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[CI][ArmPL] Upgrade DPC++ version in Arm CI and use apt to install ArmPL#694

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[CI][ArmPL] Upgrade DPC++ version in Arm CI and use apt to install ArmPL#694
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Two changes improving the CI configuration running on Arm CPUs:

1. Use apt to install ArmPL in the CI

Install ArmPL from apt (as per instructions) instead of downloading and installing binaries. This has the benefit of always testing against the latest version instead of having to manually update the hard-coded one.

2. Upgrade DPC++ version in Arm CI pipeline to 6.1.0

A nightly tag was previously used as no release version working on the GitHub Arm runners had been available. Version 6.1.0 was released recently which supports the architecture and software stack in our CI pipeline.

rafbiels added 2 commits June 16, 2025 14:16
Change the Arm CI configuration to install ArmPL from apt
instead of downloading and installing binaries. This has
the benefit of always testing against the latest version
instead of having to manually update the hard-coded one.
A nightly tag was previously used as no release version
working on the GitHub Arm runners had been available.
Version 6.1.0 was released recently which supports the
architecture and software stack in our CI pipeline.
@rafbiels rafbiels requested a review from a team as a code owner June 16, 2025 15:35
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@Rbiessy Rbiessy requested a review from a team June 17, 2025 14:01
@Rbiessy Rbiessy merged commit b03aa80 into uxlfoundation:develop Jun 18, 2025
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