Disable torch.compile for Cocktail models to fix noisy output#1692
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Disable torch.compile for Cocktail models to fix noisy output#1692WaXllXace wants to merge 1 commit intodeepbeepmeep:mainfrom
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Summary
torch.compileis enabled. This is caused by the inductor backend incorrectly specializing the compiled LoRA forward graph when multiple LoRAs have different alpha/rank scaling values (DetailEnhancer has alpha_scale=0.03125 vs 1.0 for CausVid/AccVid/MoviiGen).Fix
"compile": falseto all three Cocktail model definitions, disabling compilation only for these models while keeping it enabled globally for all others.