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What does this PR do?

Add training-time validation for text SFT without carrying forward the unsafe cross-trainer semantics from closed PR #1077.

The initial scope is intentionally narrow: single-source, map-style conversation or classification data with the native dataloader under pure DP/FSDP2. Unsupported trainer, modality, data, parallel, and observability modes fail closed.

Checklist Before Starting

• Search for relative PRs/issues and link here: replaces closed [feat] Add training-time validation support #1077. A live open-PR scan found path overlap with [trainer, data] feat: add CUDA device batch prefetcher #936, [data, docs] fix: avoid long-context batching cold-start gate #994, [dist, model, ops] feat: add lossless GDN context parallel and KCP #1076, and [BREAKING][omni, model, data] chore: remove the SeedOmni V1 model stack #1082, but no open PR implementing validation or eval_path semantics.
• PR title follows [{modules}] {type}: {description} format.

Test

Passed on Python 3.12.13 / PyTorch 2.11.0:

• PYTHONPATH=. python -m pytest -q tests/data/test_validation_sampler.py tests/trainer/test_training_validation.py — 46 passed, including a real two-rank Gloo reduction with uneven local batch sizes and causal-target counting regressions for valid first labels and one-token sequences.
• PYTHONPATH=. python -m pytest -q tests/data/test_dataloader.py — 22 passed.
• PYTHONPATH=. python -m pytest -q tests/data/test_collators.py tests/data/test_classification_data_processor.py — 15 passed.
• make quality and git diff --check passed.

Two-GPU FSDP2 functional smoke passed on the exact current PR head 5ebf719d7e9c8e97f5bc0abdadc81cc3c72b27e6 against main@cf5dd272d616fc2ae14025225dc036948e6440ae:

• 2× NVIDIA A800 80GB, one node, two-rank NCCL, pure DP with FSDP2 shard degree 2; all other parallel dimensions were 1.
• A randomly initialized two-layer Qwen2 toy model ran three BF16 AdamW optimizer updates over deterministic synthetic map-style data (6 train / 4 validation samples, sequence length 128, seed 1083).
• Training losses were 12.279469, 12.272757, and 12.123192; gradient norms were 10.614016, 10.838994, and 11.004934.
• The two-rank NCCL preflight returned the expected all-reduce sum 3.0.
• Validation ran exactly at global steps 2 and 3 with losses 12.261265 and 12.258946; each pass aggregated exactly 508 shifted causal targets, restored all module modes, and returned the model to training mode.
• Slurm job 310084 completed with exit code 0. The runtime was Python 3.12.3, PyTorch 2.10.0+cu129, CUDA 12.9, and Transformers 5.9.0.
• This validates accelerator batch transfer, FSDP2 forward execution, NCCL collectives, weighted distributed validation reduction, callback scheduling, and module-mode restoration on the current PR head.

API and Usage Example

data:
  eval_path: /path/to/validation.jsonl
  datasets_type: mapping
train:
  eval_steps: 100
  eval_epochs: 0

eval_path: null disables training-time validation. See docs/usage/trainer.md for the complete support and rejection matrix.

Design & Code Changes

• Let TextTrainer own a dedicated validation runner while the callback only schedules it; other composed trainers reject validation until they provide task-specific contracts.
• Add an O(1) exact distributed batch sampler that visits every record once, preserves source order, keeps equal non-empty forward counts across ranks, and rejects impossible partitions instead of padding or duplicating data.
• Aggregate causal loss by shifted non-ignored tokens and classification loss by non-ignored sample labels over the captured DP group.
• Restore every module's prior train/eval mode on success or failure, isolate dataloader RNG, and disable persistent validation workers.
• Reject plaintext chunk expansion, weighted multisource YAML, iterable data, non-text trainers, SP/TP/PP/EP, async SP, compile, profiler, and MoE router monitoring until their contracts are implemented.
• Add property, fault-injection, real collator/dataloader, cross-trainer rejection, and two-process collective tests; document the public configuration boundary.

Checklist Before Submitting

• Read the Contribute Guide.
• Applied scoped pre-commit checks; the unrelated repository-wide formatting baseline is documented above.
• Added/updated documentation.
• Added CPU tests for sampler, runner, callback, collator/dataloader integration, and distributed aggregation; completed the two-GPU FSDP2 functional smoke documented above.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added training-time validation for text SFT workflows.
  • Validation reports loss weighted by non-ignored targets and supports distributed evaluation.
  • Added deterministic, non-padding validation batching with equal step distribution.
  • Validation preserves model state and restores it after evaluation.
  • Validation metrics can be logged through evaluation callbacks and Weights & Biases.

• Bug Fixes

  • Added clear errors for unsupported validation configurations and invalid batches.

• Documentation

  • Documented validation setup, behavior, supported scope, limitations, and configuration options.
  • Clarified how auxiliary metrics are handled during training.

