fix: validate special token ids against attribute values#45791
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cc @zucchini-nlp since this was added in #41250 - I think the whole warning branch was probably just never used? |
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…#45791) fix: validate special token ids by fetching attribute values
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Summary
In
src/transformers/configuration_utils.py:463, the special-token-id validation loop iterated overtext_config, which yields attribute name strings. The subsequentisinstance(value, int)check was therefore always False, so out-of-vocab*_token_idvalues silently passed validation and never produced the intended warning.Fix
Treat the loop variable as the attribute name and fetch the value via
getattrbefore checking the type and range. The warning message now reports the attribute name and its value separately.