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…y file Hash-only rescue carries job.json and summary.json, so the "no file under published/" test sent real hash-only trees down the full-rescue branch and rejected them with qualification_artifact_custody_changed.
…t rescue ports, pinned miner host key - die when the frozen tree is missing instead of using /data/hypertrain-tree - refuse existing /data/hypertrain-h0/h1 before any spend (materialize would refuse an hour in) - h1 rescue base port 18600: 16 workers bind base..base+15, 18570 overlapped h0 - record launcher.pid: abort is TERM on it (setsid ignores INT/HUP) - default h1 miner ssh uses the admission-pinned known_hosts with StrictHostKeyChecking=yes
…H=512, real dataset
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Review comments at @scripts/launch_cuda_run.sh:
- Line 31: Update the preflight test environment to set TOOLS explicitly to the
temporary tools directory, so the test checks its fixture’s prepare_record.py
instead of the default scripts/ops path. Locate the test that launches
scripts/launch_cuda_run.sh and constructs the environment with RD, STATE, and
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Review comments at @scripts/ops/live_operator.py:
- Around line 243-256: Update finalize to handle the aggregate-already-applied
response from the aggregate call by retrieving and reusing the existing applied
record, then continue sealing and submitting Finalize as usual.
- Line 127: Move the `now_round` fetch in the `open_round_v2` flow to
immediately before computing `d` from `offsets`, after start-state restoration,
hashing, and serialization are complete; keep the resulting `d` values based on
the freshly fetched round.
Review comments at @scripts/ops/manifest/od_large_manifest.py:
- Around line 111-115: Update the docstring for offsets() so its upload window
matches the returned offsets: describe upload as commit + 200, retaining the
existing audit and final-window descriptions.
- Around line 311-315: Update the default `job_deadline` calculation to use
`qualification_deadline_seconds` plus an explicit provisioning margin, rather
than a fixed four-hour offset from `now`. Preserve the existing explicit
`a.job_deadline` override and the subsequent `h_end` cleanup-margin validation.
Review comments at @scripts/ops/probe_and_launch.py:
- Line 41: Update IMAGE to load the lifecycle configuration from the current
source prep base rather than hard-coding prep-v1, so the probe uses the image
for the selected launch inputs. In the selected-offers write path, derive the
destination directory from the current tag and create it before opening the
offers file.
Review comments at @scripts/ops/rescue_parallel.py:
- Around line 129-133: Update the parallel transfer path in rescue_parallel.py
(129-133) to handle dedup mode by fetching only the SHAs returned by
carried_names(files, False, mode[1]) and rebuilding the archive with exactly
those out/ members plus manifest.json. In rescue_dedup.py (124-129), either
document the adapter as a pass-through and remove the unreachable full branch,
or rebuild a dedup-shaped archive using carried_names(files, False, known).
Review comments at @src/hypertrain/datasets/registry.json:
- Line 323: Update the peS2o v2 pattern in the dataset registry to match only
training files by using the `train-` filename prefix, excluding validation files
from this source.
Review comments at @src/hypertrain/miner/cli.py:
- Around line 73-75: Update the manifest-fetching flow in _dataset_manifest to
parse and validate each candidate against the run dataset’s signed roots before
promoting it to the local manifest path. If a candidate is malformed or its
roots do not match, leave the cache untouched and continue to the next base;
only cache a validated candidate.
Review comments at @src/hypertrain/miner/core.py:
- Around line 117-123: Validate each entry in the header comparison loop before
accessing its fields or unpacking data_offsets, and return False when an entry
is not a dict or lacks correctly shaped dtype, shape, or data_offsets values.
This lets the existing fallback handle malformed theta headers.
Review comments at @src/hypertrain/miner/island_worker.py:
- Around line 172-174: Update the window-trace write near `durable_write` so
reruns can replace stale rank output instead of failing with `FileExistsError`.
Write to a unique temporary file in the same directory, then atomically replace
the destination with it; preserve the existing trace serialization.
Review comments at @src/hypertrain/protocol/messages_v2.py:
- Around line 630-632: Update the lease calculation for small H in
AuditPolicyV2.validate_training so the accepted lease covers a permitted 2H
replay at step_seconds_bound, including H=30 with a bound of 16 seconds;
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| MINER_SRC=${MINER_SRC:-/data/pydeps/hypertrain} | ||
| REPO=${REPO:-$(cd "$(dirname "$0")/.." && pwd)} | ||
| FIX_BASE=${FIX_BASE:-1a8f91e} | ||
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Set TOOLS explicitly in the preflight test.
