agenthoi-eval / scripts /package_hf_upload.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Build a HF-upload-friendly tree: pack paths containing '=' into .tar.gz archives.
#
# Hugging Face upload often fails on paths like videos/.../obj=img_13=human=img_2.mp4
# (RuntimeError on path_in_repo). Tarballs avoid per-file URL issues.
#
# Usage:
# bash scripts/package_hf_upload.sh
# cd hf_upload_staging && hf upload USER/agenthoi-eval . . --repo-type dataset
#
# After download:
# bash scripts/unpack_hf_download.sh
set -euo pipefail
SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
# shellcheck source=eval_common.sh
source "${SCRIPT_DIR}/eval_common.sh"
STAGING="${EVAL_ROOT}/hf_upload_staging"
rm -rf "${STAGING}"
mkdir -p "${STAGING}"
echo "[package_hf] staging -> ${STAGING}"
rsync -a \
--exclude 'hf_upload_staging' \
--exclude 'deps' \
--exclude 'env.local.sh' \
--exclude '*.local' \
--exclude 'videos' \
--exclude 'benchmarks/assets' \
--exclude 'results' \
"${EVAL_ROOT}/" "${STAGING}/"
# Paths with '=' in filenames (obj=img_*=human=img_*) break hf upload per-file.
# Pack those trees into single .tar.gz blobs — Hub only sees safe repo paths.
for spec in \
"videos:${EVAL_ROOT}:videos" \
"benchmarks_assets:${EVAL_ROOT}/benchmarks:assets" \
"results:${EVAL_ROOT}:results"; do
key="${spec%%:*}"
rest="${spec#*:}"
src_dir="${rest%%:*}"
tar_path="${rest#*:}"
out="${STAGING}/${key}.tar.gz"
if [ -d "${src_dir}/${tar_path}" ]; then
echo "[package_hf] packing ${tar_path}/ -> ${key}.tar.gz"
tar -czf "${out}" -C "${src_dir}" "${tar_path}"
fi
done
# Readable by upload tool / other users
find "${STAGING}" -type f ! -perm -004 -exec chmod o+r {} + 2>/dev/null || true
du -sh "${STAGING}" "${STAGING}"/*.tar.gz 2>/dev/null || du -sh "${STAGING}"
echo ""
echo "Upload from staging (not evaluation/ root):"
echo " cd ${STAGING}"
echo " hf upload YOUR_USER/agenthoi-eval . . --repo-type dataset"
echo ""
echo "After download: cd agenthoi-eval && bash scripts/unpack_hf_download.sh"