Fix: target_modules as string incorrectly converted to set of characters#3275
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Again, duplicate of #3232. |
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Bug: In
transformers_weight_conversion.py, whentarget_modulesortarget_parametersis provided as a string (e.g."all-linear"), passing it toset()splits the string into individual characters (e.g.,{'a', 'l', '-', ...}). Root cause:set(str)iterates over characters instead of creating a set containing the string. Why fix is correct: Explicitly checking if the input is a string and wrapping it in a set with a single element prevents the string from being erroneously unpacked.