[CI / core] Fix CI with GC + pytorch 2.2#29026
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[CI / core] Fix CI with GC + pytorch 2.2#29026younesbelkada wants to merge 2 commits intohuggingface:mainfrom
CI / core] Fix CI with GC + pytorch 2.2#29026younesbelkada wants to merge 2 commits intohuggingface:mainfrom
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It appears the rootcause was slightlly different, see: #29027 |
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What does this PR do?
Fixes the current failing CI for Mistral, Mixtral and Qwen2 for gradient checkpointing. For some reason, since pytorch 2.2, gradient checkpointing raises an error when going through in-place operations such as
tensor.mul_(xxx)which was not the case in earlier versions.Simply replacing
causal_mask.mul_(~torch.eq(causal_mask, causal_mask.min()).all(dim=-1)[..., None])bycausal_mask = causal_mask * (~torch.eq(causal_mask, causal_mask.min()).all(dim=-1)[..., None])This makes me think we should maybe have a job that runs the CI on torch nightly to catch these early bugs, do we have that already? If not, happy to have a look
cc @ArthurZucker @amyeroberts