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[ckpt, trainer] fix: persist device and condition-model RNG across DiT resume - #1189
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…T resume DiT condition models draw noise and timesteps from the accelerator default RNG and a per-run ``torch.Generator``. The job-level checkpoint only restored the CPU generator, so a resumed run replayed the noise stream from the start instead of continuing it. Persist the device RNG state and any condition-model ``rng_state_dict`` in the global state, and restore both on load, with backward compatibility for checkpoints written before the fields existed. Adds unit tests in test_checkpoint_callback and an end-to-end resume-equivalence test that runs the real DiTTrainer twice against a dummy dataset with dropout active (p=0.5).
…ersisted A condition model that owns a ``torch.Generator`` but exposes no ``rng_state_dict`` would silently replay its noise/timestep stream from the construction-time seed on every resume. Warn on save so the miss is visible instead of silent. Only fires for models holding their own ``generator`` attribute — device-default-RNG models (LTX2, MiniMax-H3) are already covered by ``device_rng_state`` and stay quiet.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change moves condition-model RNG handling into checkpoint extra state, adds device RNG persistence, exposes condition-model state APIs, and updates DiT wiring. It also adds checkpoint unit tests and a distributed accelerator-gated resume-equivalence test. ChangesRNG-aware checkpoint resume
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DiTTrainer
participant ModelCheckpointManager
participant DistributedCheckpointer
participant ConditionModel
participant GlobalStateCallback
participant DeviceRNG
DiTTrainer->>ConditionModel: build and attach condition model
ModelCheckpointManager->>ConditionModel: rng_state_dict()
ModelCheckpointManager->>GlobalStateCallback: capture global state
GlobalStateCallback->>DeviceRNG: get_device_rng_state()
ModelCheckpointManager->>DistributedCheckpointer: save extra_state
DistributedCheckpointer->>DistributedCheckpointer: write rank-local extra state
DistributedCheckpointer->>DistributedCheckpointer: read rank-local extra state
DistributedCheckpointer->>ModelCheckpointManager: return extra_state
ModelCheckpointManager->>ConditionModel: load_rng_state_dict(state)
GlobalStateCallback->>DeviceRNG: set_device_rng_state(state)
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…nment test CodeRabbit flagged the section-divider comments (job-level checkpoint protocol, per-step sampling, pytest side) as non-conforming to the repo-wide no-decorative- comment convention. Remove them; behavior and coverage unchanged.
| torch.set_rng_state(global_state["torch_rng_state"]) | ||
| # ``.get`` keeps checkpoints written before these fields existed loadable; | ||
| # the device namespace may also not support RNG state at all. | ||
| set_device_rng_state(global_state.get("device_rng_state")) |
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Move model-related rng_state to checkpoint_callback and save in extra_states like:
├── model/[/]
│ ├── ckpt/ # weights, DCP
│ ├── optimizer/ # optimizer state, DCP
│ └── extra_state/ # lr scheduler & rng state
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The condition_model_rng_state has been moved to the checkpoint_manager.py
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…ra_state Condition-model RNG is model-bound state, not job-cursor state, so persist it in the DCP extra_state alongside the lr scheduler instead of the GlobalStateCallback cursor. torch/device RNG stay in the cursor.
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- Line 477: Update the checkpoint callback test around load_global_state() to
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167-173: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winValidate resume equivalence on every rank.
SignatureCallback.on_train_endwrites signatures only for rank 0. The checkpoint path saves and restores both device RNG state and_AlignConditionModelstate in each rank’sextra_statefile, but a regression affecting only a nonzero rank can therefore pass this test.Write one signature file per rank and compare resumed signatures for every rank. The
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- Around line 167-173: Update SignatureCallback.on_train_end to write a
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…in model extra_state Restore the model-bound extra_state blob (replacing the replicated lr_scheduler.pt sidecar) so the DiT condition model's per-rank noise/timestep generator persists beside the lr scheduler, not in the job cursor.
