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Replacement policy for v2: --republish re-queues a model whose layer package is already published, catalogued, or previously failed, so the new job overwrites the existing meshllm/<model>-<quant>-layers repo in place. Recently-queued (in-flight) jobs still skip to avoid duplicate submissions. Ratchet allowlist renumbered mechanically (31 entries).
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Verdict: request changes. The feature is well-scoped and the intent is right, but as written --republish is not idempotent, and the failure mode is duplicate paid HF Job submissions.
Blocking: --republish re-submits jobs that are already in flight
The PR body says "Recently-queued (in-flight) jobs still skip to avoid duplicate submissions." That is not true for any candidate --republish actually targets.
candidate_status() short-circuits in this order:
- catalog hit → returns
Cataloged(before touching the repo at all) - sibling
model-package.json→ returnsPublished automation/failure.json→ returnsFailedautomation/queue.jsonwithinretry_queued_after→ returnsQueued
The queue-marker check at step 4 is only reachable when the candidate is not already cataloged, published, or failed — i.e. exactly the three statuses the new gate bypasses. So Queued can never win against --republish.
Concretely, on the v2 slate this PR exists to ship:
run 1 --republish --confirm → writes automation/queue.json, submits 20 jobs
run 2 --republish --confirm → still sees Cataloged/Published (marker never consulted)
→ submits 20 more jobs for the same models
That happens on a CI re-run, a retry after a partial failure, or just running it twice. Since write_queue_marker() uploads the marker before jobs_client.submit(), even a crash mid-run leaves the marker in place with no protection. total_max_cost_usd is real money.
The fix is to make the republish bypass yield to a fresh queue marker. Cleanest is to check the marker in candidate_status() before the catalog/published/failure returns (or return the queue state alongside them), so QueueStatus::Queued is authoritative regardless of what else the repo contains. CodeRabbit flagged this for Failed only — it's the same bug on all three arms.
Style + testability: the empty-then-branch
if args.republish && matches!(status, Published{..} | Cataloged{..} | Failed{..}) {
// Replacement policy: republish v2 over the existing package in place.
} else {
match status { ... }
}An if whose then-branch is a comment reads as a mistake. Two better shapes, and the second also solves the coverage gap:
- Match guards:
QueueStatus::Published { repo } if !args.republish => { println!(...); continue; } - Extract the policy:
fn should_skip(status: &QueueStatus, republish: bool) -> Option<String>returning the skip message. Pure function, trivially unit-testable, andmain()becomesif let Some(msg) = should_skip(...) { println!("{msg}"); continue; }.
Right now the decision is inline in main(), which is why it can't be tested.
Missing tests
The only test-file changes are two republish: false struct-literal fixups. There is no test that --republish parses, none that a published/cataloged/failed candidate is re-queued, and none for the double-submit regression above. With should_skip extracted, all three are a handful of lines.
Minor
automation/failure.json is never deleted on a successful republish, so a previously-failed repo ends up carrying both model-package.json and a stale failure marker. Harmless today (the Published check precedes the failure check) but it's misleading metadata for anyone reading the repo or a future status check that reorders.
Non-issues
- The allowlist regen is correct — 31 → 31 entries, pure line-number shift, all under the queue-binary path key. CodeRabbit's outside-diff comment claiming the entries landed under
crates/mesh-llm/src/commands/models/mod.rsis a false positive; don't chase it. - Re-cataloguing is safe:
catalog_entry_path()is derived from the source repo, so it overwrites in place rather than duplicating. - Help text is updated, CI is green, and no docs or workflows reference this binary's flags.
