Add MLflow tracking flags to megatron_bridge quantize.py - #2477
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--mlflow / --mlflow_experiment / --mlflow_run_name now record a Megatron-Bridge PTQ run the way examples/hf_ptq already does: the master rank uploads the invocation, every argument as a param, the resolved recipe, its log and the quantizer summary, and writes .experiment.json into --export_megatron_path once the checkpoint is saved. The CLI plumbing hf_ptq and vllm_serve had each copied moves into modelopt.torch.utils.mlflow (add_mlflow_args, resolve_tracking_uri, resolve_mlflow_args), together with the provenance pointer (EXPERIMENT_JSON, MlflowRunLogger.log_experiment_json, drop_experiment_json). Both existing callers now delegate to it, with their own wording and variant naming, so the three scripts share one convention instead of three copies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Keval Morabia <28916987+kevalmorabia97@users.noreply.github.com>
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Nudge: the code reads correctly and is well tested, but it is ~1004 lines and adds argparse CLI wiring to the shipped library's public API, which the owner should sign off on.
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add_mlflow_args/resolve_mlflow_args/resolve_tracking_uribelong in__all__ofmodelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py: they take anargparse.ArgumentParserandresolve_tracking_uriexits the process viaparser.error(), which is unusual for supported library API. If they are for the examples only, prefix them or keep them example-side. - Decide whether to split the shared extraction (
mlflow.py+hf_ptq/vllm_servedelegation) from the newmegatron_bridgefeature, or state that ~1004 lines is acceptable as one cohesive change. - Handle the stale pointer in
examples/megatron_bridge/mlflow_utils.py: when a$MLFLOW_TRACKING_URIrun fails to open,log_experiment_jsonreturns early, so an inherited.experiment.jsonsurvives next to a freshly exported checkpoint (the untracked path drops it). Same gap exists inhf_ptq.
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test_hf_ptq_args.py) is the_EXPERIMENT_JSON→EXPERIMENT_JSONrename; coverage is unchanged.
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Full-scope review (10 changed files, +861/-143). Opened all four source files (modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py, examples/megatron_bridge/{mlflow_utils.py,quantize.py}, examples/vllm_serve/vllm_mlflow_utils.py, examples/hf_ptq/example_utils.py); read CHANGELOG.rst and the README.md hunk; did not open the two test files or re-verify the test counts reported in the PR body.
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[IMPORTANT] MlflowRunLogger.log_experiment_json leaves a stale .experiment.json when a requested run never opens (modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py:423). The pointer has three states and only two are covered: tracking off → drop_experiment_json(); run opened → pointer written; run requested but never opened → early return, previous run's file left next to the new weights. That third state is reachable by design — validate_tracking_uri is syntax-only, and an inherited $MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI is deliberately required=False, so mlflow simply not being installed (it is an optional dependency) or a briefly unreachable server silently disables the run. Re-exporting into a reused --export_megatron_path / --export_path then produces a checkpoint confidently naming a run that did not write it — exactly what drop_experiment_json's docstring exists to prevent. Pre-existing in hf_ptq, but this PR both centralizes the logic (so one fix covers everything) and extends the exposure to megatron_bridge. Suggested patch is in the inline comment.
What checked out
--export_megatron_pathisrequired=True, so the unconditionalPath(args.export_megatron_path)inmlflow_run/_run_tags/_run_outputscannot hitPath(None).- Rank gating is right: with tracking on, non-master ranks fall into the
not logger.enabledbranch and itsdist.is_master()guard correctly suppresses the drop, so no rank races another on the pointer.mlflow_utilsandquantize.pyuse the samemodelopt.torch.utils.distributed, sodist.size()is the real world size. checkpoint_exportedgating is sound — setFalseinget_args()afterprint_args, flipped only afterbridge.save_megatron_modelreturns, and excluded from_NON_PARAM_ARGS, so it never leaks into the params.- Ordering in
__main__is correct: the exception exits thewith mlflow_run(...)block (run closedFAILED, traceback uploaded) beforeexcept BaseException: dist.abort()runs. Validation is deterministic and identical on every rank (no network call), so a bad URI cannot fail one rank while peers block in a collective. .quant_summary.txtmatchesprint_quant_summary's real output name (model_quant.py:944), andstart()snapshots file stats before that file is created, so it uploads only what this run wrote.- Refactor is behaviour-preserving for
hf_ptq: the composed help text and therequired/experiment-default semantics reproduce the old inline code exactly; the new dashed aliases are purely additive.mlflow.pyis not re-exported frommodelopt/torch/utils/__init__.py, so__all__growing is not a public-API change. Optional-dependency laziness is intact — only stdlib is imported at module scope. CHANGELOG.rstentry lands under the existing*Megatron Framework (M-LM / M-Bridge)*section; thehf_ptqREADME anchor the new README section links to exists.
