[megatron] Make FileSystemReader patch idempotent - #10034
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What this PR does
_patch_torch_FileSystemReader()when the Swift reader wrapper is already installed.init_megatron_env()calls from nesting reader thread pools.Why
Importing
swift.megatronalready callsinit_megatron_env(), while the initializer is public and is also called explicitly in the NPU setup documentation. Before this change, every call captured the previously patchedFileSystemReader.read_dataand wrapped it again. With the default 16 workers, a second initialization could therefore fan out into 16 × 16 reader tasks.Validation
swift/megatron/init.py.MCORE_READER_MAX_WORKERS=2verifies that two patch attempts retain the same wrapper and invoke the underlying reader twice rather than four times.