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OpenVINO 2022.3 was not released for Ubuntu 22.04 (jammy). The suggested fix was to use the Ubuntu 20.04 (focal) binaries. This works well but at some point in the future will not be necessary — OpenVINO does plan to release binaries for Ubuntu 22.04 in the future.

Currently the script implicitly relies on an old version of Ubuntu--v18.04--and installs an old version of OpenVINO--2020.4. To make this action more user friendly, it should:

1. detect the OS version to use
2. use a newer version of OpenVINO by default, e.g., 2021.4.2

It's unclear exactly what is wrong, but @stevelr and I were unable to get openvino, the crate, to properly load the OpenVINO .dylib libraries. That may be because of a missing DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH somewhere, as pointed out by @devigned here. What is curious is that DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH is set in the action:

More investigation is needed. One way to reproduce this would be to enable macos-latest in the openvino-rs CI runs (here). @stevelr and I observed failures with that job.

With #20, the action can now set up the environment using OpenVINO's provided script. The testing for this new feature, however, is Linux-specific: integration-test/check-installation.sh. Ideally it would be good to also check that:

• the MacOS libraries, e.g., libopenvino_cd.dylib, have their dependencies properly met, perhaps using otool -L
• the Windows libraries are available on the system path

Fortunately, this can be tested at a different layer (e.g., openvino-rs) so this need is not terribly urgent.

As mentioned over in bytecodealliance/wasmtime#5408, the OpenVINO packages are not yet available for Ubuntu 22.04, which is gradually being rolled out to the GitHub actions fleet. Once OpenVINO 2022.3 is released, I have been told that those should be available. This issue tracks the work to update the GitHub workflow for this repository to include the latest version of Ubuntu.