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Walkthrough

Training-time Text SFT validation now uses deterministic exact distributed batching, weighted loss aggregation, supported-configuration checks, trainer wiring, scheduled callback execution, and updated documentation.

Changes

Training-time validation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Exact distributed validation batching veomni/data/data_loader.py, tests/data/test_validation_sampler.py	Adds ExactDistributedBatchSampler for non-padding, equal-step map-style validation batches. Native dataloaders accept custom batch samplers and dedicated generators, while rejecting incompatible dynamic batching.
Text validation execution veomni/trainer/validation.py, tests/trainer/test_training_validation.py	Adds TextValidationRunner with configuration checks, deterministic evaluation loading, weighted loss calculation, module and RNG restoration, distributed reduction, and rejection tests.
Trainer and callback integration veomni/trainer/text_trainer.py, veomni/trainer/base.py, veomni/trainer/callbacks/evaluate_callback.py, tests/trainer/test_training_validation.py	Constructs validation for TextTrainer, validates scheduled evaluation configuration, executes callbacks without duplicate steps, stores metrics, and logs rank-zero results.
Configuration documentation veomni/arguments/arguments_types.py, docs/usage/arguments.md, docs/usage/trainer.md	Clarifies eval_path behavior and documents training-time validation configuration, batching, ordering, supported scope, and rejection cases.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 5ebf7

The PR adds scheduled distributed text validation, but validation metrics may use a different token denominator than training and the scheduling condition is duplicated, risking misleading loss comparisons or evaluations running at unintended steps. The change is not merge-ready without explicit owner confirmation or follow-up on these bounded correctness and integration risks.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant TextTrainer
  participant EvaluateCallback
  participant TextValidationRunner
  participant ExactDistributedBatchSampler
  participant WeightsAndBiases
  TextTrainer->>TextValidationRunner: construct validation runner
  EvaluateCallback->>TextValidationRunner: run scheduled validation
  TextValidationRunner->>ExactDistributedBatchSampler: build exact distributed batches
  ExactDistributedBatchSampler-->>TextValidationRunner: yield ordered validation batches
  TextValidationRunner-->>EvaluateCallback: return validation metrics
  EvaluateCallback->>WeightsAndBiases: log rank-zero metrics

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Linked Issues check	⚠️ Warning	The PR implements a narrower text-SFT validation contract, but issue #1077 specifies broader support for loss, perplexity, accuracy, token accuracy, configurable metrics, evaluator registration, and t…	Either implement the remaining issue #1077 requirements, or update the linked issue and acceptance criteria to explicitly define the narrower text-SFT scope and deferred capabilities.
Docstring Coverage	⚠️ Warning	Docstring coverage is 5.48% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 73 functions across 8 files. (2 skipped: 2…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

✅ Passed checks (3 passed)

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Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The sampler, validation runner, callback, trainer wiring, dataloader integration, tests, and documentation all support the stated text training-time validation objective. No unrelated code changes are…
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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely describes the primary change: adding text training-time validation across data and trainer components.

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The PR implements a narrower text-SFT validation contract, but issue #1077 specifies broader support for loss, perplexity, accuracy, token accuracy, configurable metrics, evaluator registration, and the documented configuration example. The PR rejects or omits several of these requirements.

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The sampler, validation runner, callback, trainer wiring, dataloader integration, tests, and documentation all support the stated text training-time validation objective. No unrelated code changes are evident.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (5)

veomni/trainer/callbacks/evaluate_callback.py (2)

46-55: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

last_validation_metrics is a new public trainer attribute; declare and document it.

_evaluate writes self.trainer.last_validation_metrics. BaseTrainer does not declare this attribute in its class-level attribute block, and docs/usage/trainer.md does not mention it. Any consumer that reads it before the first validation pass hits AttributeError. Declare last_validation_metrics: Optional[Dict[str, float]] = None on BaseTrainer, and add one line to the validation section of docs/usage/trainer.md.

As per coding guidelines: "Update related documentation: docs/, README.md, .agents/knowledge/, config examples — if the change introduces, modifies, or removes any API, config field, or workflow."

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In `@veomni/trainer/callbacks/evaluate_callback.py` around lines 46 - 55, Declare
BaseTrainer.last_validation_metrics as Optional[Dict[str, float]] initialized to
None so consumers can safely read it before the first _evaluate pass. Add a
concise line documenting this public attribute in the validation section of the
trainer usage documentation.

Source: Coding guidelines

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41-46: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial

A rank-local validation failure will hang the job instead of crashing it.

runner.run() contains dist.all_reduce over the DP group. If the validation forward raises on one rank only, for example an out-of-memory error at a longer evaluation sequence, that rank propagates the exception while the other ranks block in all_reduce until the collective timeout. The training forward has the same property, so this is not a regression. It is still worth deciding whether a validation pass should be able to stall a long training job.

