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[Fix]"ValueError: scheme_overrides contains submodule names or module types that do not match to any submodules in the model" when using mpt model in sparseml.transformers.export_onnx #1846
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… types that do not match to any submodules in the model" when using mpt model in sparseml.transformers.export_onnx (#1846) * initial commit * Update src/sparseml/transformers/export.py
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… types that do not match to any submodules in the model" when using mpt model in sparseml.transformers.export_onnx (#1846) * initial commit * Update src/sparseml/transformers/export.py
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Fix for: https://app.asana.com/0/1205724081986514/1205917069172910
The possible solution was either to catch the error or set --trust_remote_code flag True by default. I like the first solution much better. It is verbose, indicates where the error has occurred, and most importantly, does not work against the user's assumptions (HF has gotten us used to having this flag set to False by default).
When I get the buy-in from the stakeholders, I will also cherry-pick this to 1.6.