Add MLflow tracking flags to megatron_bridge quantize.py - #2477
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--mlflow / --mlflow_experiment / --mlflow_run_name now record a Megatron-Bridge PTQ run the way examples/hf_ptq already does: the master rank uploads the invocation, every argument as a param, the resolved recipe, its log and the quantizer summary, and writes .experiment.json into --export_megatron_path once the checkpoint is saved. The CLI plumbing hf_ptq and vllm_serve had each copied moves into modelopt.torch.utils.mlflow (add_mlflow_args, resolve_tracking_uri, resolve_mlflow_args), together with the provenance pointer (EXPERIMENT_JSON, MlflowRunLogger.log_experiment_json, drop_experiment_json). Both existing callers now delegate to it, with their own wording and variant naming, so the three scripts share one convention instead of three copies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Keval Morabia <28916987+kevalmorabia97@users.noreply.github.com>
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User->>quantize.py: Provide MLflow options or MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI
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mlflow_run->>Checkpoint: Write or remove .experiment.json
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Nudge: the code reads correctly and is well tested, but it is ~1004 lines and adds argparse CLI wiring to the shipped library's public API, which the owner should sign off on.
Needs action:
- Confirm
add_mlflow_args/resolve_mlflow_args/resolve_tracking_uribelong in__all__ofmodelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py: they take anargparse.ArgumentParserandresolve_tracking_uriexits the process viaparser.error(), which is unusual for supported library API. If they are for the examples only, prefix them or keep them example-side. - Decide whether to split the shared extraction (
mlflow.py+hf_ptq/vllm_servedelegation) from the newmegatron_bridgefeature, or state that ~1004 lines is acceptable as one cohesive change. - Handle the stale pointer in
examples/megatron_bridge/mlflow_utils.py: when a$MLFLOW_TRACKING_URIrun fails to open,log_experiment_jsonreturns early, so an inherited.experiment.jsonsurvives next to a freshly exported checkpoint (the untracked path drops it). Same gap exists inhf_ptq.
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| self.log_text(EXPERIMENT_JSON.removeprefix("."), text) | ||
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[IMPORTANT Correctness] A stale .experiment.json survives a silently disabled run, so a fresh checkpoint can end up naming a run that did not produce it.
What happens. There are three outcomes for the pointer, and only two of them are covered:
| tracking state | pointer handling |
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off (args.mlflow falsy) |
caller's untracked branch → drop_experiment_json() ✅ |
| on and run opened | log_experiment_json(dir) writes the current run ✅ |
| on but run never opened | run_info == {} → early return, stale file left in place ❌ |
The third row is reachable by design, not just by bad luck. resolve_tracking_uri() is deliberately best-effort for a URI inherited from $MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI (required=False), and validate_tracking_uri() is purely syntactic — no host contact. So with MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI exported, start() → _open_run() raises, self.enabled = False, self._run stays None, and run_info (line 312–313) returns {}. The two most likely triggers are both mundane:
mlflowis not installed (it's an optional dependency) while the variable is set — the PR itself notes that variable "is commonly exported for unrelated tooling";- the tracking server is unreachable at that moment.
Why it matters. Re-exporting into a reused --export_megatron_path / --export_path then leaves the previous run's .experiment.json sitting next to freshly written weights, and drop_experiment_json()'s own docstring names exactly this as the thing to prevent: "Either way the file would name a run that did not produce these weights." It fails silently and in the wrong direction — provenance tooling reads a confident, incorrect answer rather than no answer. The same hazard applies to a checkpoint quantized from a tracked source checkpoint that carried an inherited pointer.
Suggested fix — handle it here so both call sites (and any future one) inherit it, since checkpoint_dir is already the caller's "the export really completed" signal:
info = self.run_info
if checkpoint_dir is not None and not info:
# The run was asked for but never opened (server down, mlflow absent). A completed
# export must not inherit the previous run's pointer, so clear it as the untracked
# path does rather than leaving a file that names an unrelated run.
drop_experiment_json(checkpoint_dir)
return
if not info:
return(drop_experiment_json is defined later in the module, which is fine at call time.) With that, mlflow_utils.mlflow_run and example_utils.mlflow_run need no change — their log_experiment_json(export_path if args.checkpoint_exported else None) already passes the directory only on a completed export.
