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Fix iterator support for replicate.run() #383
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Nice cleanup here. 👍🏼
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Tentative approval, with the caveat that I am not a Python programmer. 👍🏼
Love seeing all the tests. I tried following the logic in the tests, but there's so much indirection that it's Greek to me.
Prior to 1.0.0 `replicate.run()` would return an iterator for cog models that output a type of `Iterator[Any]`. This would poll the `predictions.get` endpoint for the in progress prediction and yield any new output. When implementing the new file interface we introduced two bugs: 1. The iterator didn't convert URLs returned by the model into `FileOutput` types making it inconsistent with the non-iterator interface. This is controlled by the `use_file_outputs` argument. 2. The iterator was returned without checking if we are using the new blocking API introduced by default and controlled by the `wait` argument. This commit fixes these two issues, consistently applying the `transform_output` function to the output of the iterator as well as returning the polling iterator (`prediciton.output_iterator`) if the blocking API has not successfully returned a completed prediction. The tests have been updated to exercise both of these code paths.
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I've tested this locally and it fixes #381. Let's get it out and released.
Prior to 1.0.0
replicate.run()
would return an iterator for cog models that output a type ofIterator[Any]
. This would poll thepredictions.get
endpoint for the in progress prediction and yield any new output.When implementing the new file interface we introduced two bugs:
FileOutput
types making it inconsistent with the non-iterator interface. This is controlled by theuse_file_outputs
argument.wait
argument.This commit fixes these two issues, consistently applying the
transform_output
function to the output of the iterator as well as returning the polling iterator (prediciton.output_iterator
) if the blocking API has not successfully returned a completed prediction.The tests have been updated to exercise both of these code paths.