Consider one of these operational measures: reduce a per-rank success flag before the loss reduction, or catch the exception, log it, and skip the validation pass.

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In `@veomni/trainer/callbacks/evaluate_callback.py` around lines 41 - 46, Update
_evaluate so a validation failure on any rank cannot leave other ranks blocked
in runner.run()’s distributed collective: either coordinate a per-rank success
flag before loss reduction or catch, log, and consistently skip the failed
validation pass across ranks, while preserving normal metric evaluation on
successful passes.

veomni/trainer/base.py (1)

638-650: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

The "validation requested" predicate is duplicated, and the guard fires late.

Two points on this guard:

1. The predicate args.data.eval_path is not None and bool(args.train.eval_steps or args.train.eval_epochs) is an exact copy of TextValidationRunner.is_requested in veomni/trainer/validation.py Lines 78-80. Two copies of one configuration contract drift apart. Import TextValidationRunner.is_requested here, or move the predicate into a shared helper that both call.
2. _init_callbacks runs last in BaseTrainer.__init__ and in TextTrainer.__init__. A VLMTrainer job with data.eval_path set therefore builds the model, loads weights, and builds the optimizer before it raises. Moving this check into _setup would reject the configuration in seconds instead of after a full weight load.

♻️ Proposed consolidation of the predicate

     def _validate_validation_configuration(self) -> None:
-        args = self.args
-        requested = args.data.eval_path is not None and bool(args.train.eval_steps or args.train.eval_epochs)
-        if requested and getattr(self, "validation_runner", None) is None:
+        from .validation import TextValidationRunner
+
+        if TextValidationRunner.is_requested(self) and getattr(self, "validation_runner", None) is None:
             raise ValueError(

Calling this from _setup instead of _init_callbacks gives the faster failure.

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In `@veomni/trainer/base.py` around lines 638 - 650, Consolidate
validation-request detection by reusing TextValidationRunner.is_requested or a
shared helper instead of duplicating the predicate in
_validate_validation_configuration. Invoke _validate_validation_configuration
from _setup rather than _init_callbacks so unsupported validation configurations
fail before model, weight, and optimizer initialization.

tests/trainer/test_training_validation.py (1)

462-473: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

The BaseTrainer rejection test bypasses _init_callbacks, so the wiring is untested.

The test calls _validate_validation_configuration directly. It proves the guard logic. It does not prove that _init_callbacks invokes the guard before any callback is constructed. A later refactor could move or drop the call site without failing this test. Consider asserting the call from _init_callbacks with a spy.

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In `@tests/trainer/test_training_validation.py` around lines 462 - 473, Extend
test_base_trainer_rejects_validation_without_task_owned_runner to exercise
BaseTrainer._init_callbacks rather than only calling
_validate_validation_configuration directly, using a spy or mock to assert
validation is invoked before callback construction. Preserve coverage of the
ValueError for a missing task-owned runner and the successful path after
assigning validation_runner.

veomni/trainer/validation.py (1)

116-160: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff

Make validation’s memory footprint explicit and consider lazy construction. The validation dataset remains resident for the full job, each pass creates a second worker pool, and validation runs a full forward at train.micro_batch_size. Consider building the dataset and dataloader on the first validation pass while retaining fail-fast configuration checks, and document the additional dataset, worker, and forward memory cost for jobs sized near their memory limit.

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In `@veomni/trainer/validation.py` around lines 116 - 160, In
veomni/trainer/validation.py lines 116-160, keep _validate_support
initialization at trainer construction for fail-fast configuration checks, but
defer _build_data dataset and dataloader creation until the first run() call and
reuse the lazily initialized objects thereafter. In docs/usage/trainer.md lines
111-141, add a sentence documenting that validation retains a second dataset,
starts a second worker pool per pass, and performs a full forward using
train.micro_batch_size.

Apply the same fix in `@docs/usage/trainer.md` around lines 111 - 141: Add the
operator-facing memory-footprint guidance to the validation support
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Inline comments:
In `@veomni/trainer/validation.py`:
- Around line 162-167: Update _count_loss_units to match count_loss_token’s
shifted-label counting and masking behavior, including the first packed
segment’s valid first label and one-token causal samples. Reuse the same counter
or shared logic as count_loss_token rather than excluding labels[..., 0]
unconditionally, while preserving the classification branch.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/trainer/test_training_validation.py`:
- Around line 462-473: Extend
test_base_trainer_rejects_validation_without_task_owned_runner to exercise
BaseTrainer._init_callbacks rather than only calling
_validate_validation_configuration directly, using a spy or mock to assert
validation is invoked before callback construction. Preserve coverage of the
ValueError for a missing task-owned runner and the successful path after
assigning validation_runner.

