[Installables] configurable workloads dependencies - #1009
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe PR adds configurable repository versions, package requirements, and NumPy versions to multiple workloads. Repository properties refresh cached repositories and Python executables when versions change. Tests and reference scripts use the selected versions. Configurable workload versions and requirements
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In `@src/cloudai/workloads/megatron_bridge/slurm_command_gen_strategy.py`:
- Around line 393-395: Update the wrapper-generation logic around the runtime
dependency install command to shell-quote the complete wandb and numpy package
specifiers before interpolating them into the command, using the existing shlex
quoting approach. Ensure both wandb_version and numpy_version cannot inject
shell syntax while preserving the intended pip package constraints and error
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| requirements: str = Field( | ||
| default="aiconfigurator~=0.5.0", | ||
| description="Space-separated Python requirements installed into the Aiconfigurator environment.", | ||
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any reason to use a str here instead of List[str]? There are two potential issues with str:
- afaik,
"aiconfigurator >= 0.5.0"is valid (despite spaces around the operator) - if this is the case, this would break this logic - an empty string would fail at runtime because "" gets split into [] which would cause an empty venv to be created and lead to imports failing at runtime.
I believe using a List here would naturally be spported by TOML arrays and you can enforce the non-empty requirement via min_length
| requirements: str = Field( | |
| default="aiconfigurator~=0.5.0", | |
| description="Space-separated Python requirements installed into the Aiconfigurator environment.", | |
| ) | |
| requirements: List[str] = Field( | |
| default=["aiconfigurator~=0.5.0"], | |
| min_length=1, | |
| description="Space-separated Python requirements installed into the Aiconfigurator environment.", | |
| ) |
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any list object in our TOMLs is by default a DSE sweep. to avoid that, one must also set dse_excluded_args param to include this one which I thought won't be the best UX
long story short, this str typing is a trade-off
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Summary
Recent issue proved that we must keep everything configurable for users. This PR aims to address other potentially problematic parts of CloudAI, making sure users can choose versions of components used by workloads.
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