Avoid GPT-2 daily CI job OOM (in TF tests)#24106
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LGTM - thanks for working on this!
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What does this PR do?
Clear (as much as possible) GPU memory usage allocated by torch, so the TF tests (GPT-2) get more room and make @Rocketknight1 's life easier 😆.
Some (TF) tests get OOM after #23234.
Note, the changes in this PR are in torch test files instead of TF test files! This is similar to #16881, which has more details mentioned.
Running manually and all gpt2 tests pass now.