Fix AutoModel.from_pretrained when the module name ends with y or p #31106
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What does this PR do?
This PR fixes a loading error in
AutoModel.from_pretrained
where module names ending withy
orp
were incorrectly altered due toget_class_in_module
removing these characters.In the current implementation,
rstrip
is used to remove ".py" as a suffix from the file name, but according to the Python documentation,rstrip
should not be used for this purpose.Therefore, in this pull request, I replace
rstrip
withstr.removesuffix()
as recommended by the documentation.Below are the steps to reproduce the issue and the results after the fix.
Steps to Reproduce of get_class_in_module
test_get_class_in_module.py
test_ends_with_foo.py
test_ends_with_yp.py
test_ends_with_y.py
test_ends_with_p.py
Steps to Reproduce of AutoModel.from_pretrained
test_auto_model.py
As indicated in the error message, the library expects
configuration_clyp
, but it fails to load becauseconfiguration_cl
(withyp
removed) is provided.Results after the fix.
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