…ages on the bucket Two independent failures from the Batch 1 v2 republish runs: 1. read_gguf_catalog rejected any artifact whose aligned data_start lands beyond EOF. Split models legitimately ship a descriptor-only first shard (n_t=0, all model metadata, zero tensors) whose metadata table can end past the alignment boundary: unsloth/inkling-GGUF shard 1 ends at 12,986,167 bytes while 32-byte alignment rounds data_start to 12,986,176. Kimi-K3's equivalent shard passes only because its table end happens to be exactly 32-aligned. Descriptor-only shards now only require the metadata table itself to fit; payload-bearing artifacts keep the original bounds checks. 2. split-model-job.sh staged the package workspace under /tmp, which is capped by the HF Jobs per-container 50G ephemeral-storage limit (a kubelet eviction threshold, not disk size - the node had 1.3T free when the pod was evicted). The package must stay fully materialized until the final metadata-carrier pass, so PACKAGE_DIR now defaults to the bucket workspace (/bucket/job-work/...) and the job refuses to run with the package workspace on the container root filesystem.
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Stacked two Batch-1 root-cause fixes on this branch (tip 1. Descriptor-only GGUF shards ( **2. Package workspace on /bucket ( Local: fmt, clippy -D warnings --all-targets, both crate test suites, no-console-print regen check — all green. Retriggering Kimi-K3, V4-Flash and Inkling from this branch tip (full SHA as --mesh-llm-ref). |
…S gate On the HF bucket FUSE mount, empty directories are not backed by an object and can vanish between the job's initial mkdir and the storage gate, so 'df -P $PACKAGE_DIR' failed under set -e and every retried job died at the gate before writing anything. Re-create the directory immediately before the check; write-package creates parents itself from there.
The v2 writer emitted every payload artifact with no upload hook and ran the hook in one final pass, because the metadata carrier was built from the on-disk parts. A full package therefore accumulated in the package workspace before any upload: Kimi-K3, DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731, and Inkling were all evicted by the HF Jobs 50G per-container ephemeral storage limit mid-write (the canary only survived at 18.8G). Each verified artifact is now uploaded and deleted immediately. The metadata carrier needs only the parts' descriptor tables and tensor locators, which live entirely in each part's header (bytes before its aligned data start), so the writer captures a header-only stub per artifact before the hook runs and builds shared/metadata.gguf from the stubs. Peak workspace usage drops from the full package to one artifact plus kilobytes of headers. Validated end-to-end on a real model: write-package with a copy-then-delete hook uploads every artifact, leaves only model-package.json locally, and the reconstructed package passes verify-package-v2 against the independent source (35 artifacts, 427 tensors).
MiniMax-H3's GGUF family (unsloth/qwen3vl_32b_minimax_h3-GGUF and the pruned variants) are raw tensor dumps with no general.architecture, block_count, or tokenizer metadata; packaging them cannot succeed until upstream fixes the files. --exclude-repo lets the queue skip named source repos explicitly instead of relying on the failed-job heuristic, and is repeatable for the whole quarantined family.
Review fixes for PR #1718 (ndizazzo + CodeRabbit): - candidate_status() now checks the target repo's queue marker FIRST, so QueueStatus::Queued can never be shadowed by the cataloged/published/ failure returns. Previously a second --republish run re-submitted (and paid for) the same in-flight HF job, because the marker check was unreachable for exactly the statuses --republish bypasses. - Extracted the skip decision into should_skip(status, republish): Queued always skips (even under --republish — an in-flight job already covers the candidate); Published/Cataloged/Failed re-queue only with --republish; Missing/StaleQueued always queue. Replaces the empty then-branch if/else. - write_queue_marker() now deletes the stale automation/failure.json when re-queueing under --republish so the repo doesn't carry contradictory markers. - Tests: double-submit regression (two consecutive --republish skips the second), skip policy matrix, queue-marker freshness via last_modified. Note: CodeRabbit's outside-diff claim that allowlist entries landed under the wrong path key was verified as a false positive (per ndizazzo) and not chased.
d93d333 moved lines in queue-unsloth-layer-packages.rs without a ratchet regen; CI contracts and consistency failed on stale line pins.
delete_queue_failure_marker only tolerated file-level 404s; a candidate whose target repo was never created (no run has completed yet) fails the re-queue path with RepoNotFound before the job is submitted. A missing repo has nothing to delete — treat it as success.
