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Recently there was support of new python 3.13 added into dpctl. It requires about 120 MB extra memory in the channel's storage to upload the new conda and wheels packages with python 3.13.
The current quota is not able to fit all the packages with the latest dpctl version. It results that every time dpctl is tiring to upload the packages, they will be cleaned up by that script.

Thus that PR proposes to bump the quota to consider new dpctl requirement with python 3.13 support.

Recently there was support of new python 3.13 added into dpctl. It requires about 120 MB extra in storage to upload the new conda and wheels packages with python 3.13.
The current quota is not able to fit all the packages with the latest dpctl version. It results that every time dpctl is tiring to upload the packages, they will be cleaned up by that script.
The PR proposes to bump the quota to consider new dpctl requirement with python 3.13 support.
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antonwolfy commented Jan 3, 2025

I'm afraid I can't assign someone for review.
@oleksandr-pavlyk , @jharlow-intel , could you please look on that?

The public CI in dpnp is temporary blocked due to that with no w/a.

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This change looks good to me, but I would actually bump the allotment from 512 to 1024, rather than from 512 to 512 + 128. The current usage of dppy channel is 0%, so we have space to use.

Thank you for making the change, @antonwolfy

@oleksandr-pavlyk oleksandr-pavlyk merged commit 3983afa into IntelPython:main Jan 3, 2025
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