Throttle dynamic VRAM prepare logging#13704
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The "prepared for dynamic VRAM loading" line currently fires at INFO on every load() call, which spams the console when the same model is reloaded inside a tight loop (e.g.
SDPoseKeypointExtractorrunning one forward pass per bbox per image). When a tqdm progress bar is active and the message would say the exact same thing as the previous load, drop it to DEBUG; the line is still recoverable under--verbose.Example when running SDPose detection:
Before:
After: