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Refactor codebase to reduce duplication and complexity in pipeline builders, model layers, and XML parser.

This PR addresses high-severity code duplication and complexity issues identified in a recent scan, leading to a more maintainable and readable codebase by consolidating common patterns and simplifying complex logic.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a detailed scan report highlighting technical debt and cleanup opportunities across the codebase.
    • Added reusable, shared neural network layers supporting multiple model architectures for improved modularity.
  • Refactor

    • Unified and modularized core model components for Qwen3 and related architectures, improving maintainability.
    • Simplified pipeline builder patterns for embedding, fill-mask, reranker, sentiment analysis, and zero-shot classification pipelines by removing wrapper structs and using direct type aliases.
    • Improved XML tag parsing and streaming logic in text generation pipelines for more robust incremental content handling.
  • Chores

    • Updated public module exports to reflect new shared components and removed obsolete re-exports.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a new common_layers module with reusable neural network components (RoPE, FeedForward, Attention) and refactors the Qwen3 model to use these shared layers. Multiple pipeline builder modules are simplified by replacing wrapper structs with type aliases and moving trait implementations. XML tag parsing in the text generation pipeline is modularized. A comprehensive static analysis report is added.

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Files/Group Change Summary
src/models/components/common_layers.rs New module with parameterized RoPE, FeedForward, and Attention layers, supporting flexible configuration and weight loading for multiple model variants.
src/models/components/mod.rs Adds common_layers as a public submodule, updates public re-exports, and removes some previous exports.
src/models/implementations/qwen3.rs Refactors Qwen3 to use shared common layers; updates loading, configuration, and tensor operations for modularity and clarity. Updates metadata key usage and error handling.
src/pipelines/embedding_pipeline/builder.rs
src/pipelines/fill_mask_pipeline/builder.rs
src/pipelines/reranker_pipeline/builder.rs
src/pipelines/sentiment_analysis_pipeline/builder.rs
src/pipelines/zero_shot_classification_pipeline/builder.rs
Refactor pipeline builders: remove wrapper structs, replace with type aliases to StandardPipelineBuilder, and move trait implementations directly onto the underlying builder type. Specialized constructors updated accordingly.
src/pipelines/text_generation_pipeline/parser.rs Refactors XML tag parsing: introduces TagInfo and TagType, modularizes tag handling, and unifies incremental content emission and trimming logic for improved streaming parsing.
spring_cleaning_scan_report.md Adds a comprehensive static analysis and cleanup report detailing technical debt, code duplication, complexity, and recommendations for the codebase.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant PipelineBuilder
    participant Model
    participant CommonLayers
    participant GGUFLoader

    User->>PipelineBuilder: create builder (type alias)
    PipelineBuilder->>Model: build model with options
    Model->>GGUFLoader: load weights/config from GGUF
    Model->>CommonLayers: construct RoPE, FeedForward, Attention
    CommonLayers->>Model: provide shared layer instances
    Model-->>PipelineBuilder: return constructed model
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sequenceDiagram
    participant XmlParser
    participant ParserState
    participant EventStream

    XmlParser->>ParserState: receive token
    XmlParser->>XmlParser: TagInfo::parse(token)
    alt Opening tag
        XmlParser->>ParserState: handle_opening_tag
        XmlParser->>EventStream: emit tag start event(s)
    else Closing tag
        XmlParser->>ParserState: handle_closing_tag
        XmlParser->>EventStream: emit content and tag end event(s)
    else Self-closing tag
        XmlParser->>EventStream: emit tag event(s)
    else Unregistered/Invalid
        XmlParser->>ParserState: append raw content
    end
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Possibly related PRs

  • ljt019/transformers#76: Refactors pipeline builders from explicit structs to tuple structs; the current PR continues this by moving to type aliases and consolidating trait implementations.
  • ljt019/transformers#59: Reorganizes model components and introduces shared common layers and utilities, closely related to the modularization and refactoring of Qwen3 model components.
  • ljt019/transformers#20: Adds shared caching and thread-safe model weights with refactoring of Qwen3 model implementations, related to the weight loading and model modularization changes here.

