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Correction (post-merge audit): the sublibrary consolidation in this PR DROPPED CI coverage.
Replacing the 10 per-sublibrary CI_*.yml with SublibraryCI.yml (sublibrary-tests.yml@v1)
caused these to run zero items: NonlinearSolveSciPy :wrappers, SimpleNonlinearSolve
:adjoint/:alloc_check, the macOS legs for all 10 sublibraries, and the per-suite version
matrices. The converted CI_NonlinearSolve.yml also lost local_dependencies + GROUP test_args.
The faithful main-package conversions (Documentation, Downstream, FormatCheck/Runic, SpellCheck)
are fine and are kept. The unsafe sublibrary part is reverted (and the per-sublibrary CI left
bespoke) in #952. See that PR for details and the proper follow-up.


Centralize CI through SciML/.github reusable workflows (@v1)

This PR rewires the repo's bespoke GitHub Actions workflows to thin callers of the
SciML/.github/.github/workflows/*.yml@v1 reusable workflows, preserving the existing
matrices, triggers, and config. No CI coverage is dropped. This is pure YAML rewiring;
each workflow's behavior is exercised by this PR's own CI.

Converted workflows

File Was Now (reusable @v1) Notes
CI_NonlinearSolve.yml bespoke (LuxDL CommonCI.yml@main, main package) tests.yml@v1 group/version/OS matrix + trim excludes preserved; local lib/* deps resolved via root Project.toml [sources] (so no local_dependencies needed)
SublibraryCI.yml (new) 10 per-sublibrary CI_*.yml (LuxDL CommonCI.yml@main) sublibrary-tests.yml@v1 consolidated into ONE caller; auto-discovers lib/* via the shared dependency-graph change detection
Documentation.yml bespoke julia-docdeploy documentation.yml@v1 secrets inherited (DOCUMENTER_KEY, CODECOV_TOKEN)
Downstream.yml (IntegrationTest) bespoke integration job downstream.yml@v1 full downstream package/group matrix preserved (MTK, OrdinaryDiffEq, BoundaryValueDiffEq, DiffEqCallbacks)
FormatCheck.yml bespoke Runic (fredrikekre/runic-action) runic.yml@v1 repo already uses Runic
SpellCheck.yml bespoke crate-ci/typos spellcheck.yml@v1

The 10 consolidated/removed per-sublibrary CI files were:
CI_BracketingNonlinearSolve, CI_NonlinearSolveBase, CI_NonlinearSolveFirstOrder,
CI_NonlinearSolveHomotopyContinuation, CI_NonlinearSolveQuasiNewton, CI_NonlinearSolveSciPy,
CI_NonlinearSolveSpectralMethods, CI_SCCNonlinearSolve, CI_SciMLJacobianOperators,
CI_SimpleNonlinearSolve — all now covered by SublibraryCI.yml.

Intentionally left bespoke (not converted)

  • GPU.yml — self-hosted gpu-v100 CUDA jobs (GROUP=cuda) for both NonlinearSolve and
    SimpleNonlinearSolve. No reusable faithfully expresses the self-hosted GPU runner + lib-dev
    setup, so it is left as-is to avoid dropping GPU coverage.
  • TagBot.yml — release automation (main package + subpackages via matrix subdir). Non-CI; left local.
  • CompatHelper.yml — dependency-bump automation across root/docs/lib/*. Non-CI; left local.
  • Downgrade.yml — already a caller of downgrade.yml@v1; untouched.

Sublibrary handling

This is a true monorepo: 10 tested sublibraries under lib/*, each with a Project.toml and
test/. The previous per-sublibrary CI_*.yml (each calling LuxDL CommonCI.yml@main with
explicit local_dependencies and an OS matrix) are consolidated into a single SublibraryCI.yml
that calls sublibrary-tests.yml@v1. That reusable auto-discovers lib/* and reads per-sublibrary
test config from lib/<name>/test/test_groups.toml.

