- Will detect `peft` model by finding `adapter_config.json`.
- This triggers a totally dedicated `download-weights` path
- This path, loads the adapter config, finds the base model_id
- It loads the base_model
- Then peft_model
- Then `merge_and_unload()`
- Then `save_pretrained(.., safe_serialization=True)
- Add back the config + tokenizer.merge_and_unload()`
- Then `save_pretrained(.., safe_serialization=True)
- Add back the config + tokenizer.
- The chosen location is a **local folder with the name of the user
chosen model id**
PROs:
- Easier than to expect user to merge manually
- Barely any change outside of `download-weights` command.
- This means everything will work in a single load.
- Should enable out of the box SM + HFE
CONs:
- Creates a local merged model in unusual location, potentially
not saved across docker reloads, or ovewriting some files if the PEFT
itself was local and containing other files in addition to the lora
Alternatives considered:
- Add `local_files_only=True` every where (discard because of massive
code change for not a good enough reason)
- Return something to `launcher` about the new model-id (a cleaner
location for this new model), but it would
introduce new communication somewhere where we didn't need it before.
- Using the HF cache folder and *stopping* the flow after
`download-weights` and asking user to restart with the actual local
model location
Fix#482
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# What does this PR do?
Reworked the loading logic. Idea is to use cleaner loading code:
- Remove need for `no_init_weights`
- Remove all weird `bnb_linear` and `load_weights` and
`post_load_weights`.
New code layout:
- New class `Weights` in charge of handling loading the weights from
multiple files into appropiate tensors (potentially sharded)
- TP layers now are "shells", they contain the code to know what kind of
sharding we need + eventual `all_reduce`. They do not inherit from
linear, but they contain some kind of Linear instead
- the contained linear can be either FastLinear, BnbLinear or GPTq
Linear next.
- All modeling code is explictly made for sharding, process group is
just no-ops for non sharded code (removes a lot of test cases)
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