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fix: torch floor 2.7.0, Gemma 3 RoPE and text-config sliding window, promotion review findings - #1019
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…doc corrections Nightly Compatibility (run 39223936514): the minimum-versions job installed torch 2.4.0 next to transformers 5.10.1, whose modeling_utils imports torch.float8_e8m0fnu; that dtype first exists in torch 2.7.0, so `import transformers` raised AttributeError. transformers lists torch only as an extra, so pip never raised the floor. pyproject, the nightly pin, the installation pages and the doctor samples now say torch>=2.7.0. Review findings on the development -> main promotion PR: - model.py: training.rope_scaling on a model with per-layer-type rope_parameters (Gemma 3) is applied to the full_attention entry; a model with such entries and no full_attention is refused (ConfigError, exit 1). - model.py: training.sliding_window_attention is applied to the text config (Qwen2-VL keeps it there), sets use_sliding_window and re-derives layer_types for the Qwen2 family, warns when no layer ends up sliding, and travels in the same config object as rope_scaling. - publish.yml: both download-artifact steps pinned to the v8.0.2 commit SHA. - CHANGELOG: drop the unverified "5.3-5.9" claim from the RoPE entry. - gdpr (EN+TR): explain assigning stable ids before training so that `forgelm purge --row-id` can address rows. - supply-chain (EN+TR): download and diff paths match `gh run download`. - first-run (EN+TR): `forgelm chat <base model> --adapter <final_model>`. - tests: FakeGh in test_assign_on_comment split into per-endpoint handlers (CodeFactor "Complex Method"); real Gemma 3 / Qwen2 / Qwen2-VL / Mistral config tests for the two overrides. Refs #103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reviewer's GuideThe PR fixes the nightly compatibility failure by raising the torch floor to 2.7.0, makes RoPE and sliding-window overrides reliably target the correct Transformers text configuration, addresses validated documentation and supply-chain review findings, pins an untrusted workflow action, and refactors test scaffolding; the reported validation is 5,830 tests passed with 98 skipped. Sequence diagram for model configuration overridessequenceDiagram
participant ForgeLM
participant AutoConfig
participant TextConfig
participant Transformers
ForgeLM->>AutoConfig: from_pretrained(name_or_path)
AutoConfig-->>ForgeLM: model_config
ForgeLM->>TextConfig: get_text_config()
opt rope_scaling
ForgeLM->>TextConfig: _merge_rope_parameters()
Note over TextConfig: Gemma 3 scaling goes to full_attention
end
opt sliding_window_attention
ForgeLM->>TextConfig: _with_sliding_window(window)
TextConfig->>TextConfig: from_dict(... use_sliding_window=True)
end
ForgeLM->>Transformers: from_pretrained(config=model_config)
Flow diagram for sliding-window configurationflowchart TD
A[training.sliding_window_attention] --> B[_with_sliding_window]
B --> C{Text config has use_sliding_window?}
C -- No --> D[Set text.sliding_window]
C -- Yes --> E[Set sliding_window and use_sliding_window]
E --> F[Clear layer_types]
F --> G[Rebuild text config with from_dict]
G --> H{Has sliding_attention layer?}
H -- No --> I[Log warning]
H -- Yes --> J[Return model_config]
D --> J
I --> J
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### Comment 1
<location path="forgelm/model.py" line_range="566" />
<code_context>
- model_config = _config_with_rope_scaling(
- config.model.name_or_path, rope_scaling, trust_remote_code=trust_remote_code, revision=revision
- )
+ if rope_scaling or sliding_window:
+ # Both overrides are edits to the model's config. Once ``config=`` is a finished object, ``from_pretrained``
+ # hands unrecognised keyword arguments to the model constructor, so neither can travel as a keyword.
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Unsloth ignores configured overrides**
When `model.backend` is `unsloth` and either `training.rope_scaling` or `training.sliding_window_attention` is set, `get_model_and_tokenizer` returns through `_load_unsloth` before calling `_build_model_kwargs`, and `_load_unsloth` does not apply either setting. Training with the Unsloth backend therefore uses the model's original RoPE and sliding-window settings despite the configured overrides.
Apply the overrides on the Unsloth loading path, or reject these settings there with a clear `ConfigError`.
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### Comment 2
<location path="forgelm/model.py" line_range="520" />
<code_context>
+ setattr(model_config, name, rebuilt)
+ return model_config
+ for key, value in updates.items(): # a nested config the outer one does not declare: edit it in place
+ setattr(text, key, value)
+ return model_config
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Sliding attention stays disabled**
When a nested model's `get_text_config()` returns a config with derived `layer_types`, but the outer config does not expose it through `sub_configs`, `setattr(text, key, value)` updates the original nested config, leaving `layer_types` stale or `None`; the requested sliding-window override therefore has no effect during training.