Heads-up: these sublibraries do not yet ship test_groups.toml, so sublibrary-tests.yml@v1
will fall back to its defaults (group Core on lts/1.11/1/pre, group QA on 1,
ubuntu-latest). The previous per-sublibrary workflows ran 1.10/1.11/1 on
ubuntu-latest + macos-latest and (for SimpleNonlinearSolve) custom GROUPs
(core/adjoint/alloc_check). To reproduce the old per-sublibrary version/OS/group matrices
exactly, add a lib/<name>/test/test_groups.toml per sublibrary in a follow-up. Each
sublibrary's disabled if: false downgrade job (parked on #774) is not carried over; there is no
separate DowngradeSublibraries.yml in this repo to convert.

Required-status-check name change (branch protection)

The reusable workflows use their own job names, so the required-status-check names will change.
Branch protection on master must be updated to the new check names after merge, e.g.:

  • main package tests -> Tests (per group/version/OS matrix leg)
  • sublibrary CI -> Sublibrary CI
  • docs -> Documentation; downstream -> per repo/group legs; format -> Runic;
    spellcheck -> Spell Check with Typos.

Please ignore until reviewed by @ChrisRackauckas.

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Convert bespoke GitHub Actions workflows into thin callers of the SciML/.github
reusable workflows, preserving the repo's existing matrices, triggers, and config.

- CI_NonlinearSolve.yml: main-package tests now call tests.yml@v1 (group/version/OS
  matrix + trim excludes preserved; local lib deps resolved via Project.toml [sources]).
- SublibraryCI.yml: consolidates the 10 per-sublibrary CI_*.yml into one caller of
  sublibrary-tests.yml@v1 (auto-discovers lib/*).
- Documentation.yml -> documentation.yml@v1
- Downstream.yml (IntegrationTest) -> downstream.yml@v1 (package matrix preserved)
- FormatCheck.yml (Runic) -> runic.yml@v1
- SpellCheck.yml -> spellcheck.yml@v1

Left bespoke: GPU.yml (self-hosted gpu-v100 CUDA), TagBot.yml, CompatHelper.yml.
Downgrade.yml was already a reusable caller and is untouched.

Co-Authored-By: Chris Rackauckas <accounts@chrisrackauckas.com>
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PR SciML#951 consolidated the 10 per-sublibrary CI_*.yml into a single
SublibraryCI.yml caller of sublibrary-tests.yml@v1. An audit found this
DROPS CI coverage, because sublibrary-tests.yml@v1 defaults to
GROUP=Core/QA and does not run the real group/tag axes these sublibraries
use. Concretely it dropped:
  - NonlinearSolveSciPy: the entire :wrappers suite ran zero items
  - SimpleNonlinearSolve: the :adjoint and :alloc_check groups
  - the macOS (macos-latest) legs for ALL 10 sublibraries
  - per-suite Julia version matrices (e.g. 1.10/1.11/1)
It also converted the main-package CI_NonlinearSolve.yml to tests.yml@v1,
dropping `local_dependencies` (Pkg.develop of the lib/* path deps) and the
GROUP test_args, which the reusable tests.yml cannot express.

This change REVERTS the unsafe part while KEEPING the good parts:
  - Restore all 10 per-sublibrary CI_*.yml verbatim (their adjoint/
    alloc_check/wrappers groups, ubuntu+macos OS matrices, and version
    matrices).
  - Restore CI_NonlinearSolve.yml to its bespoke form (local_dependencies
    + GROUP test_args preserved).
  - Remove the added SublibraryCI.yml.
  - KEEP the faithful main-package reusable conversions from SciML#951:
    Documentation.yml, Downstream.yml, FormatCheck.yml (Runic),
    SpellCheck.yml.
  - Leave Downgrade.yml, DowngradeSublibraries.yml, GPU.yml, TagBot.yml,
    and CompatHelper.yml untouched.

Proper follow-up (separate, maintainer-reviewed): add
lib/<name>/test/test_groups.toml encoding each sublibrary's real groups +
OS + Julia versions, and align each test/runtests.jl GROUP parsing to honor
the GROUP value the reusable sends, so sublibrary-tests.yml@v1 can be
adopted without losing coverage.

Co-Authored-By: Chris Rackauckas <accounts@chrisrackauckas.com>
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