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32 changes: 1 addition & 31 deletions backends/arm/test/targets.bzl
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Expand Up @@ -15,37 +15,7 @@ def define_arm_tests():
test_files.remove("passes/test_ioquantization_pass.py")

# Operators
test_files += [
"ops/test_add.py",
"ops/test_addmm.py",
"ops/test_avg_pool2d.py",
"ops/test_cat.py",
"ops/test_conv2d.py",
"ops/test_linear.py",
"ops/test_log10.py",
"ops/test_max_pool1d.py",
"ops/test_mul.py",
"ops/test_mxfp_linear.py",
"ops/test_permute.py",
"ops/test_rsqrt.py",
"ops/test_slice.py",
"ops/test_sigmoid.py",
"ops/test_softmax.py",
"ops/test_sub.py",
"ops/test_sum.py",
"ops/test_tanh.py",
"ops/test_view.py",
"ops/test_cos.py",
"ops/test_to_copy.py",
"ops/test_exp.py",
"ops/test_reciprocal.py",
"ops/test_mean_dim.py",
"ops/test_var.py",
"ops/test_conv1d.py",
"ops/test_gelu.py",
"ops/test_bmm.py",
"ops/test_split.py",
]
test_files += native.glob(["ops/test_*.py"])

@digantdesai digantdesai Jun 3, 2026

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This is the right direction, but I did it in a non-glob manner to make sure the new test doesn't start failing internally. Let me pull it inside and see what happens.


# Quantization
test_files += [
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