Enable GPU compatibility check in CI

[huiyuxie]

This workflow will pass for Julia 1.10 but fail for Julia 1.11 so I restrict the test only to 1.10

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 96.39%. Comparing base (5db379b) to head (9b5f01c).
Report is 3 commits behind head on main.

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[huiyuxie]

I need thorough tests on all available OS x architecture. This will increase CI time, but it is necessary to ensure compatibility across all available resources.

[huiyuxie]

Review please @ranocha Thanks!

[huiyuxie]

Is it really? You just activate an empty temporary environment and add CUDA.jl to it, so it does not do anything with Trixi.jl, does it?

Yes 😥 - I aimed to create an independent environment for each but forgot it is empty.

[huiyuxie]

Is the codecov issue fixed? The CI looks quite normal to me

[huiyuxie]

May I ask why we do not include tests for the 32 bit archs in the general CI? - Julia supports 32 bit on Linux and Windows

[ranocha]

May I ask why we do not include tests for the 32 bit archs in the general CI? - Julia supports 32 bit on Linux and Windows

The platforms are not used very often. Testing them in detail would add a huge amount of additional CI time.

[ranocha]

Thanks

[ranocha]

I just noticed this - the name can be misleading since it does not perform any GPU compatibility tests running simulation etc.