[do not merge] test failing ci/cd

[brian-dellabetta]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request serves as a dedicated test for the continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipeline. The code modifications are minimal and appear to be a vehicle to trigger and evaluate the pipeline's behavior, rather than introducing functional changes to the codebase.

Highlights

• CI/CD Testing: This pull request is explicitly marked as a test for the CI/CD pipeline, indicated by the "[do not merge]" prefix in the title.
• Test File Modification: A minor change was made to test_calib_deepseek_v3.py, involving the relocation of a commented-out line and the addition of an assertion message.

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Changelog

• tests/llmcompressor/modeling/test_calib_deepseek_v3.py
  • Moved a commented-out torch.manual_seed line within the test_calib_deepseekv3_module function.
  • Added a descriptive string "Samples not close" to an assert torch.allclose statement.

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Code Review

This pull request appears to be a test for CI/CD. The changes include a minor formatting adjustment and the addition of an assertion message to a torch.allclose call in a test. The assertion message is a good practice for improving test debuggability.

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Adding an assertion message to torch.allclose calls improves test debuggability by providing context when an assertion fails. This helps in quickly understanding the cause of a test failure.

assert torch.allclose(true_output, output, atol=1e-6), "Samples not close"