Fix: Remove unsupported 'name' parameter from spawn_procs() #552
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- Fixes TypeError: HostMeshV0.spawn_procs() got unexpected keyword argument 'name' - Monarch's spawn_procs() only accepts 'per_host' and 'bootstrap' parameters - Removes the unsupported 'name=mesh_name' parameter from the spawn_procs call - Enables distributed training to work correctly across multiple GPUs/nodes
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@HosseinKaviani-H I think you may need to upgrade your Monarch version - we should be using HostMesh v1 which is set by default by newer Monarch versions |
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@allenwang28 Oh I see, thank you. I'm going to go ahead and close this PR now. |
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Per Issue #551 (comment)