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Test Megatron-Bridge quantized HF export against the Megatron exporter - #3066
NVIDIA-NeMo/Megatron-Bridge#6657 added AutoBridge.save_hf_pretrained_modelopt, which writes a ModelOpt-quantized Megatron model as a deployable quantized HF checkpoint by calling ModelOpt's functional export API. This PR:
Bumps the Megatron-Bridge commit that CI overlays on the NeMo container (.github/actions/megatron-from-source, and the matching commit in examples/megatron_bridge/README.md) from 1d9caf7 to 0652ea7, the #6657 merge commit. Its Megatron-LM submodule moves from ede2c58 to ed9c2c8.
Adds tests/gpu_megatron/torch/export/test_quantized_mbridge_export.py. It quantizes a tiny model, exports it with both export_mcore_gpt_to_hf and save_hf_pretrained_modelopt, and checks that the weights and scales are bit-identical and that the configs and quantization_config match. The Megatron exporter runs at TP=1, since it does not gather TP shards. The bridge exports at TP=1 on one GPU (the PR runners) and TP=2 on any multi-GPU host (the 2-GPU nightly runners), which also covers gathering its sharded weights and scales. TP stays at most 2 because the tiny models have 2 KV heads. At TP=2, input_scale is compared with rtol=2e-2: calibration reduces activations across ranks in a different order, so FP8 activation amaxes differ by up to ~0.5% from TP=1. Weights and weight scales stay bit-identical. The bridge's ignore list must exclude exactly the unquantized linear layers; the Megatron exporter's list spells its patterns differently and may miss some (it misses Qwen3.5's mlp.shared_expert_gate, which is unquantized in both). Cases: NVFP4 (Llama), FP8 (Qwen3), NVFP4 MLP-only (Nemotron-H: Mamba + attention + MoE), NVFP4 MLP-only (Qwen3.5-VL-MoE: GatedDeltaNet + MoE, vision tower unquantized as in quantize.py). Not covered yet because the bridge export rejects them: quantized Mamba / GatedDeltaNet input projections and GPT-OSS experts (OMNIML-5978); ModelOpt's Megatron exporter also fails on GPT-OSS NVFP4.
This keeps ModelOpt changes to the functional export API from silently diverging from the Megatron exporter's output in Megatron-Bridge. KV-cache export is not covered yet: Megatron-Bridge adds it once it pins a ModelOpt release with #2981 (tracked in OMNIML-6311).
In a clean nvcr.io/nvidia/nemo:26.08 container with the megatron-from-source overlay at 0652ea7 (2 GPUs), installing as the CI jobs do:
tests/gpu_megatron ([hf,dev-test,dev-fla]), including the new test: 464 passed, 44 skipped.
tests/examples/megatron_bridge ([hf,puzzletron,dev-test] plus the example requirements): 107 passed.
The new test with its current cases, in the same container: 4 passed on 2 GPUs (bridge at TP=2) and 4 passed on 1 GPU.
Not run: the nightly-only example tests.
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Added checks that quantized exports from Megatron-Bridge match ModelOpt exports across Llama, Qwen3, Nemotron-H, and Qwen3.5 MoE-VL configurations. Comparisons cover exported weights and model configuration, including quantization exclusions, with tolerance for input-scale differences in multi-GPU runs.
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The action and README now pin Megatron-Bridge to a newer commit. A parameterized GPU test compares quantized Hugging Face exports from Megatron-Bridge and ModelOpt across four model and quantization configurations.
The action default and documented checkout commit changed to 0652ea797ab629e6451c64e1c92f976501b3b8b3.
Compare quantized Hugging Face exports tests/gpu_megatron/torch/export/test_quantized_mbridge_export.py
The test covers four model and quantization configurations. It compares exported weight keys, shapes, dtypes, and values, along with configuration and ignored-layer patterns. For multi-GPU runs, it allows a relative tolerance of 2e-2 for input_scale values.
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reshape(weight.shape) applies to every tensor. A weight or non-scalar scale with the same element count but a different layout can therefore pass. Preserve the scalar per-tensor scale exception, but assert exact shapes for weights and other tensors.
