fix(cli): default DCW off for non-turbo models, fix seed fallback, use loguru in MLX DiT - #1282
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds DCW fields to API and CLI generation inputs, preserves unset enablement for model-aware resolution, expands direct-conditioning tasks, adds singular-seed fallback behavior, and updates MLX DiT logging. ChangesGeneration configuration and execution
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participant APIClient
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APIClient->>GenerateMusicRequest: Submit DCW settings
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build_generation_setup->>GenerationParams: Forward DCW values
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18-25: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd
ArgsandReturnssections to the public function docstring.
is_turbo_model_pathis a new public function. Its docstring does not document its input or Boolean result in the required format.As per coding guidelines, public function docstrings must include purpose and key inputs and outputs.
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In `@acestep/inference.py`:
- Around line 594-598: Split generate_music orchestration in
acestep/inference.py into focused modules for LM preparation, seed resolution,
DiT generation, audio processing, persistence, UUID creation, and result
assembly, keeping each module under 200 LOC. Preserve generate_music as the
stable facade import and retain the existing params.seed fallback behavior.
In `@cli.py`:
- Around line 1110-1117: Split the oversized cli.py by extracting generation
setup responsibilities into focused modules, while preserving cli.py facade
imports so existing callers remain compatible. Ensure the resulting modules
bring cli.py below the 200-line limit; if splitting cannot be completed in this
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In `@acestep/model_type.py`:
- Around line 18-25: The public function docstring for is_turbo_model_path is
missing the required API sections. Add an Args section documenting config_path,
including its optional string/path meaning, and a Returns section documenting
the Boolean turbo-model result; preserve the existing purpose and matching
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| # dcw_enabled is left unset (None) here: it is resolved from the selected | ||
| # model (turbo vs non-turbo) once config_path is known, unless a TOML | ||
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| "dcw_mode": params_defaults.dcw_mode, | ||
| "dcw_scaler": params_defaults.dcw_scaler, | ||
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Split cli.py before merging, or document a concrete split plan.
This module exceeds the 200 LOC hard cap. Extract generation setup responsibilities into focused modules. Preserve the cli.py facade imports for existing callers.
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In `@cli.py` around lines 1110 - 1117, Split the oversized cli.py by extracting
generation setup responsibilities into focused modules, while preserving cli.py
facade imports so existing callers remain compatible. Ensure the resulting
modules bring cli.py below the 200-line limit; if splitting cannot be completed
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Reviewed and tested #1282 on Apple silicon (M5 Max, 128 GB, MLX backend), branch What I verified as workingCLI default resolution. Running and generation completes. Seed-matched A/B on the branch (
Waveform correlation between the two runs 0.08. Same direction and roughly the same magnitude as the The loguru change. With That closes the first of my two smaller items. The The seed fallback does not fix the case I reportedThis is the one I'd ask you to look at again. The fallback in actual_seed_list, _ = dit_handler.prepare_seeds(actual_batch_size, seed_for_generation, config.use_random_seed)
The fallback only takes effect when the user has already set A fix in the same style as your DCW resolution would work: in API side: the model already knows whether it is turboYou asked specifically about the API defaulting logic and multi-model slots. There is an authoritative source available at that exact call site. Every DiT The same applies to Turbo detection now exists four timesThe new Overlap with #1273#1273 fixes the same root cause one layer deeper: Minor points
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…rbo detection, DCW-off logging Per @DanielMuellerIR's review on ace-step#1282: - cli.py: a bare `seed = 42` in a TOML config was still silently ignored even with the earlier params.seed fallback, because prepare_seeds() never even looks at the seed argument when use_random_seed=True (the default). Mirror the existing args.seeds handling: when a TOML config gives an explicit singular seed without also setting use_random_seed, default use_random_seed to False and log it. Only applies to the TOML-config path; the wizard already prompts for both together, so it can't hit this case. - cli.py + acestep/api/job_generation_setup.py: prefer the loaded model's own is_turbo_model() (read from the checkpoint's config.json, via AceStepHandler) over guessing turbo/non-turbo from the config_path/model name string. The name-based regex breaks for custom deployment paths whose basename doesn't contain "turbo" (e.g. a directory alias), which would silently turn off DCW for an actual turbo model. is_turbo_model_path() is now only a fallback when the handler-level flag isn't available. - acestep/api/job_generation_setup.py: switched dcw_mode/dcw_scaler/ dcw_high_scaler/dcw_wavelet/dcw_enabled from getattr(req, ..., default) to plain attribute access, since req is always a GenerateMusicRequest in production - getattr-with-default was restating the Pydantic model's own defaults in a second place. Updated the two test files' req fixtures to carry the new fields so this doesn't just push the problem onto tests. - acestep/models/mlx/dit_generate.py: log the DCW-off case too (previously only logged when DCW was active), so a run with dcw_enabled=false leaves the same kind of trace in the log as a run with it enabled. Added job_generation_setup_test coverage for the is_turbo-vs-name-guess precedence. All 52 tests across the touched modules pass.