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Low. Additive, opt-in observability confined to example scripts plus one non-star-exported utility module; the untracked path is unchanged. The one IMPORTANT issue is a silent wrong-provenance edge case, not a model-correctness or export-format problem — worth fixing in the shared helper before merge since this PR is what makes that helper the single place it can be fixed.
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In `@examples/hf_ptq/example_utils.py`:
- Around line 1389-1392: Update the completed-export handling around
logger.log_experiment_json so it checks logger.enabled: retain the existing
logging behavior when enabled, and call _drop_inherited_experiment_json(args,
export_path) when tracking initialization disabled the logger. Add a regression
test covering an environment-configured logger whose MlflowRunLogger.start()
fails.
In `@examples/megatron_bridge/mlflow_utils.py`:
- Line 154: Update the export flow around logger.log_experiment_json so that
after a successful checkpoint export, it removes stale experiment provenance
when logger.start() failed and logger.run_info is absent. Preserve the existing
checkpoint path handling, use drop_experiment_json with the export path, and add
a test covering optional MLflow startup failure with a reused export directory.
- Line 83: Restrict MLflow telemetry in the parameter construction around
_NON_PARAM_ARGS to an explicit allowlist of non-sensitive arguments. Update
_run_inputs and _run_tags to exclude or redact prompts, model identifiers,
paths, quantization settings, and sensitive recipe fields, and sanitize command,
resolved-recipe, and captured-log artifacts produced by main() so prompts and
generated output are not uploaded.
In `@modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py`:
- Line 678: Update the URI resolution around uri so the environment variable is
consulted only when uri is None; preserve an explicit empty URI for
validate_tracking_uri to reject and retain the existing environment fallback
behavior for omitted values.
- Line 682: Update validate_tracking_uri and the MlflowRunLogger URI handling to
reject cleartext http:// tracking URIs and accept only https:// by default. If a
local-only http:// exception already exists or is required, enforce that it is
explicitly documented, excludes credentials and sensitive artifacts, and is not
applied to remote endpoints; preserve validation of the returned URI and
required flag.
- Line 426: Update the provenance flow before constructing run_info so query
credentials in tracking URIs are redacted, not just URI userinfo handled by
_redact. Ensure log_experiment_json writes and uploads only the sanitized URI,
including masking sensitive query parameters such as token.
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Review follow-ups. The pointer beside a checkpoint had three states and only two were handled: tracking off dropped it, an open run rewrote it, but a run that was configured and then never opened left the previous run's file next to freshly exported weights. That state is reachable by design -- an inherited $MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI is best-effort, so an unreachable server or an uninstalled client disables the run from inside the tracked block, after the untracked cleanup was skipped. log_experiment_json now drops the pointer when it has no run to record, so after a completed export the file is this run's or absent. Pre-existing in hf_ptq; fixing it in the shared helper covers all three callers. Also: consult $MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI only when --mlflow is absent, so an explicit empty value (--mlflow "$UNSET_VAR") fails instead of silently reaching whatever server the environment names; and export TRACKING_URI_ENV so the vLLM launcher-to-worker handover reads the name resolve_tracking_uri uses rather than its own copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Keval Morabia <28916987+kevalmorabia97@users.noreply.github.com>
The vLLM launcher warned "Ignoring $MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI"; the extracted helper had dropped the $, which reads worse and no longer matched how the flag's own help text renders the variable. hf_ptq's warning gains the $ with it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Keval Morabia <28916987+kevalmorabia97@users.noreply.github.com>
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@cjluo-nv thanks — taking the three items in turn. Stale pointer — real, and fixed in 768d07e.
