Still requires some of the files to be named that for detection to work (due to consolidated.safetensors).

Not quite sure if I understand this phrase, but for Mistral, we either use model-*.safetensors OR consolidated.safetensors; If all 2 types are being used, it will result in duplicated tensors

Still requires some of the files to be named that for detection to work (due to consolidated.safetensors).

Not quite sure if I understand this phrase, but for Mistral, we either use model-*.safetensors OR consolidated.safetensors; If all 2 types are being used, it will result in duplicated tensors

Yes, exactly, that's why this is done:

..meaning, if no files are named model*.safetensors, it won't be detected properly.

Edit: Just for clarity; I think it used to scan for *.safetensors, which resulted in duplicated tensors when consolidated.safetensors came along.