Add a default value for position_ids in masking_utils
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Indeed, the added test is unrelated, I just forgot to add on the previous PR. There are no failed tests on Transformers, issue was highlighted on the |
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* set default * Update masking_utils.py * add small test
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…39310) * set default * Update masking_utils.py * add small test
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What does this PR do?
As per the title. See related discussion in #39194
Also cc @BenjaminBossan, sorry again for the inconvenience on this one!