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max_prompt_length is no longer supported in GRPOConfig, Hence Removed it in Config and relavent Documentations
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In the Previous Commit I didn't add a comma so it broke the json structure. Extremely sorry for that.
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max_prompt_length is no longer supported in GRPOConfig, Hence Removed it in Config and relavent Documentations
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max_prompt_lengthparameter is no longer supported inGRPOConfig. This PR removes it from thefine_tuning_llm_grpo_trl.ipynbnotebook configuration and relevant documentation to prevent execution errors and confusion for users following the tutorial.Who can review?
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