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[GraphBolt] Fix hetero sampling bug with single fanout. #7719

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The code was simply wrong. I don't know why the tests didn't catch it.

Fixes https://discuss.dgl.ai/t/neighbour-sampling-on-cpu-crashes-for-graphbolt-heterographs/4521.

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@mfbalin mfbalin added the expedited if it doesn't affect the main path approve first to unblock related projects, and review later label Aug 18, 2024
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@mfbalin mfbalin merged commit 2ce0ea0 into dmlc:master Aug 18, 2024
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@mfbalin mfbalin deleted the gb_cpu_hetero_fix branch August 18, 2024 23:21
for i in range(11):
nodes = {"u": torch.randint(10, (100,), device=F.ctx())}
sampler(nodes, fanouts=torch.tensor([-1]))
# Should reach here without crashing.
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Thanks for fixing. Better not rely on crash for unit test. Try assert something.

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What should I assert in this test? I took the crashing code and made it into a test. I thought adding this test is better than not adding it?

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Fix the crash is great. For test_sample_neighbors_hetero_single_fanout, you can assert the sampled number of node is expected or similar.

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[Nit comment].

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