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🟠 Major · Include the new components in CPack. · CMakeLists.txt:1177
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInclude the new components in CPack.
CPACK_DEB_COMPONENT_INSTALLis enabled, andCPACK_COMPONENTS_ALLcontains onlyruntimeanddev. CPack therefore excludes the newly assigned components from the generated DEB packages. No later assignment or monolithic packaging setting overrides this list.Proposed fix
-set(CPACK_COMPONENTS_ALL runtime dev) +# Leave CPACK_COMPONENTS_ALL unset so CPack includes every defined install component.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The three libraries installed together under COMPONENT runtime and every header went out in one install(DIRECTORY include/cuopt/), so the build could not say which files belong to which library. That is the blocker for the per-solver packages in #1635: the conda recipe already builds libcuopt-tests with `cmake --install --component testing`, and each new package wants the same pattern. client / mathopt / routing the .so, plus cuopt_cli under mathopt client-dev / mathopt-dev / routing-dev that component's public headers grpc-server cuopt_grpc_server dev the libcuopt.so linker script cuopt_cli ships with mathopt because it is MPS-driven and resolves no routing symbols; the server gets its own component because it is the one artifact needing every engine and has its own lifecycle. Shared headers go to client-dev, the leaf every other component links. logger_macros.hpp is installed a second time here on purpose. create_logger_macros installs it with no COMPONENT, so it lands in "Unspecified" and no --component install can see it -- every split package would have shipped without a public header. A plain `cmake --install` still installs everything, which is what the conda recipe does today. Verified that the components partition the full install exactly: 60 files installed, 60 across the components, none dropped and none duplicated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds libcuopt-client, libcuopt-mathopt and libcuopt-routing, each staging only its own install components through scikit-build-core's install.components, which the per-component install rules in #1926 made possible. The shared CMake body moved to python/cmake/cuopt_wheel_build.cmake so the RPATH list and third-party lookups cannot drift between them. libcuopt keeps the ld script and the gRPC server binary and now depends on the three rather than bundling the libraries a second time. Its load_library delegates to the component packages, client first since mathopt and routing both carry a DT_NEEDED on it. cuopt_cli's console script moves to libcuopt-mathopt, where the binary installs. Dependencies were split from measured DT_NEEDED: client needs only rmm and rapids-logger and no CUDA math libraries, routing adds cublas through a narrower cuda_wheels_routing group, and cudss, nccl and nvjitlink stay with mathopt alone. A routing-only install no longer pulls roughly 1.2 GB of libraries it never calls. Each wheel still configures the whole C++ tree, so this trades CI build time for install size; sccache is what keeps that affordable. Building once and packaging three times would need build_wheel.sh restructured, which is worth doing separately if the cost shows up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Update the CPack component list. · CMakeLists.txt:1176-1177
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the CPack component list.
CPACK_DEB_COMPONENT_INSTALLis enabled, butCPACK_COMPONENTS_ALLcontains onlyruntime;dev. The install rules assign the libraries and headers toclient,mathopt,routing,client-dev,mathopt-dev, androuting-dev, and assign the server togrpc-server. CPack therefore excludes these components from the generated DEB packages, even though a normalcmake --installinstalls them.Add the enabled components to
CPACK_COMPONENTS_ALL. Keeproutingandrouting-devconditional onNOT SKIP_ROUTING_BUILD, and keepgrpc-serverconditional onNOT SKIP_GRPC_BUILD. Retaindevfor the linker script.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 1176-1177: Update CPACK_COMPONENTS_ALL so it includes client,
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Adds libcuopt-client, libcuopt-mathopt and libcuopt-routing, each staging only its own install components through scikit-build-core's install.components, which the per-component install rules in #1926 made possible. The shared CMake body moved to python/cmake/cuopt_wheel_build.cmake so the RPATH list and third-party lookups cannot drift between them. libcuopt keeps the ld script and the gRPC server binary and now depends on the three rather than bundling the libraries a second time. Its load_library delegates to the component packages, client first since mathopt and routing both carry a DT_NEEDED on it. cuopt_cli's console script moves to libcuopt-mathopt, where the binary installs. Dependencies were split from measured DT_NEEDED: client needs only rmm and rapids-logger and no CUDA math libraries, routing adds cublas through a narrower cuda_wheels_routing group, and cudss, nccl and nvjitlink stay with mathopt alone. A routing-only install no longer pulls roughly 1.2 GB of libraries it never calls. Each wheel still configures the whole C++ tree, so this trades CI build time for install size; sccache is what keeps that affordable. Building once and packaging three times would need build_wheel.sh restructured, which is worth doing separately if the cost shows up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CPACK_COMPONENTS_ALL listed only runtime and dev, and CPack silently drops anything absent from it. Moving the artifacts out of runtime into per-component names therefore emptied the DEB packages: the runtime .deb had no files at all and the development one carried only the ld script. The conda recipe builds these via ./build.sh libcuopt deb, so this was on a live path. The components are now listed, conditionally for routing and grpc-server, and mapped onto the same Runtime and Development groups the previous pair defined, so the output stays at two .debs rather than one per component. The grouping variables use the component name uppercased verbatim: replacing the hyphens in client-dev and grpc-server makes the lookup miss and each component falls out into a .deb of its own. Verified by generating the packages: 5 files in cuopt and 55 in cuopt-dev, 60 in total, matching the full install. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Splits the single `libcuopt` conda output into one package per component, using the install components added in #1926. | Package | Contents | Beyond rmm / rapids-logger | |---|---|---| | `libcuopt-client` | `libcuopt_client.so` + shared headers | grpc, protobuf, abseil — no CUDA math libs | | `libcuopt-mathopt` | `libcuopt_mathopt.so`, `cuopt_cli` | cublas, cusparse, cudss, nccl, tbb | | `libcuopt-routing` | `libcuopt_routing.so` | cublas | | `cuopt-grpc-server` | `cuopt_grpc_server` | the three libraries | | `libcuopt` | `libcuopt.so` ld script | metapackage pinning the three | A routing-only install no longer pulls cusparse, cudss or nccl. Run dependencies were split by measuring `DT_NEEDED` per library rather than by dividing the existing list. `conda install libcuopt` still gets everything, so the `cuopt` recipe that depends on it is unaffected. Wheels are not included here — see the comment below. Draft: stacked on #1926. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Authors: - Ramakrishna Prabhu (https://github.com/ramakrishnap-nv) Approvers: - Kyle Edwards (https://github.com/KyleFromNVIDIA) - Trevor McKay (https://github.com/tmckayus) URL: #1928
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The three component libraries installed together under
COMPONENT runtime, and every header went out in a singleinstall(DIRECTORY include/cuopt/), so the build could not say which files belong to which library. That blocks the per-solver packages in #1635.Each component now installs under its own name:
client/mathopt/routing.so, pluscuopt_cliundermathoptclient-dev/mathopt-dev/routing-devgrpc-servercuopt_grpc_serverdevlibcuopt.solinker scriptA plain
cmake --installstill installs everything, so packaging is unchanged by this PR.Draft until #1920 merges.
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