Fix non-root Numba caching and release 0.1.2 - #3
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A non-root benchmark container could fail during warmup when importing
sharrow.maths, reportingcannot cache function 'piece': no locator available. Installed packages and the default home were not writable by the model user.Set
NUMBA_CACHE_DIR=/results/cache/flows/.numbabefore the container starts Python. Warmup, measured attempts, and spawned workers share this writable location, and compatible experiment snapshots retain its compiled artifacts. Check cache write access before launching the model.The Docker fixture now imports and compiles the installed Sharrow
piecehelper, and checks that its compiled cache exists. Existing tests cover serial/MP runs, measured cache retries, and reuse across experiments. Prepare release 0.1.2 and document the new cache location.Validation: 146 unit tests, all four Docker integration tests, and pre-commit checks passed locally. GitHub CI additionally checks Python 3.10–3.12 and built wheels.