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| _TRACKING_URI_ENV = "MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI" |
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[SUGGESTION] This PR's stated goal is one source of truth for the tracking convention, but the env var name is now defined twice: _TRACKING_URI_ENV here, and TRACKING_URI_ENV = "MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI" in examples/vllm_serve/vllm_mlflow_utils.py. That file is not merely reading it — it pops and sets it to hand the resolved URI to the vLLM workers (vllm_mlflow_utils.py:111,114), so the two names have to agree for the launcher→worker handoff to work at all. A private-by-underscore constant on the library side invites the copy to drift silently.
Consider dropping the leading underscore, adding TRACKING_URI_ENV to __all__, and importing it in vllm_mlflow_utils.py instead of redefining it.
Minor and related: the extracted resolve_tracking_uri warns f"Ignoring {_TRACKING_URI_ENV}, ..." whereas the vLLM code it replaces warned f"Ignoring ${TRACKING_URI_ENV}, ..." — the $ is gone. Harmless, but the PR description claims the existing callers' "warning text [is] unchanged", so either restore the $ (it reads better as a shell variable anyway, and matches how _ENV_HELP renders it) or drop that claim.
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Findings: CRITICAL 0 · IMPORTANT 1 · SUGGESTION 1
Full-scope review (10 changed files, +861/-143). Opened all four source files (modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py, examples/megatron_bridge/{mlflow_utils.py,quantize.py}, examples/vllm_serve/vllm_mlflow_utils.py, examples/hf_ptq/example_utils.py); read CHANGELOG.rst and the README.md hunk; did not open the two test files or re-verify the test counts reported in the PR body.
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[IMPORTANT] MlflowRunLogger.log_experiment_json leaves a stale .experiment.json when a requested run never opens (modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py:423). The pointer has three states and only two are covered: tracking off → drop_experiment_json(); run opened → pointer written; run requested but never opened → early return, previous run's file left next to the new weights. That third state is reachable by design — validate_tracking_uri is syntax-only, and an inherited $MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI is deliberately required=False, so mlflow simply not being installed (it is an optional dependency) or a briefly unreachable server silently disables the run. Re-exporting into a reused --export_megatron_path / --export_path then produces a checkpoint confidently naming a run that did not write it — exactly what drop_experiment_json's docstring exists to prevent. Pre-existing in hf_ptq, but this PR both centralizes the logic (so one fix covers everything) and extends the exposure to megatron_bridge. Suggested patch is in the inline comment.
What checked out
--export_megatron_pathisrequired=True, so the unconditionalPath(args.export_megatron_path)inmlflow_run/_run_tags/_run_outputscannot hitPath(None).- Rank gating is right: with tracking on, non-master ranks fall into the
not logger.enabledbranch and itsdist.is_master()guard correctly suppresses the drop, so no rank races another on the pointer.mlflow_utilsandquantize.pyuse the samemodelopt.torch.utils.distributed, sodist.size()is the real world size. checkpoint_exportedgating is sound — setFalseinget_args()afterprint_args, flipped only afterbridge.save_megatron_modelreturns, and excluded from_NON_PARAM_ARGS, so it never leaks into the params.- Ordering in
__main__is correct: the exception exits thewith mlflow_run(...)block (run closedFAILED, traceback uploaded) beforeexcept BaseException: dist.abort()runs. Validation is deterministic and identical on every rank (no network call), so a bad URI cannot fail one rank while peers block in a collective. .quant_summary.txtmatchesprint_quant_summary's real output name (model_quant.py:944), andstart()snapshots file stats before that file is created, so it uploads only what this run wrote.- Refactor is behaviour-preserving for
hf_ptq: the composed help text and therequired/experiment-default semantics reproduce the old inline code exactly; the new dashed aliases are purely additive.mlflow.pyis not re-exported frommodelopt/torch/utils/__init__.py, so__all__growing is not a public-API change. Optional-dependency laziness is intact — only stdlib is imported at module scope. CHANGELOG.rstentry lands under the existing*Megatron Framework (M-LM / M-Bridge)*section; thehf_ptqREADME anchor the new README section links to exists.