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for name, weight in weights.items():
# The Megatron exporter keeps per-tensor scales 1-d; both hold the same scalar.
- reference = ref_weights[name].reshape(weight.shape)+ reference = ref_weights[name]+ if (+ name.endswith(("_scale", "_scale_2"))+ and reference.numel() == weight.numel() == 1+ ):+ reference = reference.reshape(weight.shape)+ else:+ assert reference.shape == weight.shape, name
assert weight.dtype == reference.dtype, name
assert torch.equal(_bits(weight), _bits(reference)), name
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Nudge: the parity test is clean and follows its vLLM fake-quant sibling, but its weight comparison doesn't check shapes, so it can miss a scale-layout regression.
Needs action:
Tighten line 85 of tests/gpu_megatron/torch/export/test_quantized_mbridge_export.py. Reshape only one-element (per-tensor scale) tensors and assert weight.shape == reference.shape for everything else. Today a flattened or reshaped block weight_scale with equal values would still pass.
Confirm whether save_hf_pretrained_modelopt writes hf_quant_config.json, which the Megatron exporter writes. Either compare it, or say in the PR why only config.json is compared.
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The new file's header matches LICENSE_HEADER, so there is no licensing concern. The test-only change is well under the size budget.
The commit bump is in sync between action.yml and examples/megatron_bridge/README.md. No other file references the old commit.
Shape check: fixed in 85f305f. Only one-element tensors (per-tensor scales, which the Megatron exporter keeps 1-d) are reshaped; every other tensor must match the reference shape exactly. The 4 cases still pass.
hf_quant_config.json:save_hf_pretrained_modelopt does not write it, by design. vLLM, SGLang and TensorRT-LLM read quantization_config from config.json, which the test compares. hf_quant_config.json only repeats that config, and the bridge deletes a stale copy from the output directory (auto_bridge.py). Megatron-Bridge's functional test asserts that it is absent.
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Approve: both concerns from the last review are resolved. This is a small test-only PR plus a CI pin bump, and it follows the existing vLLM fake-quant parity test.
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✔️ Resolved since the last review: the exact-shape check (only one-element tensors are reshaped now, and everything else must match shape), and the hf_quant_config.json question. The author's reply says the bridge leaves that file out on purpose and that runtimes read quantization_config from config.json.
The commit bump matches in action.yml and examples/megatron_bridge/README.md, and nothing else references 1d9caf7.
Could we add a TP2 case, or run one of the existing cases at TP2 instead of TP1? That would also catch regressions in distributed weight/scale gathering, since the Bridge export API supports TP > 1.
@mxinO Done in 311800e, without adding test cases: the bridge now exports at TP over all GPUs (dist_workers). That is TP=1 on the 1-GPU PR runners and TP=2 on the 2-GPU nightly runners.
The reference still runs at TP=1 in a separate worker, since export_mcore_gpt_to_hf doesn't gather TP shards (it fails slicing the gated MLP at TP=2, and export_quantized_megatron_to_hf.py already rejects --tp_size > 1 for it). Weights and weight scales from the TP=2 bridge export match the TP=1 reference bit for bit. input_scale is compared with rtol=2e-2 on multi-GPU runs only: calibrating at TP=2 reduces activations across ranks in a different order, so the FP8 activation amaxes differ by up to ~0.5% from TP=1.
Ran in nemo:26.08 with Megatron-Bridge 0652ea7: 4 passed on 2 GPUs (bridge at TP=2) and 4 passed on 1 GPU.
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✔️ Resolved: shape comparison now preserves non-scalar layouts; reply 6452556906 explains the omitted hf_quant_config.json; the current diff addresses TP coverage requested in 6455040627.
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Swap the Qwen3 W4A16-NVFP4 and Qwen3-MoE cases for Nemotron-H and
Qwen3.5-VL-MoE (NVFP4 MLP-only, vision tower unquantized), reuse
load_safetensors_dir, and check that the bridge ignores exactly the
unquantized linear layers.
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Nudge: earlier correctness concerns are resolved, but the integration checks in review 5679667046 remain unverified.
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✔️ Resolved: non-scalar shape preservation, intentional omission of hf_quant_config.json (6452556906), and requested TP coverage (6455040627, addressed by 6462881901 and the diff).
The author reports four cases passing on both one and two GPUs. Both Bridge pins match; earlier reviews record a canonical license-header match.