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124-161: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the function documentation.
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global_captionin theArgssection. Limit the direct-access claim to the fields that use direct access, because this function still usesgetattrfor compatibility fields at Lines 204-212.As per coding guidelines, docstrings must describe key inputs and outputs accurately.
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Optional[bool]for the fallback return, log handler-call failures before applying the model-name fallback, and narrow the caught exceptions to handler failure modes where possible. This branch can otherwise suppress unexpected handler bugs and force a custom model path without"turbo"into the wrong default behavior.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@acestep/api/job_blocking_generation.py`:
- Around line 141-142: Split acestep/api/job_blocking_generation.py into focused
helpers or modules so the file is under the 200-LOC limit, extracting
preparation, progress reporting, and execution responsibilities while preserving
run_blocking_generate as the stable public facade. Update internal references
and imports so behavior remains unchanged.
In `@acestep/api/job_generation_setup.py`:
- Around line 121-123: Split the oversized job_generation_setup module into
focused helper modules so each file stays within the 200-LOC limit. Preserve
build_generation_setup as the stable public facade, moving only cohesive setup
logic and updating imports accordingly without changing behavior or callers.
In `@acestep/null_duration_fixes_test.py`:
- Around line 158-162: Split acestep/null_duration_fixes_test.py into focused
test modules by behavior so each remains within the 200-LOC limit. Update the
modified _base_req function with a concise docstring and a -> SimpleNamespace
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In `@acestep/api/job_blocking_generation.py`:
- Around line 20-33: Update _safe_is_turbo_model to return Optional[bool],
preserving None only when the handler lacks the method or a recognized handler
failure occurs. Narrow the broad exception catch to the specific expected
handler-call exceptions, and log those failures through the established logger
before the caller applies its model-name fallback. Ensure unexpected programming
errors propagate instead of being silently converted into a custom-model
default.
In `@acestep/api/job_generation_setup.py`:
- Around line 124-161: Update the GenerationSetup function docstring to add an
Args entry for global_caption and revise the direct-access statement so it
applies only to fields accessed directly, not compatibility fields handled with
getattr around the existing compatibility logic.
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acestep/api/job_blocking_generation.py into focused helpers or modules so the
file is under the 200-LOC limit, extracting preparation, progress reporting, and
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public facade, moving only cohesive setup logic and updating imports accordingly
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| dcw_mode="double", | ||
| dcw_scaler=0.05, | ||
| dcw_high_scaler=0.02, | ||
| dcw_wavelet="haar", |
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Thank you for the thorough re-review and the spectral measurements — extremely helpful. Pushed Seed fallback (real bug, fixed properly this time). You're right that Handler-based turbo detection. Agreed the name-guessing was fragile — switched both getattr restating Pydantic defaults. Fixed — switched to plain attribute access in No log evidence when DCW is off. Added an Turbo detection existing in 4 places. Left Re: #1273. Agreed these should be reconciled rather than merged independently as-is. #1273's central All 52 tests across the touched modules pass locally, including a new regression test for the is_turbo-vs-name-guess precedence. |
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Re-tested at cb88e2d, same setup as before (Apple silicon M5 Max, 128 GB, MLX backend), in a Confirmed fixedSeed auto-flip. A TOML config with a bare which is exactly the behavior I asked for — the misleading DCW logging. With xl-sft and no Tests. One observation from the verification (out of scope here, but worth recording)"The seed takes effect" and "the output is reproducible" are still two different things with Sequencing with #1273The sequencing you propose works for me: land #1273's central |
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Maintainer triage note: this overlaps with #1273. We should avoid merging two separate DCW default mechanisms. Preferred shape from a maintenance standpoint:
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Coordination note for #1273 / #1282: I have reduced #1273 to the root-layer DCW policy only: an omitted #1282's explicit CLI/API
This keeps Turbo compatibility and avoids a second name-based source of truth. I have not changed #1282's branch. |
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Rechecked the current #1282 head ( Concrete rebase checklist for #1282:
This addresses DanielMuellerIR’s custom-path/source-of-truth concern and the maintainer’s request to avoid two DCW default mechanisms. The remaining unresolved CodeRabbit module-size threads belong to #1282’s follow-up/rebase scope and do not require expanding #1273. |
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#1273 has now landed on Suggested post-rebase scope remains:
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…e loguru in MLX DiT CLI/API runs of non-turbo models (sft/base) always got dcw_enabled=True from GenerationParams' default, while the Gradio UI has defaulted it to False for non-turbo models since ace-step#1207. That mismatch produces distorted/garbled audio on the CLI/API path (ace-step#1259). cli.py now infers dcw_enabled from the selected model (turbo vs non-turbo), mirroring the Gradio UI's detection, unless a TOML config explicitly sets it; also forwards the other dcw_* params. Also fixes: a bare `seed = 42` in a TOML config was silently ignored because seed_for_generation only ever consulted config.seeds (plural), never params.seed, despite a comment claiming otherwise. And swaps dit_generate.py's unconfigured stdlib logging.Logger for loguru so the DCW status line (and other warnings) actually reach CLI output like the rest of the codebase.
…urbo The cli.py fix for ace-step#1259 only covered the CLI path. The REST API (/release_task, used by external HTTP clients) had the identical bug: GenerateMusicRequest had no dcw_enabled field at all, and job_generation_setup.py's GenerationParams(...) call never passed it, so every HTTP request silently inherited the dataclass default dcw_enabled=True regardless of which model was requested. Non-turbo (sft/base) requests via the API were therefore still distorted even with the CLI fix merged. Adds dcw_enabled/dcw_mode/dcw_scaler/dcw_high_scaler/dcw_wavelet to GenerateMusicRequest, and defaults dcw_enabled from the resolved model (selected_model_name, threaded through from job_blocking_generation.py) when the request doesn't set it explicitly - turbo models get DCW on, non-turbo get it off, matching the Gradio UI. An explicit request value always overrides the model-based default. Extracts the turbo-detection regex (previously duplicated ad hoc in cli.py) into a shared acestep/model_type.py so the CLI and API can't independently drift out of sync with each other again.
…rbo detection, DCW-off logging Per @DanielMuellerIR's review on ace-step#1282: - cli.py: a bare `seed = 42` in a TOML config was still silently ignored even with the earlier params.seed fallback, because prepare_seeds() never even looks at the seed argument when use_random_seed=True (the default). Mirror the existing args.seeds handling: when a TOML config gives an explicit singular seed without also setting use_random_seed, default use_random_seed to False and log it. Only applies to the TOML-config path; the wizard already prompts for both together, so it can't hit this case. - cli.py + acestep/api/job_generation_setup.py: prefer the loaded model's own is_turbo_model() (read from the checkpoint's config.json, via AceStepHandler) over guessing turbo/non-turbo from the config_path/model name string. The name-based regex breaks for custom deployment paths whose basename doesn't contain "turbo" (e.g. a directory alias), which would silently turn off DCW for an actual turbo model. is_turbo_model_path() is now only a fallback when the handler-level flag isn't available. - acestep/api/job_generation_setup.py: switched dcw_mode/dcw_scaler/ dcw_high_scaler/dcw_wavelet/dcw_enabled from getattr(req, ..., default) to plain attribute access, since req is always a GenerateMusicRequest in production - getattr-with-default was restating the Pydantic model's own defaults in a second place. Updated the two test files' req fixtures to carry the new fields so this doesn't just push the problem onto tests. - acestep/models/mlx/dit_generate.py: log the DCW-off case too (previously only logged when DCW was active), so a run with dcw_enabled=false leaves the same kind of trace in the log as a run with it enabled. Added job_generation_setup_test coverage for the is_turbo-vs-name-guess precedence. All 52 tests across the touched modules pass.
ace-step#1273 landed on main and now resolves DCW defaults centrally from the loaded model's config.is_turbo. Per maintainer feedback on ace-step#1282, this branch keeps only the complementary CLI/API dcw_* field plumbing and forwards an unset dcw_enabled through as None instead of resolving it locally. - cli.py: remove the is_turbo_model()/is_turbo_model_path resolution block; dcw_enabled stays None unless the TOML config sets it. - job_generation_setup.py: drop selected_model_name/is_turbo threading, forward req.dcw_enabled unchanged. - job_blocking_generation.py: drop _safe_is_turbo_model and the related kwargs (selected_model_name is still used for dit_model_name in the response, just not for DCW anymore). - Delete model_type.py + its test, now unused. - Update job_generation_setup_test.py to test pass-through behavior instead of the removed model-name-based default logic. - release_task_models.py: reword dcw_enabled description. Seed fallback and MLX loguru logging changes are untouched.