Risk
Low. Additive, opt-in observability confined to example scripts plus one non-star-exported utility module; the untracked path is unchanged. The one IMPORTANT issue is a silent wrong-provenance edge case, not a model-correctness or export-format problem — worth fixing in the shared helper before merge since this PR is what makes that helper the single place it can be fixed.
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In `@examples/hf_ptq/example_utils.py`:
- Around line 1389-1392: Update the completed-export handling around
logger.log_experiment_json so it checks logger.enabled: retain the existing
logging behavior when enabled, and call _drop_inherited_experiment_json(args,
export_path) when tracking initialization disabled the logger. Add a regression
test covering an environment-configured logger whose MlflowRunLogger.start()
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In `@examples/megatron_bridge/mlflow_utils.py`:
- Line 154: Update the export flow around logger.log_experiment_json so that
after a successful checkpoint export, it removes stale experiment provenance
when logger.start() failed and logger.run_info is absent. Preserve the existing
checkpoint path handling, use drop_experiment_json with the export path, and add
a test covering optional MLflow startup failure with a reused export directory.
- Line 83: Restrict MLflow telemetry in the parameter construction around
_NON_PARAM_ARGS to an explicit allowlist of non-sensitive arguments. Update
_run_inputs and _run_tags to exclude or redact prompts, model identifiers,
paths, quantization settings, and sensitive recipe fields, and sanitize command,
resolved-recipe, and captured-log artifacts produced by main() so prompts and
generated output are not uploaded.
In `@modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py`:
- Line 678: Update the URI resolution around uri so the environment variable is
consulted only when uri is None; preserve an explicit empty URI for
validate_tracking_uri to reject and retain the existing environment fallback
behavior for omitted values.
- Line 682: Update validate_tracking_uri and the MlflowRunLogger URI handling to
reject cleartext http:// tracking URIs and accept only https:// by default. If a
local-only http:// exception already exists or is required, enforce that it is
explicitly documented, excludes credentials and sensitive artifacts, and is not
applied to remote endpoints; preserve validation of the returned URI and
required flag.
- Line 426: Update the provenance flow before constructing run_info so query
credentials in tracking URIs are redacted, not just URI userinfo handled by
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| # Only a completed export may claim the checkpoint next to the pointer: | ||
| # --export_path existing proves nothing, since print_quant_summary creates it | ||
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Remove stale provenance after optional tracking fails.
When MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI enables tracking without --mlflow, required is false. If MlflowRunLogger.start() fails, it disables itself and later logger operations are no-ops. A completed export can then retain an old .experiment.json because this block does not call _drop_inherited_experiment_json.
Call _drop_inherited_experiment_json(args, export_path) when the logger is disabled after the tracked block. Add a regression test for an environment-configured logger that fails to start.
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| # Only a completed export may claim the checkpoint next to the pointer: | |
| # --export_path existing proves nothing, since print_quant_summary creates it | |
| # before quantization and it may hold a checkpoint from an earlier attempt. | |
| logger.log_experiment_json(export_path if args.checkpoint_exported else None) | |
| # Only a completed export may claim the checkpoint next to the pointer: | |
| # --export_path existing proves nothing, since print_quant_summary creates it | |
| # before quantization and it may hold a checkpoint from an earlier attempt. | |
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In `@examples/hf_ptq/example_utils.py` around lines 1389 - 1392, Update the
completed-export handling around logger.log_experiment_json so it checks
logger.enabled: retain the existing logging behavior when enabled, and call
_drop_inherited_experiment_json(args, export_path) when tracking initialization
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CWE: CWE-200 — Exposure of Sensitive Information to an Unauthorized Actor
Restrict MLflow inputs and captured output to non-sensitive data.