T now defaults to $REPO/scripts/ops, but the test leaves TOOLS unset and expects the old $RD/tools/prepare_record.py path. When the test reaches preflight, the repository tools pass, so that assertion no longer matches.
Suggested test fix
- env = dict(os.environ, RD=str(tmp_path), STATE=str(tmp_path / "state"), PY="python3")
+ env = dict(
+ os.environ,
+ RD=str(tmp_path),
+ STATE=str(tmp_path / "state"),
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Review comment at @scripts/launch_cuda_run.sh at line 31:
Update the preflight test environment to set TOOLS explicitly to the temporary
tools directory, so the test checks its fixture’s prepare_record.py instead of
the default scripts/ops path. Locate the test that launches
scripts/launch_cuda_run.sh and constructs the environment with RD, STATE, and
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| refuse_service_run(m) | ||
| manifest = m.manifest() | ||
| cfg = TrainConfig.from_manifest_v2(manifest) | ||
| now = m.call("GET", "")["now_round"] |
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Fetch now_round after building the start states.
open_round_v2 rejects a request when body.d_open <= now. The current code fetches now_round before the state restoration, hashing, and serialization work. That work can make the computed d_open stale and cause the request to fail. Fetch now_round immediately before computing d.
🐛 Suggested fix
cfg = TrainConfig.from_manifest_v2(manifest)
- now = m.call("GET", "")["now_round"]
theta, prev_final = init_params(cfg.model), "0" * 64
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- d = [now + o for o in offsets]
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Move the `now_round` fetch in the `open_round_v2` flow to immediately before
computing `d` from `offsets`, after start-state restoration, hashing, and
serialization are complete; keep the resulting `d` values based on the freshly
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| def finalize(m: Master, w: int) -> dict: | ||
| """One aggregate, then Finalize bound to the applied theta (store.py:7994-7998).""" | ||
| refuse_service_run(m) | ||
| opening = RoundOpenV2.model_validate(m.record("round", str(w))["body"]) | ||
| keep = included(m, w, opening) | ||
| applied = m.call("POST", f"/admin/rounds/{w}/aggregate", admin=True) | ||
| final = Finalize( | ||
| w=w, | ||
| final_theta_hash_w1=applied["theta_hash"], | ||
| included=keep, | ||
| entitlements_root="0" * 64, | ||
| ) | ||
| signed = envelope_v2.seal(m.coord, "Finalize", m.run_id, final, opening.d_final) | ||
| return m.call("POST", f"/admin/rounds/{w}/finalize", signed, True) |
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Make finalize recover from a completed aggregate.
finalize calls /aggregate before it submits /finalize. A retry after the first aggregate succeeds can receive 409 SERVICE_CAPACITY_OUTER_ALREADY_APPLIED on the service path, so Master.call exits before the helper can submit Finalize. Reuse the existing applied record when the aggregate already completed, then continue sealing Finalize.
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| open 150 / assign 300 (CPU start-state build, as before); commit after the execution bound | ||
| H*STEP_SECONDS (+50% slack); audit +20; upload +600; final = audit + 200 (live_operator caps | ||
| d_final - d_audit at 200).""" | ||
| commit = 300 + math.ceil(1.5 * H * STEP_SECONDS / BEACON_PERIOD) | ||
| return [150, 300, commit, commit + 20, commit + 200, commit + 220] |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The offsets() docstring gives the wrong upload window.
The docstring says "upload +600". The code sets d_upload = commit + 200, which is audit + 180. The generated offsets are [150, 300, 1324, 1344, 1524, 1544]. Operators who read the docstring will expect a 600-round upload window that does not exist. Correct the docstring so it matches the code.
📝 Proposed fix
--- "a/scripts/ops/manifest/od_large_manifest.py"
+++ "b/scripts/ops/manifest/od_large_manifest.py"
@@ -108,9 +108,9 @@
def offsets() -> list[int]:
"""live_operator d_open..d_final beacon offsets for one H=512 round (3 s rounds).
- open 150 / assign 300 (CPU start-state build, as before); commit after the execution bound
- H*STEP_SECONDS (+50% slack); audit +20; upload +600; final = audit + 200 (live_operator caps
- d_final - d_audit at 200)."""
