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feat(inference): show the task field for any policy not known to ignore it - #135
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Follow-up to the discussion on #114.
The inference dialog only showed the task field for a fixed list of four policy types (
smolvla,pi0,pi0_fast,pi05), so other language-conditioned policies (groot,xvla, plugin policies, ...) had no way to pass a task.Flip the check:
requires_taskis now true unless the policy type is known to ignore the task (act,diffusion,vqbet,tdmpc,sac). An unused task string is harmless, while a missing one makes a language-conditioned policy unusable. The field stays optional in the dialog.Backend only, so no
frontend/distchange. Added tests for the task-free, language-conditioned and unknown/missing type cases.🤖 Generated with Claude Code