_run_inputs uploads nearly every parsed argument, including prompts, model identifiers, source and export paths, recipe paths, and quantization settings. _run_tags also uploads source and destination checkpoint paths. The logger uploads the command, resolved recipe, and captured run log. Because main() runs inside the tracked block, the log includes each prompt and generated output.
Use an allowlist for parameters. Exclude or redact prompts, paths, model details, and sensitive recipe fields from parameters, tags, command artifacts, resolved recipe artifacts, and captured logs. SECURITY.md provides applicable logging guidance for this production example, but the quoted “avoid logging” sentence is advisory rather than one of the explicitly mandatory CRITICAL-pattern checks.
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allowlist of non-sensitive arguments. Update _run_inputs and _run_tags to
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| # Only a completed save may claim the checkpoint the pointer sits next to: | ||
| # --export_megatron_path exists from print_quant_summary onwards, and may hold a | ||
| # checkpoint from an earlier attempt whose weights this run never wrote. | ||
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Remove stale provenance when optional MLflow startup fails.
When tracking comes from MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI, required is false. If logger.start() fails, it disables the logger and continues into the block. A successful export then reaches Line 154, but log_experiment_json is a no-op. The untracked cleanup branch was already bypassed.
A reused export directory therefore keeps an old .experiment.json that identifies the wrong run. If no run opened, remove the pointer after a successful export. Add a test for this startup-failure path.
Proposed fix
- logger.log_experiment_json(export_path if args.checkpoint_exported else None)
+ checkpoint_path = export_path if args.checkpoint_exported else None
+ logger.log_experiment_json(checkpoint_path)
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| logger.log_experiment_json(export_path if args.checkpoint_exported else None) | |
| checkpoint_path = export_path if args.checkpoint_exported else None | |
| logger.log_experiment_json(checkpoint_path) | |
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In `@examples/megatron_bridge/mlflow_utils.py` at line 154, Update the export flow
around logger.log_experiment_json so that after a successful checkpoint export,
it removes stale experiment provenance when logger.start() failed and
logger.run_info is absent. Preserve the existing checkpoint path handling, use
drop_experiment_json with the export path, and add a test covering optional
MLflow startup failure with a reused export directory.
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Redact query credentials before writing provenance.
validate_tracking_uri preserves query parameters, and _redact masks only URI userinfo. A URI such as https://host?token=secret therefore remains in run_info. log_experiment_json writes it to .experiment.json and uploads it as an MLflow artifact. Redact sensitive query parameters before constructing run_info. This violates SECURITY.md, which prohibits logging credentials and requires protection of sensitive stored artifacts.
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In `@modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py` at line 426, Update the provenance flow
before constructing run_info so query credentials in tracking URIs are redacted,
not just URI userinfo handled by _redact. Ensure log_experiment_json writes and
uploads only the sanitized URI, including masking sensitive query parameters
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| required = uri is not None | ||
| uri = uri or os.environ.get(_TRACKING_URI_ENV) or None |
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Do not replace an explicit empty URI with the environment value.
--mlflow "" sets required to True, but this expression then selects MLFLOW_TRACKING_URI or None. The explicit invalid value therefore does not reach validate_tracking_uri. A valid environment value sends tracking data to an unintended server, and an absent value silently disables requested tracking. Only read the environment when uri is None, so an explicit empty value produces parser.error.
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| uri = uri or os.environ.get(_TRACKING_URI_ENV) or None | |
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| uri = os.environ.get(_TRACKING_URI_ENV) or None |
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In `@modelopt/torch/utils/mlflow.py` at line 678, Update the URI resolution around
uri so the environment variable is consulted only when uri is None; preserve an
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Reject cleartext MLflow tracking URIs.
validate_tracking_uri accepts http:// values, and MlflowRunLogger passes the URI unchanged to MLflow while uploading commands, configuration, logs, and output files. This permits network attackers to read or modify tracking data. Restrict accepted tracking URIs to https://. Allow http:// only for a documented local-only exception that excludes credentials and sensitive artifacts.