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In `@veomni/checkpoint/dcp_checkpointer.py`:
- Around line 1244-1259: Synchronize extra-state sidecar failures across ranks
before DCP operations. Update _create_checkpoint_dir and _save_extra_state to
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| extra_state_dir = os.path.join(checkpoint_dir, _EXTRA_STATE_DIRNAME) | ||
| os.makedirs(extra_state_dir, exist_ok=True) | ||
| extra_state_path = os.path.join(extra_state_dir, _EXTRA_STATE_FORMAT.format(dist.get_rank())) | ||
| torch.save(state[_EXTRA_STATE_KEY], extra_state_path) | ||
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| # Delete this import (and veomni/checkpoint/legacy_v0_1_12.py) to drop 0.1.12 extra_state resume. | ||
| from .legacy_v0_1_12 import apply_legacy_lr_scheduler | ||
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| if apply_legacy_lr_scheduler(checkpoint_dir, lr_scheduler): | ||
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| def _load_extra_state(cls, checkpoint_dir: str, state: Dict[str, Any]) -> None: | ||
| """Load this rank's ``extra_state`` dict from ``extra_state/``.""" | ||
| if _EXTRA_STATE_KEY not in state: | ||
| logger.warning_rank0("extra_state not found in state, skipping extra_state load") | ||
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| f"lr_scheduler sidecar not found at {lr_scheduler_path}. " | ||
| "This layout writes lr_scheduler.pt next to the DCP shards " | ||
| "(see docs/usage/checkpoint.md)." | ||
| extra_state_path = os.path.join( | ||
| checkpoint_dir, _EXTRA_STATE_DIRNAME, _EXTRA_STATE_FORMAT.format(dist.get_rank()) | ||
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| if os.path.exists(extra_state_path): | ||
| state[_EXTRA_STATE_KEY] = torch.load(extra_state_path, weights_only=False) |
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Synchronize model-bound extra-state I/O across ranks.
_create_checkpoint_dir and _save_extra_state run before the DCP save and outside its error-handling path. A rank-local directory or torch.save failure can therefore leave other ranks entering DCP collectives alone.
During load, _load_extra_state checks only the current rank's file. Partial presence can restore lr_scheduler and condition_model_rng_state on only some ranks. A rank-local torch.load failure has the same consequence before later collectives.
Catch save-side directory and write errors, then call raise_if_any_rank_failed before DCP save starts. On load, collectively check sidecar presence and read success. Accept a legacy checkpoint only when every rank lacks the sidecar, and apply loaded state only after all ranks report success.
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In `@veomni/checkpoint/dcp_checkpointer.py` around lines 1244 - 1259, Synchronize
extra-state sidecar failures across ranks before DCP operations. Update
_create_checkpoint_dir and _save_extra_state to catch directory and torch.save
errors, then invoke raise_if_any_rank_failed before starting the DCP save.
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| if os.path.exists(extra_state_path): | ||
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Restore the scheduler from the legacy lr_scheduler.pt sidecar.
ModelCheckpointManager.load() passes only an empty extra_state destination. DistributedCheckpointer.load() then calls _load_extra_state(), which only replaces that destination when a rank-local extra-state file exists. It does not invoke the legacy scheduler loader. A supported checkpoint with only lr_scheduler.pt therefore leaves the scheduler at its initial state, changing subsequent learning rates after resume.
Restore the legacy sidecar fallback at this load boundary. Populate state["extra_state"]["lr_scheduler"] from lr_scheduler.pt when the current extra-state file is absent, while preserving the existing legacy sidecar precedence.
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extra-state loading boundary in
DistributedCheckpointer.load()/_load_extra_state() to fall back to the legacy
lr_scheduler.pt sidecar when the current extra-state file is absent, storing the
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| model-bound state, persisted here for the checkpointer to write per rank. | ||
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| lr_scheduler = self.trainer.lr_scheduler | ||
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Use a more general way:
extra_state = self.trainer.extra_state() and return_dict.update(extra_state)
In dit_trainer:
def extra_state():
return self.condition_model.rng_state`
Move model-bound extra state to trainer function.
ModelCheckpointManager no longer hard-codes the DiT condition model; it calls trainer.extra_state()/load_extra_state() so each trainer contributes its own model-bound state (the condition model's noise/timestep generator for DiT).
…a_state Keep the lr scheduler and condition-model RNG in the per-rank extra_state/ layout rather than the upstream lr_scheduler.pt sidecar: gate the extra_state rank on dist.is_initialized() so single-process saves read/write rank 0, and rewrite the checkpoint tests that still asserted the replicated sidecar.
…runtime The condition model is built by DiTModelRuntime, not DiTTrainer, so the test's trainer-level overrides were dead code and the real from_pretrained() ran with a null condition_model_path. Swap the stand-in in via _build_model_runtime().