If you'd rather they not be supported API, the cheapest options are underscore-prefixing the three names or moving them to a Splitting the PR — I'd keep it as one change. The extraction exists to serve the third consumer, so splitting lands a refactor with no new caller, and the two halves would have to be reviewed against each other anyway. Of the ~1000 lines, the net-new logic is small: ~150 lines of library code (mostly moved), ~150 in the new 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
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Full-scope review (10 changed files, +947/-151). Read all four source files (modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py, examples/megatron_bridge/mlflow_utils.py, examples/megatron_bridge/quantize.py, examples/vllm_serve/vllm_mlflow_utils.py, examples/hf_ptq/example_utils.py) plus the surrounding context they needed (print_args, print_quant_summary, validate_tracking_uri, _redact_argv, MlflowRunLogger.start/track, the tail of quantize.py:main). Did not open the two test files or re-verify the test counts in the PR body.
Note: the shallow-checkout two-dot diff against origin/main carries unrelated MTP / example_utils churn from main having advanced; I reviewed only the 10 files GitHub lists as changed.
Resolved since the last round
The previously-raised stale .experiment.json when a requested run never opens is fixed: log_experiment_json now falls through to drop_experiment_json(checkpoint_dir) when run_info is empty, and the docstring spells out the three-state reasoning. Rank gating still checks out on both callers — the drop only runs on paths where enabled already implied master, and the untracked branches keep their explicit is_main / is_master guards, so no two ranks contend for the pointer.
Findings this round
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[IMPORTANT Security]
print_argsleaks--mlflowcredentials to the console (examples/megatron_bridge/quantize.py:231).resolve_mlflow_argssettlesargs.mlflowto the validated URI two lines earlier, andprint_argsdumps the whole namespace unmasked. This file is the only one of the three MLflow-enabled scripts that prints its full namespace, so it is new exposure. Credentials-in-URI is a supported form here —_redact/_URI_USERINFOmask it incommand_text()and in logged params, andvllm_serve._without_credentials()exists for the same reason — so--mlflow https://svc:TOKEN@host/now prints the token into an archivedtorchrunlog. The uploaded artifacts themselves are clean (command_text()redacts;mlflowis in_NON_PARAM_ARGS). Fix: print a masked copy, ideally via a small publicmask_tracking_uri()wrapping the existing_redact. -
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--mlflow ""changed from "run untracked" to "exit 2" (modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py:685-690). The extractedresolve_tracking_urigates the$MLFLOW_TRACKING_URIfallback onuri is Nonewhere both original copies gated on falsiness, so an empty flag value skips the fallback and reachesvalidate_tracking_uri("")withrequired=True->parser.error(). A wrapper doing--mlflow "$MLFLOW_URI"with the variable unset previously quantized untracked and exited 0; it now dies at argparse, and forvllm_servethe server never starts. The code comment presents this as deliberate and it is defensible, but it contradicts the PR body claim "No user-visible behaviour changes for either: their flags, defaults and warning text are unchanged." Either restore the falsy check (withrequired = bool(uri)) or state the change in the PR body /CHANGELOG.rst.
What checked out
_run_outputsnames.quant_summary.txt, which matches whatmtq.print_quant_summary(model, output_dir)actually writes (modelopt/torch/quantization/model_quant.py:944) — the artifact will really exist.--export_megatron_pathisrequired=True, so the unconditionalPath(args.export_megatron_path)inmlflow_run/_run_tags/_run_outputscannot hitPath(None).args.checkpoint_exportedis set on every rank right afterbridge.save_megatron_model(unconditional, not rank-gated), which is what the untracked branchcheckpoint_exported and is_master()gate needs; and it is assigned inget_args()afterprint_args, so it pollutes neither the printed namespace nor the logged params.mlflow_runis entered inside thetry:that callsdist.abort(), so a fatal--mlflowon rank 0 tears down peers instead of leaving them in a collective.- Flag
destis unchanged forvllm_servedespite the spelling order flipping (--mlflow_experimentfirst now) — argparse normalises dashes and both spellings stay registered, so theFlexibleArgumentParserunderscore-to-dash rewrite still resolves. --mlflowis single-word, so it needs no dashed alias.mlflowstays lazily imported; an untracked run touches no MLflow code.CHANGELOG.rstentry is one sentence under Megatron Framework (M-LM / M-Bridge), per the convention.
