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In `@docs/s2s/configuration.md`:
- Around line 49-55: Update the dynamic-batching guidance around s2s.max_streams
to state that it limits resident streams and configures batching capacity.
Remove claims that all admitted streams are always batched together, that load
is never shed, or that the setting guarantees compute-safe admission; preserve
accurate behavior for queue-full errors and compatible current-cohort requests.
- Around line 39-45: Update the session-ceiling paragraph to state that
rejection occurs on the first message that attempts stream creation:
session.update does so immediately, while audio does so only after
drain_model_input() collects a full model step. Use the exact exception message
“S2SPipeline: maximum concurrent streams reached” and retain that the handler
emits code inference_error and closes the socket.
In `@docs/s2s/models.md`:
- Around line 58-59: Update the model conversion instructions around the hf auth
login and python convert_model.py commands to keep authentication in the same
container lifecycle: run both commands within one container invocation, or
persist the Hugging Face cache by mounting it when using separate invocations.
Preserve the existing HOME configuration and gated-checkpoint workflow.
In `@requirements.txt`:
- Around line 13-14: Pin the torch and torchaudio dependencies in
requirements.txt to the previously tested compatible version pair, ensuring both
use matching releases and preventing clean installs from advancing beyond the
supported conversion environment.
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| session is refused. The WebSocket handshake itself always succeeds — the | ||
| server sends `session.created` unconditionally — but the moment a session | ||
| past the ceiling sends its first `session.update` or audio chunk, the server | ||
| emits an `error` event (`code: inference_error`, message `"maximum | ||
| concurrent streams reached"`) and force-closes that socket. Sessions already | ||
| admitted are unaffected; the rejection happens before the new session | ||
| touches inference. |
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Correct the first-audio and error-message details. session.update creates the stream immediately, but audio creates it only after drain_model_input() collects a full model step. An arbitrary first audio chunk does not necessarily trigger rejection. The actual exception message is "S2SPipeline: maximum concurrent streams reached"; the handler emits code: inference_error and closes the socket. Update this paragraph to describe the first message that attempts stream creation and use the exact message.
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In `@docs/s2s/configuration.md` around lines 39 - 45, Update the session-ceiling
paragraph to state that rejection occurs on the first message that attempts
stream creation: session.update does so immediately, while audio does so only
after drain_model_input() collects a full model step. Use the exact exception
message “S2SPipeline: maximum concurrent streams reached” and retain that the
handler emits code inference_error and closes the socket.
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| *every* admitted session slows down, since the dynamic batcher schedules all | ||
| admitted streams together without ever shedding load once they're in (see | ||
| `S2S_BATCH_QUEUE_DELAY_US` below). Measure the largest concurrency that still | ||
| generates audio at real-time pace for your GPU and model profile, and set | ||
| `s2s.max_streams` to that number rather than to the largest count that merely | ||
| fits in GPU memory — sessions above your compute-safe number are then | ||
| refused outright instead of silently degrading the sessions already running. |
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Correct the dynamic-batching guarantee. MicroBatcher::run throws MicroBatcher: queue is full when pending work reaches max_queue_depth; the error propagates through the LLM/TTS path to the WebSocket error handler. Batches also contain compatible requests from the current cohort, not every admitted stream. State that s2s.max_streams limits resident streams and configures batching capacity. Do not claim that the batcher never sheds load or that the setting guarantees compute-safe admission.
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In `@docs/s2s/configuration.md` around lines 49 - 55, Update the dynamic-batching
guidance around s2s.max_streams to state that it limits resident streams and
configures batching capacity. Remove claims that all admitted streams are always
batched together, that load is never shed, or that the setting guarantees
compute-safe admission; preserve accurate behavior for queue-full errors and
compatible current-cohort requests.
