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ollama template: qwen3-coder, gemma3n, mistral-small3.2, magistral, devstral #1434
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Summary of Changes
Hello @suluyana, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request significantly expands the system's compatibility with various large language models by integrating support for several new Ollama model templates. It introduces the necessary configuration entries for qwen3-coder, gemma3n, mistral-small3.2, magistral, and devstral models, along with comprehensive unit tests to ensure their accurate recognition and loading within the framework.
Highlights
- New Ollama Templates Added: I've added
TemplateInfoconfigurations for five new Ollama models:qwen3-coder,gemma3n,mistral-small3.2,magistral, anddevstral. These additions enable the system to correctly identify and load the appropriate templates for these models based on their names. - Expanded Template Recognition Logic: The
modelscope/preprocessors/templates/loader.pyfile has been updated to include new regex patterns andmodelfile_prefixURLs for the newly supported models, ensuring they can be properly mapped to their respective Ollama templates. - Unit Test Coverage for New Templates: Corresponding unit tests have been added to
tests/tools/test_to_ollama.pyto validate that the system correctly recognizes and checks the template types forqwen3-coder,gemma3n,mistral-small3.2,magistral, anddevstralmodels, confirming the new configurations work as expected.
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Code Review
This pull request adds support for five new Ollama templates: qwen3-coder, gemma3n, mistral-small3.2, magistral, and devstral. The changes include adding the template definitions in loader.py and corresponding test cases in test_to_ollama.py. The implementation looks correct.
| _test_check_tmpl_type('unsloth/Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instruct-GGUF', | ||
| 'qwen3-coder') |
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