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The problem with the tests using fit and inference pipelines is that not all the architectures have versions available on HuggingFace or can be slow to download during user-side tests. In order to circumvent that I suggest:
To automatically create manufactured (fake) checkpoints to be used together with template YAML configs.
These checkpoints store randomly generated weights, just used to test the execution via command line.
The checkpoints generation and command line tests can be automatically executed via GitHub Actions.
The manufactured checkpoints can be used to perform equally manufactured fine-tuning/prediction processes for a few epochs, just to guarantee the toolkit general usability for those applications.
The problem with the tests using fit and inference pipelines is that not all the architectures have versions available on HuggingFace or can be slow to download during user-side tests. In order to circumvent that I suggest:
Any suggestion @CarlosGomes98 and @biancazadrozny ?
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