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Builders are slimmer, with type alias cheer,
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Hop, hop, hooray, for a much brighter day!

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src/pipelines/fill_mask_pipeline/builder.rs (1)

9-37: Well-executed architectural improvement

This refactoring demonstrates good software engineering practices by:

  • Reducing code duplication across multiple pipeline builders
  • Maintaining a consistent pattern throughout the codebase
  • Preserving the public API while simplifying the implementation

The direct implementation on StandardPipelineBuilder eliminates unnecessary indirection and makes the code more straightforward.

src/pipelines/text_generation_pipeline/parser.rs (1)

336-367: Consider extracting common top-level content emission logic.

There's duplication between emit_incremental_top_level_content and the flush method for top-level content handling. Both follow similar patterns for newline trimming and event emission.

Consider extracting a helper method to reduce duplication:

+    /// Helper to emit top-level content with consistent formatting
+    fn emit_top_level_content_slice(
+        &self,
+        state: &mut ParserState,
+        slice: &str,
+        is_first: bool,
+    ) -> Vec<Event> {
+        let mut events = Vec::new();
+        
+        // Strip leading newlines if first emission
+        let content = if is_first {
+            slice.trim_start_matches('\n')
+        } else {
+            slice
+        };
+        
+        let content_to_emit = if content.trim().is_empty() {
+            String::new()
+        } else {
+            content.to_string()
+        };
+        
+        if !content_to_emit.is_empty() {
+            if !state.top_level_open {
+                events.push(Event::plain_start());
+                state.top_level_open = true;
+            }
+            events.push(Event::content(content_to_emit.clone()));
+            state.last_content_had_newline = content_to_emit.ends_with('\n');
+        }
+        
+        events
+    }

Also applies to: 591-617

spring_cleaning_scan_report.md (1)

1-211: Fix markdown heading formatting issues.

The static analysis correctly identifies trailing colons in headings which violate markdown best practices.

Apply this diff to fix the heading formatting:

-### Severity: **HIGH**
-### Examples Found:
+### Severity: **HIGH**
+### Examples Found

This pattern should be applied to all heading lines ending with colons (lines 11, 26, 36, 49, 58, 71, 80, 94, 103, 116, 125, 139, 148, 162, 171, 184, 192, 197, 202, 207).

src/models/components/common_layers.rs (1)

343-408: Comprehensive attention implementation with all standard features.

The forward pass correctly implements multi-head attention with KV caching, optional QK normalization, and GQA support. The implementation is feature-complete and follows best practices.

Consider adding a comment about the sliding window feature for future implementers:

         // Apply attention mask if provided
+        // Note: sliding_window_size is stored but not currently applied in masking
         let scores = if let Some(mask) = attention_mask {
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src/pipelines/reranker_pipeline/builder.rs (2)

7-8: Good refactoring to reduce boilerplate!

Converting the wrapper struct to a type alias eliminates unnecessary indirection while maintaining the same public API. This aligns well with the PR's goal of reducing code duplication.


10-25: StandardPipelineBuilder Struct Fields Verified

The StandardPipelineBuilder<Opts> struct in src/pipelines/utils/builder.rs already defines both required fields:

  • pub(crate) options: Opts
  • pub(crate) device_request: DeviceRequest

No further changes are needed here.

src/pipelines/embedding_pipeline/builder.rs (1)

7-8: Consistent refactoring pattern!

The embedding pipeline builder follows the same refactoring pattern as the reranker pipeline, maintaining consistency across the codebase.

src/pipelines/sentiment_analysis_pipeline/builder.rs (1)

6-8: Excellent consistency across pipeline builders!

The sentiment analysis pipeline builder maintains the same clean refactoring pattern, contributing to a more maintainable codebase.

src/pipelines/zero_shot_classification_pipeline/builder.rs (1)

6-8: Maintains refactoring consistency!

src/pipelines/fill_mask_pipeline/builder.rs (1)

6-8: Completes the consistent refactoring across all pipeline builders!