Apply the updates to the rebuilt nested config and retain or rederive its `layer_types` before returning it.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<location path="forgelm/model.py" line_range="576" />
<code_context>
+ )
+ else:
+ model_config = _load_model_config(
+ config.model.name_or_path, trust_remote_code=trust_remote_code, revision=revision
+ )
if sliding_window:
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Config and weights can diverge**
When the model uses a moving Hub ref and revision resolution does not produce an immutable commit SHA, `_load_model_config` fetches the config before `from_pretrained` fetches the weights; if both use an unresolved or moving revision and the Hub ref advances between those reads, the model is built with config from one commit and weights from another. The run then fails to load or uses mismatched settings.
Require a resolved commit SHA for the separate config-and-weights loads, or otherwise ensure both reads use the same immutable snapshot.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<location path="docs/usermanuals/en/compliance/gdpr.md" line_range="91" />
<code_context>
+with open("data/train.jsonl", encoding="utf-8") as src, open("data/train.with-ids.jsonl", "w", encoding="utf-8") as dst:
+ for line in src:
+ row = json.loads(line)
+ row.setdefault("id", str(uuid.uuid4()))
+ dst.write(json.dumps(row, ensure_ascii=False) + "\n")
+```
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Existing IDs remain unusable**
When a source row already has a null `id`, or rows share an existing `id`, the example leaves existing `id` values unchanged, so null IDs remain unaddressable and duplicate IDs remain shared. `_find_matching_rows` matches every row with that value, causing the default purge to refuse ambiguity and `--row-matches=all` to erase every matching row instead of one.
Replace null or blank IDs and validate or repair duplicate IDs before training so each row has a stable, unique identifier.
Also at `docs/usermanuals/tr/compliance/gdpr.md:91`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 5
<location path="tests/test_model.py" line_range="308" />
<code_context>
+
+ out = model_mod._with_sliding_window(self._qwen2(), 8)
+ logits = AutoModelForCausalLM.from_config(out)(input_ids=torch.arange(1, 13).unsqueeze(0)).logits
+ assert tuple(logits.shape) == (1, 12, 64)
+
+ def test_rebuilding_for_the_window_keeps_the_rope_scaling_applied_before_it(self):
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Sliding-window no-op passes checks**
When `_with_sliding_window` returns the original config without applying the window, `test_qwen2_rebuilt_config_builds_a_model_that_runs` (lines 306–308) still passes with full attention because it checks only the logits shape; `test_rebuilding_for_the_window_keeps_the_rope_scaling_applied_before_it` (lines 310–314) still passes because the RoPE values were set before the call. Both tests stay green when the sliding-window override does nothing.
Assert the requested window and expected layer types in these tests.
Also at `tests/test_model.py:314`.
</issue_to_address>Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 5 findings to address first, and if the RoPE or sliding-window config is applied incorrectly, a training run could produce a checkpoint using unintended positional scaling or attention layers; reverting the code would not fix checkpoints already saved, though the impact is bounded to affected runs and can be repaired by retraining. The torch-floor and documentation changes are reversible by reverting.
Blocking findings: forgelm/model.py:566, forgelm/model.py:520, forgelm/model.py:576, docs/usermanuals/en/compliance/gdpr.md:91, tests/test_model.py:308
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…ested fallback, harden tests and GDPR example Review follow-up on #1019 (each comment verified against the code): - unsloth: _load_unsloth never builds a transformers config, so training.rope_scaling and training.sliding_window_attention were silently ignored; both are now refused with ConfigError (exit 1) before any load, and the configuration reference (EN+TR) says so. - _with_sliding_window: the in-place fallback for a text config the outer config does not declare in sub_configs set layer_types to None instead of the derived list; it now copies every updated field from the rebuilt config. - tests: the Qwen2 sliding-window tests assert the window and layer types, and a same-weights comparison shows the window changes what the model computes; new tests for the nested fallback and the unsloth refusal. Mutation-checked. - gdpr (EN+TR): the id-assignment example replaces null/empty ids and stops on an id another row already uses (purge --row-matches one refuses ambiguity, all erases every match). - Not changed: loading the config and the weights separately at the same `revision=pin`. The pin is the resolved commit SHA whenever one can be confirmed; otherwise the module deliberately falls back to the operator's literal and records that no SHA was verified, exactly as it does for the tokenizer and weights loads. Refs #103, #1018 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…check id and row_id collisions in the GDPR example Second review follow-up on #1019: - The unsloth refusal now also runs when the config loads (exit 1), so `--dry-run` fails instead of passing and failing only when training starts; the check lives in model.py and is shared with the _load_unsloth backstop (config.py has no line budget left, same reason as the other load-time checks in cli/_config_load.py). Tested through _load_config_or_exit and end to end with `python3 -m forgelm --dry-run` (exit 1). - gdpr (EN+TR): the id-assignment script rejects a collision across the two fields `forgelm purge --row-id` matches, `id` and `row_id`; run against sample data (null/empty ids, duplicate id, id vs row_id). Refs #103, #1018 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Preserve custom layer_types patterns when rebuilding Qwen-family configs. · model.py:530-532
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve custom
layer_typespatterns when rebuilding Qwen-family configs.
