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IFWhen using transformers version 4.45.0.dev0 to load a Qwen2-VL model config via AutoConfig.from_pretrained, the rope_scaling.type is incorrectly set to 'default' instead of 'mrope' and a warning about unrecognized keys is printed.
THENEither downgrade transformers to an older commit (e.g., 21fac7ab) for correct config, or manually override the rope_scaling.type after loading: config.rope_scaling.type = 'mrope'. Note that the warning is misleading and generation quality is unaffected, but if downstream code relies on the correct type, manual correction is needed.
IFLoading Qwen2-VL model config with transformers>=4.45.0 produces a warning 'Unrecognized keys in rope_scaling for rope_type=\'default\': {\'mrope_section\'}' and sets rope_scaling.type to 'default' instead of 'mrope'.
THENDowngrade transformers to a version before the RoPE standardization, such as commit 21fac7abba2a37fae86106f87fcf9974fd1e3830, which correctly parses the rope_scaling dict. Alternatively, pin transformers to version <=4.44.x until a fix is released. After downgrading, the config will have the expected 'mrope' type and no warning.
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