Fix IndexError: list index out of range when no prompt is found #177
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Signed-off-by: Abhishek <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Abhishek <[email protected]>
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Thanks Abhishek for the fix and the logs! For Josh - The fix basically just raises an exception which is caught in drive_paged_programs and the loop continues with the next prompt shape for the program. LGTM |
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Error also seen when DPP is run for FP16 Granite model using RAG
--programs *:0,>=8192to test chunked prefill feature.From @Ssukriti 's knowledge transfer got to know that the issue occurs when prompt_list in __prepare_input function is empty for any shape. Hence Value error is raised to trigger this and continue finding the prompt for that program.
It successfully runs all 14 programs.
cc: @JRosenkranz