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| to persist it across runs. Run `hf auth login` inside the container first if | ||
| the checkpoint is gated. |
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The HF_HOME environment variable and the file located at ~/.cache/huggingface/token are central to how the huggingface_hub library manages authentication and local storage [1][2]. 1. HF_HOME: This environment variable defines the root directory where Hugging Face stores local data, including your authentication token and cached files [1][2]. It defaults to ~/.cache/huggingface unless an alternative path is specified or XDG_CACHE_HOME is set [1][2]. 2. Token Storage: By default, the huggingface_hub library stores your user access token at $HF_HOME/token (e.g., ~/.cache/huggingface/token) [1][3]. You can change this storage location by setting the HF_TOKEN_PATH environment variable [1][3]. 3. Authentication Priority: The library determines which token to use based on a specific hierarchy [4][5]. Authentication via an environment variable (HF_TOKEN) takes priority over the token saved in the local file system [4][5]. If HF_TOKEN is set, it will overwrite the token found at HF_TOKEN_PATH or the default ~/.cache/huggingface/token [1][3]. 4. Managing Tokens: You can log in using the CLI command hf auth login, which validates your token and saves it to the default path [6][4][5]. For security, particularly in automated environments or CI/CD pipelines, it is recommended to pass your token via the HF_TOKEN environment variable rather than storing it in plain text on the machine [6][4][5]. 5. Implicit Token Usage: By default, the library may send your token with all requests to the Hub to ensure access to private or gated repositories [1][5]. To disable this implicit behavior and only send the token for write-access calls, you can set the environment variable HF_HUB_DISABLE_IMPLICIT_TOKEN=1 [1][3].
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- 1: https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/package_reference/environment_variables
- 2: https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/en/package_reference/environment_variables
- 3: https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/main/package_reference/environment_variables
- 4: https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/v1.7.0.rc0/quick-start
- 5: https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/en/quick-start
- 6: https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/en/guides/cli
Keep gated-model authentication in the same container lifecycle.
The example uses --rm and sets HOME inside the container. If hf auth login runs in a separate container, Docker removes the token before conversion. Run hf auth login and python convert_model.py in the same container invocation, or mount /tmp/nemo-speech-convert-home/.cache/huggingface to persist the token.
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In `@docs/s2s/models.md` around lines 58 - 59, Update the model conversion
instructions around the hf auth login and python convert_model.py commands to
keep authentication in the same container lifecycle: run both commands within
one container invocation, or persist the Hugging Face cache by mounting it when
using separate invocations. Preserve the existing HOME configuration and
gated-checkpoint workflow.
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TorchAudio versions 2.11 and newer are designed to be compatible with the corresponding PyTorch version and all subsequent versions, as they are built against PyTorch’s stable ABI [1]. For versions of TorchAudio prior to 2.11, there is a strict version dependency where specific TorchAudio releases must be used with specific PyTorch releases because they contain extension modules linked to a single PyTorch version [1]. Key compatibility highlights include: - TorchAudio 2.11+: Compatible with PyTorch 2.11 and all future versions [1]. - TorchAudio 2.10: Requires PyTorch 2.10 [1]. - TorchAudio 2.9.1: Requires PyTorch 2.9.1 [1]. - TorchAudio 2.9: Requires PyTorch 2.9 [1]. - TorchAudio 2.8: Requires PyTorch 2.8 [1]. - TorchAudio 2.7.1: Requires PyTorch 2.7.1 [1]. - TorchAudio 2.7: Requires PyTorch 2.7 [1]. - TorchAudio 2.6: Requires PyTorch 2.6 [1]. - TorchAudio 2.5: Requires PyTorch 2.5 [1]. - TorchAudio 2.4.1: Requires PyTorch 2.4.1 [1]. - TorchAudio 2.4: Requires PyTorch 2.4 [1]. - TorchAudio 2.3.1: Requires PyTorch 2.3.1 [1]. - TorchAudio 2.3.0: Requires PyTorch 2.3.0 [1]. For older versions (2.2.2 and earlier), consult the official TorchAudio installation documentation for specific PyTorch and Python version matching [1]. Because extension modules in older releases cannot be mixed with different PyTorch releases, it is highly recommended to strictly follow the compatibility matrix provided in the official documentation [1].
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Pin a tested PyTorch version pair.
requirements.txt no longer records the previously tested torch and torchaudio versions. TorchAudio releases before 2.11 require a matching PyTorch release. Pin both packages to the tested compatible pair so clean installs do not advance beyond the supported conversion environment.
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dependencies in requirements.txt to the previously tested compatible version
pair, ensuring both use matching releases and preventing clean installs from
advancing beyond the supported conversion environment.
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…ontainer-based conversion Documents that s2s.max_streams is both the memory-based session cap and the compute-safe concurrency ceiling for real-time generation, adds --user to the Docker example to avoid NFS UID permission issues, and adds a section for converting models inside an NVIDIA PyTorch container without touching the host Python environment. Also relaxes the torch/torchaudio pins in requirements.txt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Documents that s2s.max_streams is both the memory-based session cap and the compute-safe concurrency ceiling for real-time generation, adds --user to the Docker example to avoid NFS UID permission issues, and adds a section for converting models inside an NVIDIA PyTorch container without touching the host Python environment. Also relaxes the torch/torchaudio pins in requirements.txt.
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