel-build-libcuopt,wheel-build-libcuopt-client/-mathopt/-routing,wheel-build-cuopt,wheel-tests-cuoptall pass in CIlibcuoptwheel and confirm viapython -m zipfile -lit no longer containslibcuopt_mathopt.so/libcuopt_routing.so/libcuopt_client.sopip install libcuoptin a clean venv pulls inlibcuopt-client,libcuopt-mathopt,libcuopt-routingci/test_wheel_cuopt.sh(import libcuopt; libcuopt.load_library()) passes🤖 Generated with Claude Code