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Type of change: new feature
examples/megatron_bridge/quantize.pygains the MLflow tracking flagsexamples/hf_ptq/hf_ptq.pyalready has:--mlflow <tracking-uri>(MLflow's own$MLFLOW_TRACKING_URIis honoured too),--mlflow_experimentand--mlflow_run_name. Only the master rank opens a run, so atorchrunlaunch produces one run carrying the invocation, every command-line argument as a searchable param, the resolved--recipe(with$imports expanded), that rank's log and the quantizer summary. Oncebridge.save_megatron_modelreturns,.experiment.jsonis written into--export_megatron_path, so a Megatron checkpoint found on disk names the run that produced it; a run that fails is still recorded asFAILEDwith its traceback.Rather than copy the wiring a third time, the part
hf_ptqandvllm_servehad each duplicated moves intomodelopt.torch.utils.mlflow:add_mlflow_args(parser, tool, tracks=, variant_help=)— the three flags, registered under both the--mlflow_xand--mlflow-xspellings (vLLM'sFlexibleArgumentParseronly matches the dashed one).resolve_tracking_uri(uri, parser)→(uri, required)— the flag overrides the environment and is fatal when the URI is unusable; a URI inferred from$MLFLOW_TRACKING_URIwarns and continues untracked, since that variable is commonly exported for unrelated tooling.resolve_mlflow_args(args, parser, tool, model, variant)— the same, settled ontoargs, plus the default experiment name.EXPERIMENT_JSON,MlflowRunLogger.log_experiment_json()anddrop_experiment_json()— the checkpoint→run provenance pointer, previously private tohf_ptq.Both existing callers now delegate to those, keeping their own help wording and variant naming, so the three scripts share one convention instead of three copies (
example_utils.pyandvllm_mlflow_utils.pyeach lose ~60 lines). No user-visible behaviour changes for either: their flags, defaults and warning text are unchanged.The new example-side code lives in
examples/megatron_bridge/mlflow_utils.py, which deliberately imports no Megatron, so the whole flag-to-artifact path is testable without the Megatron container (the same splitexamples/vllm_serve/vllm_mlflow_utils.pyuses).Usage
torchrun --nproc_per_node 2 quantize.py \ --hf_model_name_or_path Qwen/Qwen3-8B \ --recipe general/ptq/nvfp4_default-kv_fp8 \ --tp_size 2 \ --export_megatron_path /tmp/Qwen3-8B-NVFP4-megatron \ --mlflow https://<your-mlflow-server>/ # The checkpoint then names the run that produced it: cat /tmp/Qwen3-8B-NVFP4-megatron/.experiment.jsonThe experiment defaults to
$USER/megatron_bridge_quantize/<model basename>-<recipe name, or --quant_cfg>.Testing
tests/examples/megatron_bridge/test_mlflow_utils.py— 20 new tests covering the flags (both spellings, env-vs-flag precedence, the fatal/best-effort split), the params/tags/artifacts a run records, rank gating, and the.experiment.jsonlifecycle. The last one guards the seam withquantize.pyas text, since that script needs Megatron to import.tests/unit/torch/utils/test_mlflow.py— 13 new tests for the extracted library API; suite at 75 passed.tests/examples/megatron_bridgesuite innvcr.io/nvidia/nemo:26.08on an RTX 6000 Ada: 37 passed (26m), including the threetest_quantize_exportcases that drive the realquantize.py, plus QAD, distill and prune.tests/examples/hf_ptq/test_hf_ptq_args.py47 passed andtests/examples/vllm_serve/test_vllm_mlflow_utils.py32 passed, unchanged apart from one renamed constant reference.checkpoint_exportedgate and removingwith mlflow_run(args):each failed exactly one test.pre-commit run --files <changed>: all hooks pass (ruff, mypy, bandit, markdownlint).Before your PR is "Ready for review"
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