Build CI in /tmp directory - #282
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@vicentebolea This change should fix the intermittent errors we have been seeing on ubuntu2204_hip_kokkos43. Please review. |
We have been having some issues with object files disappearing, and this may be an issue with a networked file system. To get around this issue, compile to the /tmp directory instead.
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We have been having some issues with object files disappearing, and this may be an issue with a networked file system. To get around this issue, compile to the /tmp directory instead.