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[bugfix] fix minimax 2.1 enable_tp#8199

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[bugfix] fix minimax 2.1 enable_tp#8199
Jintao-Huang merged 1 commit intomodelscope:mainfrom
Jintao-Huang:fix_fix_minimax_2_1_enable_tp

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This pull request addresses a bug in the Minimax M2 model's implementation within the Megatron framework. The fix ensures that the model correctly identifies when tensor parallelism is active, which is crucial for proper distributed training and inference. By rectifying the method used to check for tensor parallelism, the change prevents potential misconfigurations or performance issues related to distributed operations.

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  • Bug Fix: Corrected the method used to determine if tensor parallelism is enabled within the get_query_key_value_tensors function.
  • Tensor Parallelism: Switched from checking expert_data_parallel_world_size to tensor_model_parallel_world_size to accurately reflect the tensor parallelism state.

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  • swift/megatron/model/gpts/minimax_m2.py
    • Updated the enable_tp check from mpu.get_expert_data_parallel_world_size() to mpu.get_tensor_model_parallel_world_size().
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@Jintao-Huang Jintao-Huang merged commit f2a3661 into modelscope:main Mar 4, 2026
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The pull request correctly addresses a bug where the enable_tp flag was incorrectly determined using get_expert_data_parallel_world_size() instead of get_tensor_model_parallel_world_size(). This change ensures that the tensor parallelism flag accurately reflects the tensor model parallel world size, which is crucial for correct distributed training configurations.

Jintao-Huang added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 4, 2026
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