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The aspect-ratio guard in smart_resize concatenates a plain string literal
that contains a `{...}` expression, so the ValueError is raised with the
literal text "{max(height, width) / min(height, width)}" instead of the
computed ratio. Add the missing f prefix so the message reports the actual
value. keye_vl1_5 reuses this smart_resize, so both Keye variants are covered.
Signed-off-by: Savitur Swarup <105158159+Savi-Swar@users.noreply.github.com>
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Closing as we are deprecating the model this PR fixes |
Purpose
The aspect-ratio guard in
smart_resize(vllm/model_executor/models/keye.py) builds its error message from two implicitly-concatenated string literals, but the second one contains a{...}expression without anfprefix:So when this guard trips, the
ValueErroris raised with the literal text{max(height, width) / min(height, width)}instead of the actual ratio — i.e. the one number the message exists to report is never shown. This adds the missingfprefix.keye_vl1_5.pyimportssmart_resizefromkeye, so both Keye variants are covered by the single fix.Test Plan / Result
Pure string-formatting fix, no behavior change on the success path. Confirmed the module still byte-compiles (
python -m py_compile), and the message now interpolates the computed ratio rather than emitting literal braces.