The MPO shell scripts pass shell/data/debug_mpo.json as --meta_path. Loading that file with Python's json module currently raises JSONDecodeError because standard JSON does not allow a trailing comma after the final object entry.
How Has This Been / Can This Be Tested?
Tested locally on Windows with Anaconda py311 / Python 3.11.15.
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Description
Removes the trailing comma from internvl_chat_gpt_oss/shell/data/debug_mpo.json so the file is valid JSON again.
This only changes the debug MPO metadata file syntax. It does not change any training script defaults or dataset entries.
Related Issue
Resolves #1265.
Motivation and Context
The MPO shell scripts pass shell/data/debug_mpo.json as --meta_path. Loading that file with Python's json module currently raises JSONDecodeError because standard JSON does not allow a trailing comma after the final object entry.
How Has This Been / Can This Be Tested?
Tested locally on Windows with Anaconda py311 / Python 3.11.15.
Both JSON files parse successfully.
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