+ open 150 / assign 300 (CPU start-state build, as before); commit after the execution bound
+ H*STEP_SECONDS (+50% slack); audit +20; upload = commit + 200; final = audit + 200
+ (live_operator caps d_final - d_audit at 200)."""
commit = 300 + math.ceil(1.5 * H * STEP_SECONDS / BEACON_PERIOD)
return [150, 300, commit, commit + 20, commit + 200, commit + 220]
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| open 150 / assign 300 (CPU start-state build, as before); commit after the execution bound | |
| H*STEP_SECONDS (+50% slack); audit +20; upload +600; final = audit + 200 (live_operator caps | |
| d_final - d_audit at 200).""" | |
| commit = 300 + math.ceil(1.5 * H * STEP_SECONDS / BEACON_PERIOD) | |
| return [150, 300, commit, commit + 20, commit + 200, commit + 220] | |
| open 150 / assign 300 (CPU start-state build, as before); commit after the execution bound | |
| H*STEP_SECONDS (+50% slack); audit +20; upload = commit + 200; final = audit + 200 | |
| (live_operator caps d_final - d_audit at 200).""" | |
| commit = 300 + math.ceil(1.5 * H * STEP_SECONDS / BEACON_PERIOD) | |
| return [150, 300, commit, commit + 20, commit + 200, commit + 220] |
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Review comment at @scripts/ops/manifest/od_large_manifest.py around lines 111 -
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Update the docstring for offsets() so its upload window matches the returned
offsets: describe upload as commit + 200, retaining the existing audit and
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| now = int(time.time()) | ||
| h_end = now + 43200 | ||
| job_deadline = a.job_deadline or now + 4 * 3600 | ||
| if job_deadline > h_end - CLEANUP_MARGIN: | ||
| raise SystemExit("job deadline exceeds H end minus cleanup margin") |
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Base the default seed-job deadline on qualification timing.
The default deadline is now + 4 * 3600 (14,400 seconds), but the profile allows 16,464 seconds for qualification. Qualification starts from admitted_unix, which is set after the seed manifest is built. If admission occurs more than 2,136 seconds later, the second qualification round can reach the seed job's deadline and fail. Derive the default from qualification_deadline_seconds plus an explicit provisioning margin instead of using a fixed four-hour value.
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Update the default `job_deadline` calculation to use
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| "config": "v2", | ||
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Restrict the peS2o pattern to training files.
data/v2/*.json.gz matches peS2o v2 validation files as well as training files. The dataset publishes both splits under data/v2/, so this pattern adds validation rows to the training-data source. Use data/v2/train-*.json.gz for this source. (huggingface.co)
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| tmp.write_bytes(body) | ||
| tmp.replace(path) | ||
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Validate a fetched manifest before caching it.
If the first base returns malformed JSON or a manifest with roots that differ from the signed dataset roots, _dataset_manifest still installs that response as manifest.json. Parsing or validation then fails, and the next attempt reads the same cached file instead of trying another base. Parse and validate each candidate against the run dataset before promoting it to the local path; continue to the next base when validation fails.
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Update the manifest-fetching flow in _dataset_manifest to parse and validate
each candidate against the run dataset’s signed roots before promoting it to the
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| for key, entry in src_header.items(): | ||
| target = dst_header[key] | ||
| if (entry["dtype"], entry["shape"]) != (target["dtype"], target["shape"]): | ||
| return False | ||
| (a, b), (c, d) = entry["data_offsets"], target["data_offsets"] | ||
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| return False |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
A malformed theta header raises errors that skip the full-download fallback.
The theta ref comes from the staged response. fetch_to checks the bytes against that ref. It does not check that the safetensors header has the expected structure. Errors happen in these cases:
- An entry has no
dtype,shapeordata_offsetskey. The code raisesKeyError. - An entry is not a dict. The code raises
TypeError. data_offsetsdoes not unpack into two values. The code raisesValueErrororTypeError.
_local_input catches only StoreError, MinerError, ValueError and httpx.HTTPError. A KeyError or TypeError therefore stops run_round. It does not fall back to the pinned download, which the docstring says happens for "a corrupt or unfetchable theta ref". Check the entry shape and return False when it is wrong. You can also add KeyError and TypeError to the except clause.
🛡️ Proposed fix
- except (StoreError, MinerError, ValueError, httpx.HTTPError) as e:
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Review comment at @src/hypertrain/miner/core.py around lines 117 - 123:
Validate each entry in the header comparison loop before accessing its fields or
unpacking data_offsets, and return False when an entry is not a dict or lacks
correctly shaped dtype, shape, or data_offsets values. This lets the existing
fallback handle malformed theta headers.