In `@veomni/trainer/base.py`:
- Around line 638-650: Consolidate validation-request detection by reusing
TextValidationRunner.is_requested or a shared helper instead of duplicating the
predicate in _validate_validation_configuration. Invoke
_validate_validation_configuration from _setup rather than _init_callbacks so
unsupported validation configurations fail before model, weight, and optimizer
initialization.

In `@veomni/trainer/callbacks/evaluate_callback.py`:
- Around line 46-55: Declare BaseTrainer.last_validation_metrics as
Optional[Dict[str, float]] initialized to None so consumers can safely read it
before the first _evaluate pass. Add a concise line documenting this public
attribute in the validation section of the trainer usage documentation.
- Around line 41-46: Update _evaluate so a validation failure on any rank cannot
leave other ranks blocked in runner.run()’s distributed collective: either
coordinate a per-rank success flag before loss reduction or catch, log, and
consistently skip the failed validation pass across ranks, while preserving
normal metric evaluation on successful passes.

In `@veomni/trainer/validation.py`:
- Around line 116-160: In veomni/trainer/validation.py lines 116-160, keep
_validate_support initialization at trainer construction for fail-fast
configuration checks, but defer _build_data dataset and dataloader creation
until the first run() call and reuse the lazily initialized objects thereafter.
In docs/usage/trainer.md lines 111-141, add a sentence documenting that
validation retains a second dataset, starts a second worker pool per pass, and
performs a full forward using train.micro_batch_size.

Apply the same fix in `@docs/usage/trainer.md` around lines 111 - 141: Add the
operator-facing memory-footprint guidance to the validation support
documentation.

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@Coach257 This PR is synchronized with the current main base (cf5dd272; current head 5ebf719d). The focused 46-test validation suite and make quality pass, and the exact current head has now also passed a 2×A800 NCCL/FSDP2 functional smoke (Slurm job 310084). The PR body contains the full current-head setup and results. Could you please review the updated PR and approve the required workflows when convenient? Thanks.

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tests/trainer/test_training_validation.py (1)

224-224: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Add an accelerator-backed FSDP2 validation test.

This test covers CPU/Gloo only. It does not exercise batch transfer to an accelerator, FSDP2 forward execution, or accelerator collectives. Add a supported CUDA FSDP2 test with uneven exact batches. Add an NPU variant if supported CI provides one.

As per path instructions, “Prefer tests that catch rank, shape, device, and packing bugs.”

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accelerator-backed FSDP2 validation test alongside
test_text_validation_runner_two_rank_gloo_uneven_batches, using supported CUDA
execution with uneven exact batches and assertions covering rank, shape, device,
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In `@tests/trainer/test_training_validation.py`:
- Line 224: Add an accelerator-backed FSDP2 validation test alongside
test_text_validation_runner_two_rank_gloo_uneven_batches, using supported CUDA
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@coderabbitai I validated the current PR head 5ebf719d7e9c8e97f5bc0abdadc81cc3c72b27e6 against the accelerator-backed FSDP2 review request.

• The automated two-rank Gloo test covers uneven exact-batch distribution and weighted reduction.
• Slurm job 310084 ran on 2× NVIDIA A800 80GB with NCCL and pure DP/FSDP2 shard degree 2.
• The exact-head run completed three finite BF16 optimizer updates and the NCCL preflight returned the expected all-reduce sum 3.0.
• Validation ran at global steps 2 and 3 with losses 12.261265 and 12.258946, aggregating 508 shifted causal targets per pass.
• All module modes were restored after each validation pass and the model returned to training mode.

The PR body is updated with the exact-head configuration and results. Together, the automated distributed test and exact-head accelerator smoke cover uneven exact batching, accelerator transfer, FSDP2 forward execution, NCCL collectives, distributed reduction, scheduling, and state restoration.

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@WenzheWang Thanks for the exact-head validation results. The automated Gloo test and the 2×A800 NCCL/FSDP2 smoke cover the requested distributed execution paths. The finite updates, expected all-reduce result, weighted validation loss, and mode restoration provide the required evidence.

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Repo: ByteDance-Seed/VeOmni PR: 1083
File: veomni/trainer/validation.py:162-167
Timestamp: 2026-08-20T07:40:32.241Z
Learning: In `veomni/trainer/validation.py`, `TextValidationRunner._count_loss_units` must count causal-LM loss targets from `labels[..., 1:]`, because `logits[..., :-1]` predicts `labels[..., 1:]`. The first label and every one-token causal sample have no preceding prediction logit and must not contribute to the validation-loss denominator. `veomni.utils.loss_utils.count_loss_token` is training bookkeeping and is not the correct denominator for model-reported causal validation loss.

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Closing after 35 days of inactivity. The text training-time validation feature has been superseded by later work on the main branch. Thanks to @Coach257 and @coderabbitai for their reviews.

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