Bradley Dice

With this PR, do we still need to skip tests on CUDA 12? I think there should be packages available for CUDA 12 on the new channels. If not, we...

@alexbarghi-nv @jakirkham Perhaps this can help (copying from an internal discussion). You can just install CUDA 12.1 from conda-forge to align with PyTorch's CUDA version. > Try this. PyTorch only...

@jrhemstad asked me to share some thoughts on implementation. **Which RAPIDS branch should we use?** The decision is probably between `main` (the last release) and the default branch (the current...

@janbridley Brilliant job with the descriptions written here. Thank you for the high quality documentation of the issue and context!

@janbridley FYI, I merged in the upstream to fix CI failures.

Adding to @emarinri’s comment: > An advantage of using GSD is that users could use the libraries MDAnalysis or Freud for analysis? Yes, and the GSD Python API makes it...

This can probably by closed now that #590 is merged. cc: @AjayThorve

It appears Python 3.13 binaries are not available at https://pypi.org/project/codecov-cli/#files. Can this issue be reopened until a release is available? Or should a new issue be filed?

@mroeschke I considered that kind of thing but I wasn't able to come up with a function (or UDF) that we support in cudf that would intentionally deviate from pandas...

I discussed with @miscco and we decided: - We'll change host-only uses of `thrust::optional` to `std::optional` in this PR - Device uses of `thrust::optional` can be replaced with `cuda::std::optional` in...