All five pipeline builders have been successfully refactored using the same pattern, eliminating wrapper structs in favor of type aliases. This significantly reduces boilerplate code and improves maintainability.

src/pipelines/text_generation_pipeline/parser.rs (4)

151-198: Well-structured tag classification system!

The introduction of TagType enum and TagInfo struct provides excellent encapsulation and makes the tag parsing logic much cleaner. The parse method handles all tag variants correctly with proper edge case handling.


445-460: Excellent refactoring of tag handling logic!

The use of TagInfo::parse with pattern matching provides much cleaner control flow. The delegation to specific handler methods based on tag type and registration status is a significant improvement in code organization.


484-499: Proper sequencing of content emission.

The logic to emit pending top-level content before starting a new tag ensures correct event ordering, which is crucial for streaming parsers.


521-545: Clean content normalization implementation.

The method properly handles newline normalization with clear logic for first vs. subsequent emissions and ensures consistent trailing newline behavior.

src/models/components/mod.rs (1)

1-8: Module organization improvements align with refactoring.

The addition of the common_layers module and adjusted re-exports properly reflect the component consolidation effort.

src/models/components/common_layers.rs (3)

14-59: Excellent trait-based design for RoPE parameters!

The RoPEParams trait with default method implementations provides a clean, extensible interface for model-specific RoPE configurations. The model-specific implementations are concise and clear.


68-128: Solid RoPE implementation with efficient precomputation.

The implementation correctly precomputes frequency tensors and applies rotary embeddings. The mathematical operations align with the standard RoPE formulation.


137-180: Clean abstraction for weight naming conventions.

The WeightNaming struct with default and model-specific implementations elegantly handles the varying weight naming schemes across different model architectures.

src/models/implementations/qwen3.rs (4)

10-16: Clean integration with common layers module.

The imports are well-organized and the type aliases improve code readability while leveraging the shared implementations.

Also applies to: 34-36


40-50: Improved tensor operation efficiency in repeat_kv.

The change from concatenation to unsqueeze/expand is more memory-efficient and aligns with modern deep learning frameworks' best practices.


73-101: Excellent adoption of standardized weight loading.

The use of WeightNaming::qwen3() and AttentionConfig struct makes the weight loading more maintainable and consistent with other model implementations.


159-168: Verify the default dtype fallback logic.

The current implementation defaults to F32 when the file type is not found or is not 2. This might lead to unexpected behavior if the file actually contains F16 weights.

Consider logging a warning when falling back to the default dtype:

         let dtype = metadata
             .get("general.file_type")
             .and_then(|v| v.to_u32().ok())
             .map(|v| match v {
                 2 => DType::F32,
                 _ => DType::F16,
             })
-            .unwrap_or(DType::F32);
+            .unwrap_or_else(|| {
+                eprintln!("Warning: general.file_type not found, defaulting to F32");
+                DType::F32
+            });

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src/pipelines/text_generation_pipeline/parser.rs (6)

151-198: Well-structured tag parsing with good separation of concerns.

The TagType enum and TagInfo struct provide clear classification of XML tags and encapsulate parsing logic effectively. The parse method correctly handles all tag types with appropriate edge case handling.


313-324: Simplified token parsing with improved delegation.

The refactored parse_token method delegates incremental content emission to helper methods, improving code organization and maintainability.


396-432: Incremental tag content emission with proper newline handling.

The emit_incremental_tag_content method correctly handles streaming tag content with appropriate newline trimming for first emissions. The logic accounts for already emitted content length to avoid duplication.


474-547: Excellent refactoring with clear separation of tag handling concerns.

The refactored handle_tag method and its specialized handlers (handle_closing_tag, handle_opening_tag, handle_unregistered_tag, handle_invalid_tag) provide much better modularity and readability compared to a monolithic approach.


549-587: Well-designed helper methods for content preparation.

The prepare_final_tag_content and emit_pending_top_level_content methods provide clear abstractions for content handling with consistent newline normalization policies.