Wan's ``rope_apply`` has a non-standard signature, so its device patch explicitly disables the liger RoPE backend and raises if it is selected. The framework default for ``rotary_pos_emb_implementation`` is ``liger_kernel``, and Wan's production YAMLs pin ``eager`` to avoid it, but the resume-align test builds the toy Wan model from a config path and never went through a YAML. On the GPU CI that made both the in-process weight materialization and the trainer subprocess fail with ValueError: rotary_pos_emb_implementation='liger_kernel' is explicitly disabled for Wan Pin ``eager`` in the test, matching the Wan configs.
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What does this PR do?
Fixes a correctness hole in checkpoint resume for diffusion (DiT) trainers.
DiT condition models sample the noise and timestep ids used to build training targets. For Wan and Qwen-Image this comes from a per-run
torch.Generator;for LTX2 / MiniMax-H3 it comes from the accelerator's default RNG.Neither is model state, and the job-level checkpoint (GlobalStateCallback) previously saved and restored only the CPU generator (torch.get_rng_state()).On resume, the condition model is rebuilt fresh — and re-seeded — in a new process, so the resumed run replayed the noise stream from the start of the run at the first resumed step instead of continuing it. Training continued but was not bitwise-equivalent to an uninterrupted run. Verified by running the real
DiTTrainertwice against a dummy dataset with dropout active (p=0.5):without the fix the resumed run diverges from the uninterrupted one at the first resumed step; with it the streams line up exactly.This adds three pieces:
get_device_rng_state/set_device_rng_state);rng_state_dict/load_rng_state_dictprotocol on the Wan and Qwen-Image condition models that own atorch.Generator;GlobalStateCallbackto persist both across the resume, plus a rank-0 warning when a condition model owns ageneratorbut does not exposerng_state_dict(so a future generator-backed model cannot diverge silently).Checklist Before Starting
tests/train_scripts/train_dit_test.pysets the condition model toNoneand skipsprocess_conditionentirely).[{modules}] {type}: {description}.Test
tests/checkpoints/test_checkpoint_callback.py(already listed in thegpu_unit_tests.yml/npu_unit_tests.ymltests/checkpoints/runs) cover the newdevice_rng_state/condition_model_rng_statefields, the noise-stream round trip, backward compatibility with checkpoints written before thefields existed, and the new warning.
tests/checkpoints/test_dit_resume_align.pythat runs the realDiTTrainertwice (uninterrupted vs. resumed from a mid-run checkpoint) under FSDP2 + DCP on the same dummy dataset and asserts the noise/timestep signatures match on the resumed steps. It lives intests/checkpoints/, which both unit workflows enumerate wholesale, and skips on CPU. Dropout is kept on by default (VEOMNI_ALIGN_DROPOUT_P=0.5) to guard the ordering-symmetry invariant. Verified with 2 NPUs: 1 passed.make qualitypasses for all changed files.API and Usage Example
No user-facing config changes. New optional protocol on diffusion condition models:
rng_state_dict() -> dict[str, torch.Tensor]load_rng_state_dict(state: dict[str, torch.Tensor]) -> NoneA condition model that draws noise/timesteps from a per-run
torch.Generatorshould implement both so the stream is restored on resume. Models that sample from the accelerator's default RNG need no change —device_rng_statecoversthem.
Design & Code Changes
veomni/utils/device.py: addget_device_rng_state()/set_device_rng_state(), accelerator-agnostic (CUDA / NPU / MLU viaget_torch_device()), returningNone/ no-op where the device namespace does not expose the accessor.veomni/trainer/callbacks/global_state_callback.py: persistdevice_rng_stateandcondition_model_rng_statein the job-level checkpoint; restore both on load with backward compatibility (.get); warn if agenerator-owning condition model exposes norng_state_dict.veomni/models/diffusers/{wan_t2v,qwen_image}/*_condition/modeling_*.py: addrng_state_dict/load_rng_state_dictfor the per-run generator.veomni/trainer/dit_trainer.py: expose the condition model on the reusedBaseTrainerinstance soGlobalStateCallbackcan reach it.Checklist Before Submitting
tasks/training scripts were moved or renamed: updateddocs/examples and verifiedpython3 scripts/ci/check_doc_task_paths.pypasses (also enforced by the Check doc task paths CI workflow)gpu_unit_tests.yml(andnpu_unit_tests.ymlwhere applicable), or explained in Test why none is needed. Note that CI enumerates test files individually — a new file outsidetests/data/andtests/ops/does not run until it is listed. See .agents/knowledge/testing.md.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Tests
Documentation