FIX: Avoid needless copy from modules_to_save #2220
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Resolves huggingface#2206 NOT READY TO MERGE YET. Tentative solution to that issue. The problem is that we keep a "global" modules_to_save on the model which contains all possible modules_to_save for each adapter. When the first adapter targets layer "foo" with modules_to_save and the second adapter targets "bar", then "foo" will create a copy of the original module for the second adapter, even though it's not needed. This does not change the result but is unnecessary and takes up memory. Thus it should be avoided. TODO: Tests.
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Resolves #2206
NOT READY TO MERGE YET.
Tentative solution to that issue.
The problem is that we keep a "global"
modules_to_saveon themodelwhich contains all possiblemodules_to_savefor each adapter. When the first adapter targets layer "foo" withmodules_to_saveand the second adapter targets "bar", then "foo" will create a copy of the original module for the second adapter, even though it's not needed.This does not change the result but is unnecessary and takes up memory. Thus it should be avoided.
TODO: Tests.