…mpt exponential backoff Two production jobs died when a sustained HF Xet I/O error (os error 5) outlasted the upload hook's 4 attempts x <=60s backoff (V4-Flash layer-00010, Inkling layer-00008; Inkling had already recovered from an identical single-attempt blip earlier in the same run). Raise the default to 8 attempts with exponential backoff capped at 300s — ~22 minutes of total retry window per artifact, inside the 12h job budget.
…on FUSE mounts Kimi-K3 job 6aa229b42 died after uploading layer-00001 (16.4 GB): verify_hook_result checked path.exists() and then hashed the file, but the /bucket FUSE mount kept reporting the freshly unlinked artifact as present via a stale attr cache, so file_sha256 failed with ENOENT and took the whole job down ~100 layers before completion. An upload hook removing the artifact is the expected outcome of this design, so 'can no longer be opened' now reads as unchanged; only a file that opens but differs from its record (hook mutated it) fails. Applies uniformly to payload artifacts, the metadata carrier, and projectors. Regression test covers present/mutated/deleted.
Two Inkling jobs died 90 seconds in with 'upload-pack: not our ref' (exit 128): GitHub's ref advertisement for allow-any-SHA fetches lags freshly-pushed commits, and MESH_LLM_REF is always a raw branch-tip SHA in this pipeline. fetch_ref_with_retry polls up to 10 x 60s before giving up.
Three hardened split jobs died on sustained Xet upload I/O errors (os error 5) while re-reading artifacts through the writable /bucket FUSE mount: Inkling at layer 5, V4-Flash at layer 13, Kimi stuck at layer 1. Xet is healthy from outside HF Jobs (2.15GB probe at 146-172MB/s), so the failures are specific to reading freshly-written files back through the FUSE mount in the job container. Default the package workspace and the Xet chunk cache to the local work dir and refuse a non-local PACKAGE_DIR unless PACKAGE_DIR_ALLOW_BUCKET is set. The per-artifact upload+delete interleave keeps peak local usage at one artifact plus its shard scratch, which fits the 50G ephemeral cap; the bucket is still used for the script, source-cache fallback, and job-work bookkeeping. The capacity warning now checks /bucket free space for the fallback path instead of the package dir.
With package artifacts and the Xet chunk cache already on local SSD, split jobs still hit sustained I/O errors (os error 5) on the Xet-CAS channel from inside HF Jobs containers; the same uploads run clean from outside the cluster. Per-layer GGUF artifacts gain nothing from chunk deduplication, so default the job environment to HF_HUB_DISABLE_XET=1 and upload through the classic HTTP path, which uses different egress. Set HF_HUB_DISABLE_XET=0 to restore the Xet uploader.
Kimi-K3's sharded split (32 shards) stages one per-shard part per layer (~16G) then merges them into the layer GGUF while every part is still on disk — a ~33G staging peak per layer that tipped the HF Jobs 50G container-local ephemeral-storage eviction at layer 9 (job 6aa368302, uploads themselves were clean). Add llama patch 0024: skippy_write_gguf_from_parts_consuming, an opt-in materializing variant that unlinks each input part as soon as its tensors are absorbed into the output (sources are opened metadata-only, so nothing pins the file). The default from-parts writer is byte-identical for bench materialization and metadata carriers. ABI patch 53->54 paired in skippy-ffi. The sharded stage writer now uses the consuming variant, so peak staging drops to ~1x layer size.
# Conflicts: # crates/skippy-model/src/gguf_catalog.rs
Unsloth diffusion GGUFs (e.g. Qwen-Image-Edit-2511) carry a converter placeholder tensor `__index_timestep_zero__` with dims [0] — zero elements, zero payload bytes. The catalog reader hard-rejected any zero dimension, failing the whole source parse at the last tensor. Skip the entry instead: its table entry is fully consumed either way, and both tensor-catalog and metadata-catalog modes keep every real tensor. Verified against the real 64MB source prefix (1933 real tensors parse; the placeholder is dropped).