Still open from the owner earlier nudge (not re-raised inline)
add_mlflow_args / resolve_mlflow_args / resolve_tracking_uri are still in the __all__ of modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py while taking an argparse.ArgumentParser and exiting the process via parser.error(). That is a public-API shape question for CODEOWNERS rather than a correctness bug, but it is unaddressed — and finding 2 is a direct consequence of that surface being shared, so it is worth settling in this PR.
Risk
Low-to-moderate. The tracking path is well factored, correctly rank-gated and opt-in — an untracked run is unchanged. Neither finding touches quantization numerics or export format. Finding 1 is a secret-handling gap worth fixing before merge; finding 2 is a small CLI regression on two shipped examples that needs either a revert or an explicit note.
quantize.py hands its whole namespace to print_args, which prints every attribute verbatim -- including the resolved --mlflow URI. Credentials in that URI are a supported form that this module masks everywhere else it prints or uploads one, and a torchrun job log is routinely archived, so the namespace now reaches print_args through masked_for_print(). The uploaded artifacts were never affected: command_text() redacts, and mlflow is not logged as a param. hf_ptq and vllm_serve are unaffected -- neither dumps its namespace. Also softens the previous commit's handling of an empty --mlflow. Making it fatal turned `--mlflow "$UNSET_VAR"` -- a wrapper script whose variable did not resolve -- from an untracked run into exit 2 before the model loads, which for vllm_serve means the server never starts. It now falls back like an absent flag, but warns, so nothing happens silently and no shipped CLI changes behaviour. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Keval Morabia <28916987+kevalmorabia97@users.noreply.github.com>
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CRITICAL: 0 · IMPORTANT: 0 · SUGGESTION: 3
tests/unit/torch/utils/test_mlflow.py— the new_resolved()-based tests read$MLFLOW_TRACKING_URIbut nothing clears it, so ~7 tests across the two new suites depend on the ambient environment. In the megatron file an inherited URI silently flips the tracked/untracked branch under test.modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py:753—drop_experiment_jsonprints a bareWarning:while every other message in the module (including its own write-side sibling) uses the[mlflow] WARNING:prefix users grep for.examples/megatron_bridge/mlflow_utils.py:132—mlflow_runis still the third verbatim copy of the trickiest part of the wiring; the extraction stopped just short of it.
All three are non-blocking.
What I checked
- The extraction is behaviour-preserving at both existing call sites.
resolve_tracking_urireproduces the oldrequired = flag is not None/ env-fallback / fatal-vs-warn split;add_mlflow_argsyields the samedests in both spellings (--mlflow-experimentfirst vs--mlflow_experimentfirst both map tomlflow_experiment), so vLLM'sFlexibleArgumentParserrewrite still reaches the flags. The only divergence is--mlflow "", which now warns and degrades to best-effort instead of stayingrequired=True— deliberate, tested, and the safer reading of a wrapper script whose variable did not resolve. - One behaviour change arrives implicitly via the shared
log_experiment_json, and it is a fix: when tracking was inferred from the environment and the run never opened,hf_ptqpreviously left a stale.experiment.jsonbeside a freshly-exported checkpoint (the old_log_experiment_jsonreturned early onnot info). It now drops it. Worth a line in the PR description sincehf_ptqusers get it without asking. - Provenance-pointer state machine, across the four reachable states (untracked, non-master, tracked-and-opened, tracked-then-self-disabled) × (export completed / failed). The
checkpoint_exportedgate, theis_mastergate on the untracked branch, and theenabled ⇒ is_masterimplication on the tracked branch line up; the pointer after a completed save is this run's or absent in every case. - Rank behaviour. All ranks validate the URI identically so a typo exits everywhere rather than deadlocking;
MlflowRunLogger.start()can only raise on the master rank, andwith mlflow_run(args)sits inside the existingtry, so thefinallycloses the run asFAILEDbeforedist.abort()unblocks the peers.--export_megatron_pathisrequired=True, so the unconditionalPath(args.export_megatron_path)at the top ofmlflow_runcannot seeNone. - Artifact/seam details.
