Add final-assistant SFT mode#743
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* origin/main: feat: unify shared-prefix Megatron execution (#739) Add DeepSeek V4 Flash support for ART Megatron (#745) Add ART Megatron support for GPT OSS (#744) ci: bound GPU prewarm cleanup ci: prewarm GPU image on all GPU clusters ci: dispatch Caladan GPU image builds Fix Gemma4 MoE Triton flex stage config (#742) fix: split GPU image dependency warmup # Conflicts: # src/art/dev/model.py # src/art/serverless/backend.py
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SFT currently trains every assistant turn in a conversation. Some datasets need earlier turns only as context and should apply loss only to the final assistant response.
This PR adds
assistant_turns="last"while keeping"all"as the default. ART separates the final turn at the rendered prompt/completion boundary instead of finding it inside a one-shot token sequence. This keeps the full conversation as context and matters because chat templates can depend on that conversation while tokenization can merge across the generation boundary. If a template does not expose a safe boundary, ART fails instead of training unintended tokens.