Clippy 1.9x prefers contains() over iter().any() for u32 slices; mechanical change, no behavior difference. Unblocks PR #1807 CI.
Mirrors the #1807 catalog-reader change: the reader skips zero-dim placeholder tensors (e.g. Unsloth diffusion __index_timestep_zero__), so the native-vs-GGUF count comparison in source inspection and direct planning must filter zero-element native tensors too. Without this, Qwen-Image-Edit-2511 passes the source read and dies at write-package with 'native and GGUF tensor inventories disagree' (1934 vs 1933).
# Conflicts: # crates/skippy-model/src/gguf_catalog.rs
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I agree with making replacement explicit and with reducing the package writer's disk footprint. The fresh target queue marker now wins over the published/catalogued/failed shortcuts, so the earlier sequential double-submit issue is addressed. The Rust and native ABI versions also agree at 0.1.54.
I'd hold this before merging. Republishing needs to preserve a complete published snapshot while new artifacts are uploaded, and the generic after-artifact hook must keep its existing file-retention contract. I've left those findings inline, along with the missing native API documentation update.
There are a few follow-ups I'd make while this is open:
- Let's distinguish a finished attempt from an active queue marker. Success and failure paths retain
automation/queue.json, and freshness uses the repository's latest modification time. A failed job therefore blocks--republishfor the default 30 hours after the failure update, and a successful job does the same after publishing. I'd use an attempt identity and terminal state, or document a deliberate cooldown. The current regression test suppliesQueueStatus::Queueddirectly, so it doesn't exercise either lifecycle. - The zero-element filtering is incomplete for package creation.
source_inventory::inspectnow drops placeholders, butModelSource::openstill retains them andensure_native_inventory_matchescompares that unfiltered set. A source containing the cited zero-element placeholder still fails before writing. I'd cover the complete writer path when finishing this support. - I'd add native tests showing that the consuming writer produces identical bytes, removes scratch inputs on success, and preserves the default writer's inputs. The new native
std::removeresult is ignored, so a failed unlink can silently defeat the storage-saving behavior. Its trailingany_ofscan also does quadratic work although the comment says tensors are grouped by source. - Please update the title and description for the actual scope. This now includes package publication order, scratch-file ownership, upload/storage policy, and a new native ABI, beyond queue republishing. The description's bucket-default claim is also the opposite of the final script. The ABI inventory should explicitly list the new symbol, full signature, owners, 0.1.53 to 0.1.54 bump, and boundary validation.
I reviewed head 6ff4455a1aa8f7f94de2b83e52a5899d716500fc against base 22998c2732ef490c75fbe417bc17ccf55a325a2a. Locally, all 11 queue-binary tests passed, bash -n passed for the job script, and the diff whitespace check passed. I traced the writer, hook, catalog, and download paths and checked the previous reviews. I didn't run a native writer build, a real GGUF/HF publishing job, or a storage-budget trial.
At this review's check snapshot, PR / Quality passed; PR / Website and PR / macOS passed with their substantive lanes skipped. Linux CPU runtime and static ABI jobs passed, while Linux host/tests and Windows runtime/host/platform jobs were still running. I found no failed current-head job to triage. Those pending lanes and the absence of real publication/storage evidence mean this isn't a CI or operational acceptance sign-off.