.quant_summary.txtmatches whatmtq.print_quant_summarywrites; it is created during the run, so the_file_statsguard uploads it rather than skipping it as a leftover.masked_for_printkeeps auser:token@URI out of the archived torchrun log while the live namespace still reaches the client.--recipe general/ptq/nvfp4_default-kv_fp8in the README resolves to a real preset, and thehf_ptqanchor it links to exists. No help string carries a literal%, so--helpis safe.mlflowstays lazily imported, andmlflow_utils.pyimports no Megatron as advertised (the suite'sconftest/runner defer Megatron too, so these tests collect without it). - Changelog is one entry, user-facing, under the existing
*Megatron Framework (M-LM / M-Bridge)*sub-section.
Scope: full review. 10 files changed; I read all of modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py, examples/megatron_bridge/{mlflow_utils.py,quantize.py,README.md}, examples/vllm_serve/vllm_mlflow_utils.py, the MLflow hunks of examples/hf_ptq/example_utils.py, and both new test files. Note the two-dot diff against the base tip also shows unrelated hf_ptq MTP hunks from commits on main that this branch predates — those are not part of this PR and I did not review them.
Risk: low. Additive on the megatron side; the refactor of the two existing callers is a like-for-like move with the behaviour deltas above, and the regression suites for both were re-run.
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resolve_tracking_uri consults the variable, so a shell or runner that exports it -- the population this feature exists for -- changed what the tests asserted. In the library suite the untracked-outcome tests failed; in the megatron suite an inherited URI silently moved four tests onto the tracked branch, where the real client retries against whatever host was named and the suite hangs rather than fails. An autouse fixture now pins the variable in all three suites, matching the one test_vllm_mlflow_utils already had. hf_ptq had the same latent exposure and gets it too. Also aligns drop_experiment_json's warning with the [mlflow] WARNING: prefix every other message in the module uses, now that it is a library function rather than an example-local helper. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Keval Morabia <28916987+kevalmorabia97@users.noreply.github.com>
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Nudge: every correctness concern from the last round is fixed, but the owner's question about putting argparse helpers in the library's __all__ is still open by the author's own request.
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__all__(not star-exported, precedent inlogging.py::print_args, avoids a third copy) and asked you to pick — decide whetheradd_mlflow_args/resolve_mlflow_args/resolve_tracking_uristay public inmodelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.pyor move to_mlflow_cli.py. - 💬 Author argued ~1200 lines is one cohesive change since the extraction exists to serve the third caller — confirm you accept the size rather than splitting the
mlflow.pyextraction out.
No action needed:
- ✔️ Resolved since the last review: the stale
.experiment.jsonon a silently-disabled run (now handled inMlflowRunLogger.log_experiment_jsonwith tests in all three suites), the--mlflowcredential leak viaprint_args(mask_tracking_uri+masked_for_print), the--mlflow ""CLI regression, theTRACKING_URI_ENVduplication, and the ambient-$MLFLOW_TRACKING_URItest flakiness (newclean_envfixtures). - Design is consolidation of the existing
mlflow.pysubsystem, not a second system; the CodeRabbit security findings were withdrawn or deferred with rationale.
Three call sites now justify what was still copied between the examples: - track_run() replaces the mlflow_run skeleton duplicated in hf_ptq and megatron_bridge -- logger, the untracked drop_experiment_json branch, and the track()/log_experiment_json tail. The invariants it encodes (an untracked run must not gather what it will not upload; a run whose optional URI dies mid-flight must still clear an inherited pointer) now live in one place with their own tests. - checkpoint_run_tags() replaces the model / checkpoint_path / source_checkpoint_path schema the evaluation side joins on, which was spelled out in two files. - resolved_recipe_texts() replaces the load_recipe -> resolved_recipe.yaml block in three files, including vllm_serve. - masked_args() replaces megatron_bridge's masked_for_print, which was never Megatron-specific. Each example keeps what is genuinely its own: the flag wording, which args name the model and the export dir, the summary files, the rank source, and vllm_serve's launcher-to-worker env handover. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Keval Morabia <28916987+kevalmorabia97@users.noreply.github.com>
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@cjluo-nv — done in ac9812e, answering your Slack question directly: yes, all four of those moved into Moved into the library
Net −126 lines from the examples, +89 in the library. Stayed example-side, as your bot called out: the flag help wording and variant naming, which args name the model and the export dir, the summary-file list, the rank source ( Two things worth knowing:
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Nudge: the requested hoisting into modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py is done and correct, but the public-API question is still the owner's to settle and one new layering issue surfaced.
