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[SYCL] sycl-ls change to allow detection of specific PVC type #15689

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@DYNIO-INTEL DYNIO-INTEL commented Oct 14, 2024

The purpose of this change is to allow to mark with // XFAIL: gpu-intel-pvc-1T tests that are still failing exclusively on PVC T1.
In this change, new information about the device_id was added to sycl-ls --verbose if device id is available.

@DYNIO-INTEL DYNIO-INTEL changed the title [SYCL] Skip failing tests for PVC T1 [SYCL] sycl-ls change to allow detect PVC T1 Oct 15, 2024
@DYNIO-INTEL DYNIO-INTEL changed the title [SYCL] sycl-ls change to allow detect PVC T1 [SYCL] sycl-ls change to allow detect specific PVC type Oct 15, 2024
@DYNIO-INTEL DYNIO-INTEL changed the title [SYCL] sycl-ls change to allow detect specific PVC type [SYCL] sycl-ls change to allow detection of specific PVC type Oct 15, 2024
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Should we also add gpu-intel-pvc-2T?

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Should we also add gpu-intel-pvc-2T?

I added just in case.

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