_with_sliding_windowenters this branch for Qwen2, Qwen2-VL, and Qwen3 configs. Transformers 5.10.1 preserves a supplied non-Nonelayer_typeslist. The current reset therefore replaces a custom checkpoint pattern with the pattern derived frommax_window_layers.This affects custom patterns, not ordinary derived lists. Preserve
layer_typeswhen it differs from the pattern derived from the original fields. Clear it only when it matches that pattern.Suggested fix
updates: Dict[str, Any] = {"sliding_window": window, "use_sliding_window": True} if hasattr(text, "layer_types"): - updates["layer_types"] = None # derived again from the three fields above + layer_types = getattr(text, "layer_types", None) + if layer_types is None: + updates["layer_types"] = None + else: + original = text.to_dict() + original["layer_types"] = None + derived = type(text).from_dict(original).layer_types + if list(layer_types) == list(derived): + updates["layer_types"] = NoneThis is a narrow custom-checkpoint correctness issue, so the impact is minor and the localized fix is low effort.
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…GDPR id script write atomically Third review follow-up on #1019: - _with_sliding_window cleared layer_types unconditionally, discarding a per-layer pattern the checkpoint supplied. It now clears it only when it equals what the config would derive from its own fields, and keeps it when it differs. Test added and mutation-checked. - gdpr (EN+TR): the id-assignment script opened the destination for writing before validating, so a failed run truncated an existing output. It now writes a temporary file, moves it into place only after every row passed, and removes it otherwise. Both mirrors run against sample data: failure leaves the previous output untouched and no temporary file behind. Refs #103, #1018 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes the failed Nightly Compatibility run (39223936514) and the review findings (CodeRabbit, CodeFactor) raised on the
development→mainpromotion PR #1017.Nightly Compatibility failure
The minimum-versions job installs every floor with
--no-deps:torch==2.4.0next totransformers==5.10.1. transformers 5.10.1 importstorch.float8_e8m0fnuwhentransformers.modeling_utilsloads (finegrained_fp8.py:45), and that dtype first exists in torch 2.7.0, soimport transformersraisedAttributeError. transformers lists torch only as an extra, so pip never raised the old floor for real users either.pyproject.toml:torch>=2.7.0,<3.0.0; the nightly pin, both installation pages and theforgelm doctorsamples (10 files) follow.Review findings (each verified against the code first)
publish.ymldownload-artifact not pinned to a SHA (lines 64, 127)v8.0.2commit SHA with the tag in a commentmodel.pyRoPE on Gemma 3 (nestedfull_attention/sliding_attention)full_attention; per-layer-type entries withoutfull_attentionraiseConfigError(exit 1)model.pysliding window must reach the text configget_text_config(); setsuse_sliding_windowand re-deriveslayer_typesfor the Qwen2 family; warns when no layer is sliding; both overrides travel in oneconfig=object--row-idneeds idsidbefore training;forgelm ingestwrites none; line numbers are not accepted--namedownload into cwd, diff via--dir previousforgelm chat--adapter .../final_model, plus the merged-checkpoint caseFakeGh.__call__complexitysite/js/wizard.jsitemsReal transformers configs (Gemma 3, Qwen2, Qwen2-VL, Mistral) back the new tests in
tests/test_model.py; Gemma 3 keeps its explicit layer pattern and Mistral only gets the window size.Validation
Full CLAUDE.md gauntlet green locally (5830 passed, 98 skipped; bandit warnings only, unchanged).
Review follow-up (commit e22e1ba)
rope_scaling/sliding_window_attention_load_unslothrefuses a config that sets either (ConfigError, exit 1) before any load; configuration reference EN+TR says solayer_typesstalelayer_types, from the rebuilt configrevision=pin;pinis the resolved commit SHA whenever one can be confirmed, otherwise the module deliberately falls back to the operator's literal and records that no SHA was verified (same as the tokenizer and weights loads). Requiring a SHA would make provenance abort runs, which the module avoids by designlayer_types; a same-weights comparison proves the window changes the logits; mutation-checkedGauntlet green again (5835 passed, 98 skipped).
Fixes #1018
Refs #103
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