Needs action:
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from modelopt.recipe import load_recipeinmodelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.pyintoresolved_recipe_texts, or say why module scope is fine:modelopt.recipeimportsmodelopt.torch.quantization.config, so this util now pulls the quantization stack and would cycle the momentmlflowis star-exported frommodelopt/torch/utils/__init__.py. - 💬 Author replied that the consolidation settles
__all__toward more library API — decide whethertrack_run,checkpoint_run_tags,resolved_recipe_texts,masked_argsand the argparse helpers stay public or move to a private_mlflow_cli.py. - Confirm ~1472 lines across 10 files is acceptable as one cohesive change rather than splitting the library extraction from the megatron_bridge feature.
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Apply the main-rank gate before starting tracking.
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In `@modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py` at line 826, Update the guard in track_run to
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The chain recipe -> modelopt.torch.quantization.config is real, but it does not close a cycle: mlflow.py is not re-exported from modelopt/torch/utils/__init__.py, so nothing imports back into it. Nor does it pull the quantization stack in -- utils.logging, which this module already imported, loads it and 335 other modelopt modules; recipe adds five. Star-exporting mlflow would close the cycle, so the note also goes where someone would make that change rather than only beside the import. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Keval Morabia <28916987+kevalmorabia97@users.noreply.github.com>
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Recording a measurement for the "It pulls the quantization stack into a util" — it does not. "It would cycle if So there is no cycle today — the chain only closes if something re-exports this module, and nothing does. The repo convention is imports at module scope unless they are optional or actually circular, so it stays at the top with the reason written down, and the note also lives in One property worth keeping in mind for that trade-off: the hypothetical failure is loud, not silent. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py was the only module in the package importing a higher layer at module scope. distributed.py, random.py, dataset_utils.py and speech_dataset_utils.py all defer theirs with a one-line reason, because modelopt.torch.nas and modelopt.torch.quantization import modelopt.torch.utils back. This one avoided the cycle only because mlflow.py is not re-exported from __init__.py, which is a trap rather than a reason: adding `from .mlflow import *` there broke every modelopt.torch import with a partially-initialized module. With the import deferred it does not, so the module is re-exportable like its neighbours and the NOTE warning against that is no longer needed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Keval Morabia <28916987+kevalmorabia97@users.noreply.github.com>
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Correcting my previous comment: the The measurements I posted still hold — the import adds 5 modules to an already-336-module baseline, and the cycle was conditional on a star-export nobody had made. What I failed to check is how this package already handles that dependency direction:
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Nudge: the lazy-import fix is in and the code reads correctly, but at 686 lines of core logic this is over the 500-line budget and the public-API question is still the owner's to settle.
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[x/N]PRs — 686 core-logic lines (271 inmodelopt/, 415 inexamples/) is over the 500-line budget. Suggested:[1/3]the shared helpers inmodelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py+ unit tests;[2/3]migrateexamples/hf_ptqandexamples/vllm_serveto delegate;[3/3]the newexamples/megatron_bridge/mlflow_utils.py,quantize.pywiring, README and changelog. Merge in that order, each standing alone with its own tests, siblings linked. - 💬 Author replied that the consolidation settles
__all__toward more library API — decide whethertrack_run,add_mlflow_args,resolve_mlflow_args,resolve_tracking_uri,masked_argsstay public or move to a private_mlflow_cli.py.
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modelopt.recipeis now imported insideresolved_recipe_textswith the circular-import reason recorded, andmodelopt/torch/utils/__init__.pyis back to untouched. track_runrelies on callers settingenabled = uri and is_master(); both do, so CodeRabbit's extrais_maingate is defensive only.