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Existing helpers:_load now uses load_safetensors_dir from _test_utils/torch/export/unified_checkpoint.py. assert_exported_checkpoint_matches there compares an export with its unquantized source after dequantizing, within a tolerance, so it can't replace the bit-for-bit comparison of two exports; _bits and _excluded have no existing equivalent.
dist_workers: its world size is torch.cuda.device_count(), and the test passes that size as the bridge's TP size. Pools are cached per world size, so on one GPU both fixtures share the same pool; on two GPUs the 1-worker and 2-worker pools run one after the other. 4 passed on 2 GPUs (bridge at TP=2) and 4 passed on 1 GPU.
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Comment: the Qwen3.5-VL-MoE TP-size failure raised in thread 4398814998 remains unresolved in the current diff.
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Fix the unsupported TP configuration in test_quantized_mbridge_export.py identified in 4398814998: constrain that case to supported worker sizes or adjust its fixture compatibly, then validate on hosts exposing more than two GPUs.
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✔️ Resolved: shape preservation, intentional omission of hf_quant_config.json, and TP2 coverage. Reply 6465083591 and the helper change settle review 5679667046's reuse and worker-pool questions for one- and two-GPU runs.
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The tiny models have as few as 2 KV heads, so TP over all GPUs fails on
hosts with more than 2 GPUs. Pick the worker pool as other gpu_megatron
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Comment: the TP-size concern is resolved, but worker startup inside the timed test remains unresolved in thread 4399063155.
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Move worker selection in test_quantized_mbridge_export.py into fixture setup, as requested in 4399063155, and validate a cold multi-GPU run against the configured timeout.
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✔️ Previous concerns addressed: shape preservation, intentional omission of hf_quant_config.json, helper reuse, worker-pool coexistence, and unsupported TP sizes. The current code caps Bridge TP at two, settling 4398814998.
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pytest-timeout only times the test call, so pool startup belongs in fixture
setup rather than in request.getfixturevalue inside the test.
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✔️ Previous concerns addressed, including unsupported TP sizes and timed worker startup (4399063155). The new fixture moves pool creation into setup; reply 4399489502 reports a cold two-GPU run with adequate timeout margin.
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Type of change: new tests
NVIDIA-NeMo/Megatron-Bridge#6657 added
AutoBridge.save_hf_pretrained_modelopt, which writes a ModelOpt-quantized Megatron model as a deployable quantized HF checkpoint by calling ModelOpt's functional export API. This PR:.github/actions/megatron-from-source, and the matching commit inexamples/megatron_bridge/README.md) from 1d9caf7 to 0652ea7, the #6657 merge commit. Its Megatron-LM submodule moves from ede2c58 to ed9c2c8.tests/gpu_megatron/torch/export/test_quantized_mbridge_export.py. It quantizes a tiny model, exports it with bothexport_mcore_gpt_to_hfandsave_hf_pretrained_modelopt, and checks that the weights and scales are bit-identical and that the configs andquantization_configmatch. The Megatron exporter runs at TP=1, since it does not gather TP shards. The bridge exports at TP=1 on one GPU (the PR runners) and TP=2 on any multi-GPU host (the 2-GPU nightly runners), which also covers gathering its sharded weights and scales. TP stays at most 2 because the tiny models have 2 KV heads. At TP=2,input_scaleis compared withrtol=2e-2: calibration reduces activations across ranks in a different order, so FP8 activation amaxes differ by up to ~0.5% from TP=1. Weights and weight scales stay bit-identical. The bridge'signorelist must exclude exactly the unquantized linear layers; the Megatron exporter's list spells its patterns differently and may miss some (it misses Qwen3.5'smlp.shared_expert_gate, which is unquantized in both). Cases: NVFP4 (Llama), FP8 (Qwen3), NVFP4 MLP-only (Nemotron-H: Mamba + attention + MoE), NVFP4 MLP-only (Qwen3.5-VL-MoE: GatedDeltaNet + MoE, vision tower unquantized as inquantize.py). Not covered yet because the bridge export rejects them: quantized Mamba / GatedDeltaNet input projections and GPT-OSS experts (OMNIML-5978); ModelOpt's Megatron exporter also fails on GPT-OSS NVFP4.This keeps ModelOpt changes to the functional export API from silently diverging from the Megatron exporter's output in Megatron-Bridge. KV-cache export is not covered yet: Megatron-Bridge adds it once it pins a ModelOpt release with #2981 (tracked in OMNIML-6311).
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