[UR] Track handles from enqueue functions in validation layer #17855
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Done. I've added 3 test cases with event handles. |
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On handle release, the validation layer reports event handles obtained via enqueue functions as invalid. This patch should fix this behavior.
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@intel/llvm-gatekeepers, someone merge this please. |
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On handle release, the validation layer reports event handles obtained via enqueue functions as invalid. This patch should fix this behavior.