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examples/megatron_bridge/quantize.pygains the MLflow tracking flagsexamples/hf_ptq/hf_ptq.pyalready has:--mlflow <tracking-uri>(MLflow's own$MLFLOW_TRACKING_URIis honoured too),--mlflow_experimentand--mlflow_run_name. Only the master rank opens a run, so atorchrunlaunch produces one run carrying the invocation, every command-line argument as a searchable param, the resolved--recipe(with$imports expanded), that rank's log and the quantizer summary. Oncebridge.save_megatron_modelreturns,.experiment.jsonis written into--export_megatron_path, so a Megatron checkpoint found on disk names the run that produced it; a run that fails is still recorded asFAILEDwith its traceback.Rather than copy the wiring a third time, the part
hf_ptqandvllm_servehad each duplicated moves intomodelopt.torch.utils.mlflow:add_mlflow_args(parser, tool, tracks=, variant_help=)— the three flags, registered under both the--mlflow_xand--mlflow-xspellings (vLLM'sFlexibleArgumentParseronly matches the dashed one).resolve_tracking_uri(uri, parser)→(uri, required)— the flag overrides the environment and is fatal when the URI is unusable; a URI inferred from$MLFLOW_TRACKING_URIwarns and continues untracked, since that variable is commonly exported for unrelated tooling.resolve_mlflow_args(args, parser, tool, model, variant)— the same, settled ontoargs, plus the default experiment name.EXPERIMENT_JSON,MlflowRunLogger.log_experiment_json()anddrop_experiment_json()— the checkpoint→run provenance pointer, previously private tohf_ptq.Both existing callers now delegate to those, keeping their own help wording and variant naming, so the three scripts share one convention instead of three copies (
example_utils.pyandvllm_mlflow_utils.pyeach lose ~60 lines). Their flags and defaults are unchanged; the only user-visible difference is thathf_ptq's ignored-URI warning gains the$the vLLM one already had (Ignoring $MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI, continuing untracked), so one shared message serves both.One behaviour change reaches
hf_ptqthrough the shared helper, and it is a fix: when tracking was inferred from$MLFLOW_TRACKING_URIand the run never opened (unreachable server, ormlflownot installed), it used to leave the previous run's.experiment.jsonbeside a freshly exported checkpoint.log_experiment_jsonnow drops the pointer when it has no run to record, so after a completed export the file is this run's or absent.The new example-side code lives in
examples/megatron_bridge/mlflow_utils.py, which deliberately imports no Megatron, so the whole flag-to-artifact path is testable without the Megatron container (the same splitexamples/vllm_serve/vllm_mlflow_utils.pyuses).Usage
torchrun --nproc_per_node 2 quantize.py \ --hf_model_name_or_path Qwen/Qwen3-8B \ --recipe general/ptq/nvfp4_default-kv_fp8 \ --tp_size 2 \ --export_megatron_path /tmp/Qwen3-8B-NVFP4-megatron \ --mlflow https://<your-mlflow-server>/ # The checkpoint then names the run that produced it: cat /tmp/Qwen3-8B-NVFP4-megatron/.experiment.jsonThe experiment defaults to
$USER/megatron_bridge_quantize/<model basename>-<recipe name, or --quant_cfg>.Testing
tests/examples/megatron_bridge/test_mlflow_utils.py— 20 new tests covering the flags (both spellings, env-vs-flag precedence, the fatal/best-effort split), the params/tags/artifacts a run records, rank gating, and the.experiment.jsonlifecycle. The last one guards the seam withquantize.pyas text, since that script needs Megatron to import.tests/unit/torch/utils/test_mlflow.py— 13 new tests for the extracted library API; suite at 75 passed.tests/examples/megatron_bridgesuite innvcr.io/nvidia/nemo:26.08on an RTX 6000 Ada: 37 passed (26m), including the threetest_quantize_exportcases that drive the realquantize.py, plus QAD, distill and prune.tests/examples/hf_ptq/test_hf_ptq_args.py47 passed andtests/examples/vllm_serve/test_vllm_mlflow_utils.py32 passed, unchanged apart from one renamed constant reference.checkpoint_exportedgate and removingwith mlflow_run(args):each failed exactly one test.nvcr.io/nvidia/nemo:26.08(tiny Qwen3-MoE,general/ptq/fp8_default-kv_fp8, 1 GPU) against an internal MLflow server: run47d4ccd7cd9e48269e7248868347ccd0under experiment$USER/megatron_bridge_quantize/mbridge-ptq-validationclosedFINISHEDcarryingcommand.txt,version.txt,experiment.json,recipe/resolved_recipe.yaml,logs/quantize.logandsummary/quant_summary.txt; all 19 CLI arguments plusworld_sizelogged as params with nomlflow_*leakage, themodel/checkpoint_path/source_checkpoint_pathtags set, and.experiment.jsonwritten into the Megatron checkpoint besideiter_0000000/.pre-commit run --files <changed>: all hooks pass (ruff, mypy, bandit, markdownlint).Before your PR is "Ready for review"
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