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| path = directory / f"rank-{dist.get_rank()}/windows/{leaf}.json" | ||
| path.parent.mkdir(exist_ok=True) | ||
| durable_write(path, canonicalize(traces)) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
A failed window re-run blocks every retry of that window.
durable_write opens with O_CREAT | O_EXCL. Each rank writes rank-{rank}/windows/{leaf}.json on its own. A run can fail partway: for example, the launch_window timeout fires, one rank diverges, or a process is killed. In that case some rank files exist and others do not. launch_window re-runs only when all outputs are missing. Each rank that already has its file then raises FileExistsError in durable_write. The window can never finish again, so IslandParty._entries cannot get a trace for that leaf. The dispute is blocked.
Write to a temporary file and rename it into place atomically. Overwriting a stale partial is also acceptable.
Proposed fix
--- "a/src/hypertrain/miner/island_worker.py"
+++ "b/src/hypertrain/miner/island_worker.py"
@@ -169,9 +169,12 @@
)
if result.leaves[-1].preimage.model_dump(mode="json") != committed[leaf]:
raise IslandFailure("window re-run diverged from the committed leaf")
path = directory / f"rank-{dist.get_rank()}/windows/{leaf}.json"
path.parent.mkdir(exist_ok=True)
- durable_write(path, canonicalize(traces))
+ tmp = path.with_suffix(f".{os.getpid()}.tmp")
+ tmp.unlink(missing_ok=True)
+ durable_write(tmp, canonicalize(traces))
+ os.replace(tmp, path)
return
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| path = directory / f"rank-{dist.get_rank()}/windows/{leaf}.json" | |
| path.parent.mkdir(exist_ok=True) | |
| durable_write(path, canonicalize(traces)) | |
| path = directory / f"rank-{dist.get_rank()}/windows/{leaf}.json" | |
| path.parent.mkdir(exist_ok=True) | |
| tmp = path.with_suffix(f".{os.getpid()}.tmp") | |
| tmp.unlink(missing_ok=True) | |
| durable_write(tmp, canonicalize(traces)) | |
| os.replace(tmp, path) |
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Review comment at @src/hypertrain/miner/island_worker.py around lines 172 - 174:
Update the window-trace write near `durable_write` so reruns can replace stale
rank output instead of failing with `FileExistsError`. Write to a unique
temporary file in the same directory, then atomically replace the destination
with it; preserve the existing trace serialization.
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| if h <= 30: | ||
| return 100 | ||
| return math.ceil(2 * h * step_seconds_bound / BEACON_PERIOD_SECONDS) + 100 |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Derive a sufficient lease for slow small-H replays.
When H=30 and step_seconds_bound=16, AuditPolicyV2.validate_training() accepts a 100-round lease. That lease lasts 300 seconds, but a permitted 2H replay can take 960 seconds at the configured bound. Derive a longer lease for this case, or reject step bounds that the fixed lease cannot cover.
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Review comment at @src/hypertrain/protocol/messages_v2.py around lines 630 -
632:
Update the lease calculation for small H in AuditPolicyV2.validate_training so
the accepted lease covers a permitted 2H replay at step_seconds_bound, including
H=30 with a bound of 16 seconds; alternatively, reject bounds the fixed lease
cannot cover. Preserve the existing lease behavior for configurations that
remain adequately covered.
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One PR fixing Hypertrain bandwidth A to Z, so 8x RTX 5090 hosts can qualify and miners can mine without the multi-hour transfers.
dedupmode);artifact_budgetmodels it.AuditPolicyV2.step_seconds_bound); outer lr 0.7, clip 256.HYPERTRAIN_DATA_BASES) with per-unit sha256 against signed roots.datasets/build.pynow also reads thejsonl.zst/json.gzfiles that dclm-baseline and peS2o v2 actually ship; registry globs fixed.scripts/ops/(host-side HF seed build pinned to a revision, bandwidth probe gating egress >= 700 Mbit/s and ingress >= 400 Mbit/s, dedup-aware rescue/materialize), plus the generatorscripts/ops/manifest/od_large_manifest.pybuilt on a shards16 dataset manifest.Verification: ruff check/format clean. Targeted tests: 341 passed. The 25
tests/protocol/test_network_v2.pyfailures also fail on main (25 on HEAD). The H=512 budget computes a remote peak of 215 GB against 429 GB of host disk. Training paths were not run in CI; the lazy window re-run's bitwise equality with a continuous run still needs one GPU run.Summary by CodeRabbit