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18-64: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd practical type annotations to the new test functions.
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-> Noneto the constructors and test methods. Add parameter and return types where the test-double contract is fixed. This makes the mock interface explicit without changing itsinspect.signaturebehavior.As per coding guidelines, “Type hints: Add type annotations for new/modified functions when practical.”
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- Replace hardcoded /tmp/source.wav with a plain SOURCE_AUDIO constant (Ruff S108 - insecure tempfile path). - Add type annotations to the test-double methods and test functions.
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Fixes #1259 — non-turbo models (xl-sft, xl-base) produce distorted/garbled audio while turbo models are fine. Two independent surfaces had the same underlying bug:
1. CLI (
cli.py)GenerationParams.dcw_enableddefaults toTrueinacestep/inference.py, butcli.pynever forwarded adcw_enabledoverride into it. The Gradio UI already defaultsdcw_enabled = Falsefor non-turbo models since #1207 (acestep/ui/gradio/events/generation/model_config.py), but CLI callers never got the equivalent fix.cli.py: addsdcw_enabled/dcw_mode/dcw_scaler/dcw_high_scaler/dcw_waveletas configurable fields (settable via TOML config), and defaultsdcw_enabledbased on the selected model (turbo vs non-turbo) unless the user explicitly overrides it.2. REST API (
/release_task)The same bug exists in the HTTP API used by external clients —
GenerateMusicRequest(acestep/api/http/release_task_models.py) had nodcw_enabledfield at all, andjob_generation_setup.py'sGenerationParams(...)construction never passed it, so every HTTP request silently inheriteddcw_enabled=Trueregardless of which model was requested. This meant the CLI fix alone did not resolve the issue for API-driven clients.dcw_enabled/dcw_mode/dcw_scaler/dcw_high_scaler/dcw_wavelettoGenerateMusicRequest.job_generation_setup.pynow defaultsdcw_enabledfrom the resolved model (threaded through asselected_model_namefromjob_blocking_generation.py) when the request doesn't set it explicitly — turbo → on, non-turbo → off, matching the Gradio UI. An explicit request value always overrides the model-based default.cli.py) into a sharedacestep/model_type.py(is_turbo_model_path) so the CLI and API can't independently drift out of sync again — this is exactly the class of bug that caused Non-distilled models (xl-base / xl-sft) produce garbled audio on Apple Silicon — MLX and PyTorch-MPS; distilled turbo models fine #1259 in the first place (UI vs CLI diverging).Smaller items (raised by @DanielMuellerIR on the issue thread)
acestep/inference.py: a bareseed = 42in a TOML config was silently ignored —seed_for_generationonly ever consultedconfig.seeds(plural), neverparams.seed(singular), despite an existing comment claiming aparams.seedfallback existed. Added the missing fallback.acestep/models/mlx/dit_generate.py: the DCW status log line (and other warnings in that file) used an unconfigured stdliblogging.getLogger(__name__)instead of the rest of the codebase's loguru logger, so it never reached CLI output — swapped tofrom loguru import loggerand converted the%-style format strings to loguru's{}style.Test plan
python3 -m py_compileon all changed filescli.py --helpruns cleanly end-to-end with the changes in placeis_turbo_model_path()(acestep/model_type_test.py) against turbo/non-turbo/xl variants, substring false-positives, and missing inputdcw_enableddefault-resolution behavior inbuild_generation_setup(acestep/api/job_generation_setup_test.py): defaults off for non-turbo, on for turbo, and confirmed an explicit request value always overrides the model-based defaultacestep.api.job_generation_setup_test,acestep.null_duration_fixes_test,acestep.api.http.release_task_models_test,acestep.core.generation.handler.generate_music_request_test,acestep.core.generation.handler.retake_test(51 tests total, all green)Summary by CodeRabbit
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