597-605: Improved flush method using new helper abstractions.

The updated flush method leverages the new emit_top_level_content_slice helper with appropriate parameters for final content emission, ensuring consistent formatting.

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/// Emit incremental content for streaming output
fn emit_incremental_content(&self, state: &mut ParserState) -> Vec<Event> {
if state.open_tags.is_empty() {
self.emit_incremental_top_level_content(state)
} else {
self.emit_incremental_tag_content(state)
}
}

/// Helper to emit top-level content with consistent formatting
fn emit_top_level_content_slice(
&self,
state: &mut ParserState,
slice: &str,
is_first: bool,
ensure_trailing_newline: bool,
trim_trailing: bool,
) -> Vec<Event> {
let mut events = Vec::new();

// Strip leading newlines if first emission
let mut content = if is_first {
slice.trim_start_matches('\n')
} else {
slice
};

// Strip trailing newlines if requested (used in flush)
if trim_trailing {
content = content.trim_end_matches('\n');
}

let content_to_emit = if content.trim().is_empty() {
String::new()
} else if ensure_trailing_newline && !content.ends_with('\n') {
// Ensure content ends with exactly one newline
let mut content_str = content.to_string();
content_str.push('\n');
content_str
} else {
content.to_string()
};

if !content_to_emit.is_empty() {
if !state.top_level_open {
events.push(Event::plain_start());
state.top_level_open = true;
}
events.push(Event::content(content_to_emit.clone()));
state.last_content_had_newline = content_to_emit.ends_with('\n');
}

events
}

/// Emit incremental top-level content (outside any registered tags)
fn emit_incremental_top_level_content(&self, state: &mut ParserState) -> Vec<Event> {
let current_len = state.content_buffer.len();

if current_len > state.emitted_top_len {
let new_slice = &state.content_buffer[state.emitted_top_len..];
let is_first = state.emitted_top_len == 0;

let events = self.emit_top_level_content_slice(state, new_slice, is_first, false, false);
state.emitted_top_len = current_len;
events
} else {
Vec::new()
}
}
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Complex newline handling logic requires careful testing.

The incremental content emission methods contain intricate newline normalization logic that could be prone to edge cases. The emit_top_level_content_slice method handles multiple formatting scenarios with leading/trailing newline stripping and conditional newline addition.

Consider simplifying the newline handling logic or adding comprehensive unit tests to verify correct behavior across all scenarios:

  • First emission with leading newline stripping
  • Trailing newline normalization
  • Empty content handling
  • Mixed content scenarios

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Add missing unit tests for newline handling in parser.rs

I couldn’t find any existing tests covering the complex newline‐normalization logic in emit_top_level_content_slice and its callers. Please add focused unit tests to cover:

  • First emission behavior (leading newlines are stripped when is_first = true).
  • Incremental emissions without stripping (is_first = false, trim_trailing = false).
  • Flush behavior (both leading/trailing newlines trimmed, one trailing newline ensured).
  • Empty or all-whitespace slices (no events emitted).
  • Mixed content cases (content without trailing newline, with multiple leading/trailing newlines).

Key locations to target:

  • emit_top_level_content_slice (around lines 336–374 in src/pipelines/text_generation_pipeline/parser.rs)
  • Calls in emit_incremental_top_level_content (around lines 380–395) and in the flush logic (around lines 598–605)

Adding these tests will help guard against subtle edge cases in streaming output.

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In src/pipelines/text_generation_pipeline/parser.rs around lines 336 to 374 and
380 to 395, add unit tests for the emit_top_level_content_slice function and its
callers to cover newline normalization logic. Specifically, create tests for
first emission behavior where leading newlines are stripped (is_first = true),
incremental emissions without stripping (is_first = false, trim_trailing =
false), flush behavior with trimming and ensuring one trailing newline, empty or
all-whitespace slices producing no events, and mixed content cases with various
newline patterns. Also include tests for emit_incremental_top_level_content to
verify correct slicing and event emission. These tests should validate the
handling of newlines and event generation to prevent regressions in streaming
output formatting.

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