HF Jobs evicts split-package pods above 50G of container-local ephemeral storage; DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813 died deterministically writing layer-00000 (12.9 GiB single layer) because the v2 planner had no per-artifact byte budget and the sharded writer needs ~2x transient for parts+merge. Plan and write oversized layers as byte-balanced part artifacts instead: - layout: plan_artifacts_with_budget subdivides groups above max_artifact_bytes (default 8 GiB) using the proven byte_balanced_split_boundaries algorithm; unsplit layers keep the legacy layers/layer-N.gguf path, split layers emit layers/layer-N-partMM.gguf with -partNN ids. A single tensor larger than the budget stays whole - it is the smallest indivisible unit. - part_writer: new byte-preserving Rust GGUF writer that streams tensor payloads directly from the source shards at exact catalog offsets - no native ABI call, no parts+merge staging, no 2x transient copy. Source metadata KV entries are copied as raw wire bytes (llama.cpp type-checks general.alignment as u32; a serde_json round trip widens it to u64 and the native reader rejects the file). - package_v2: --max-artifact-bytes CLI, part-aware emit path, and physical-content check (parts hold exactly their planned tensors; native stage slices duplicate common tensors, parts do not). - verify_v2/package_carrier: layer-ordinal parsers accept -partNN paths. - Manifest validation, stage admission, materialization and carrier resolution bind tensors by tensor-id -> (artifact, offset, length) and are artifact-grouping-agnostic, so splitting a layer across artifacts needs no loader or native changes. Verified end to end by tests: tiny-budget package splits a 3-tensor layer into 3 parts, all pass manifest validation and verify_v2 against the independent source.
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Part-split fix landed on this branch — 1d215cb Fixes the deterministic DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813 eviction (job 6aa5cd855): HF Jobs kills pods above 50G ephemeral storage, layer-00000 alone is 12.9 GiB, and the v2 planner had no per-artifact byte budget. Rust-only, no native ABI change, no patch queue change:
Testing on this box (CPU static lib rebuilt against current queue incl. Scama's 0024 doc-comment): 88/88 crate tests green including 4 new (layout budget split, dominating-tensor-keeps-whole, part-writer payload round-trip, end-to-end tiny-budget split package verified by Rebased onto the refreshed queue-republish branch (3ffd407). After merge, the V4-Pro job can be resubmitted with the new MESH_LLM_REF. |
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Validation includes the clean 35-patch CPU static build, 47 native tests, 92 skippy-model-package tests, 25 model-package tests, 159 skippy-runtime tests, 11 skippy-ffi tests, C11/C++17 public-header compilation, clippy for affected crates, and the 1,441-test repository CI validation suite. The previous quality run was cancelled by the PR metadata edit concurrency group; the replacement run is active. |
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DeepSeek-V4-Pro packaging was deterministically evicted because a 12.9 GiB layer was emitted through the split-shard merge path, where source parts and the merged output coexist under the 50 GiB HF Jobs ephemeral-storage limit. This change bounds ordinary layer parts to 8 GiB and sends every oversized layer, including a layer containing one indivisible oversized tensor, through a direct streaming writer with no merge staging.
Replacement publishing is also safe and repeatable.
--republishstages the complete package on a branch and promotes the manifest-listed snapshot tomainin one parent-guarded commit. A failed upload leaves the published snapshot unchanged. Fresh queue attempts suppress duplicate paid jobs, while success and failure markers terminate that attempt immediately instead of extending the cooldown from repository modification time.Additional package fixes in this PR:
general.alignmentremain valid.layer-N-partMM.ggufsuffixes when deriving layer ordinals.--exclude-repoquarantine selection for queue runs.Skippy ABI inventory
enum skippy_status skippy_write_gguf_from_parts_consuming(const char * const * input_paths, size_t input_count, const char * output_path, struct skippy_error ** out_error)include/skippy/model_package.hsrc/skippy/model_package.cpp;crates/skippy-ffi/src/static_bindings.rs;crates/skippy-ffi/src/dynamic.rs; caller incrates/skippy-runtime/src/gguf_writer.rsThe public header documents input ownership, deletion timing, and partial-failure behavior. The generated Skippy API reference was regenerated from the prepared queue.
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cargo test -p model-package: 25 passed.cargo test -p skippy-model-package: 92 passed, including budget split, direct singleton writer, zero-element source, upload-hook, carrier, and independent verifier coverage.cargo test -p skippy-runtime --lib: 159 passed, 1 ignored helper.cargo test -p skippy-ffi --lib: 11 passed.-D warningsfor model-package, skippy-model-package, skippy-runtime, skippy-ffi, mesh-llm-host-runtime, and mesh-llm.The production DeepSeek-V4-Pro HF Job rerun remains the operational verification after merge.