add Gemma2 for causal LM to test classes #32558
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ArthurZucker
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Right, I'm seeing the CI go redder and redder 😅 , might not be relevant to add then - I'll close this PR and we can rely on the other specific test from #32493 |
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What does this PR do?
Generate tests depend on the attribute
all_generative_model_classes, which was empty for Gemma2, causing all generate tests to be skipped.Q additional maybe @gante : do you think it'd be useful to use the lists in
modeling_auto.pyinstead?