--- license: apache-2.0 tags: - mic - transformers - ci configs: - config_name: contracts default: true data_files: - split: control path: control/contracts.csv - split: prototypes path: prototypes/contracts.csv - config_name: environment data_files: - split: control path: control/environment.csv - split: prototypes path: prototypes/environment.csv - config_name: known_failures data_files: - split: control path: control/known_failures.csv - split: prototypes path: prototypes/known_failures.csv --- # Transformers MIC fleet This dataset defines the Model Integration Contracts run by Transformers CI. There are two fleets, each a folder of CSV tables: - `control/`: the control fleet, run with the default variant. - `prototypes/`: the prototype fleet, run with the bfloat16 variant. | Table | One row per | Columns | | --- | --- | --- | | `contracts.csv` | contract and slim model | `contract`, `target`, `mic_repo`, `revision`, `contract_sha256`, `fixture_sha256`, `checkpoints` | | `environment.csv` | package | `package`, `version` | | `known_failures.csv` | tracked framework bug | `contract`, `target`, `issue`, `match`, `skip_outputs` | Each row pins a `huggingface-mic/-mic` model snapshot containing the slim weights, executable usage and reviewed Transformers expectations. The row with a `contract_sha256` carries the contract and its checkpoints (`model@revision`, separated by `; `); a second slim model of the same contract leaves both empty. An empty `target` uses the repository name. Contract and fixture hashes verify the pinned content. Known failures are scoped to one contract target. The runner lives in [transformers-ci](https://github.com/huggingface/transformers-ci). Transformers pins the dataset commit SHA in `tests/contracts.lock`; CI uses that revision for both fleets. `tmic export --execute` updates this dataset and `tmic pin --transformers-checkout PATH --revision SHA` adopts a revision; tmic converts the tables to and from the JSON lock the runners read. Results and traces record that revision for reproduction. Model repository revisions remain immutable even when this dataset is updated. Revisions from before the tables hold the same fleets as JSON (`fleet-lock.json`, `prototype-fleet.lock`); tmic and the runner still read those for old pins. ```bash run-model-contracts --fixtures-only --fleet control run-model-contracts --fixtures-only --fleet prototypes --variant bfloat16 # Reproduce a job with its recorded dataset commit: run-model-contracts --fixtures-only --fleet prototypes --variant bfloat16 --fleet-revision ``` Update the fleet after measuring and reviewing changed expectations. CI checks against expectations; it does not record or approve new baselines.