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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion scripts/eval/oe-eval.sh
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# cluster/weka mount logic: default true (to use non-augusta)
# if model starts with gs://, set evaluate_on_weka to false.
# If specified CLUSTER contains augusta, set evaluate_on_weka to false
# All the logic is now handled internally, the flag is useless but keeping for backwards compatibility since people have scripts with it
EVALUATE_ON_WEKA="true"
if [[ "$MODEL_LOCATION" == gs://* ]]; then
if [[ "$MODEL_LOCATION" == gs://* || "$CLUSTER" == *augusta* ]]; then
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high

The glob pattern *augusta* is a bit too broad and could lead to false positives. For example, a cluster named my-augusta-test would match, but a hypothetical cluster named notaugusta would also match, which is likely not the desired behavior. Using a regular expression with word boundaries (\b) would make this check more robust by matching augusta as a whole word.

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if [[ "$MODEL_LOCATION" == gs://* || "$CLUSTER" == *augusta* ]]; then
if [[ "$MODEL_LOCATION" == gs://* || "$CLUSTER" =~ \baugusta\b ]]; then

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its ok gemini dw abt it

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Bug: Overly Broad Cluster Match Overrides User Choice

The "$CLUSTER" == *augusta* condition is overly broad, matching any cluster name containing "augusta" as a substring. This incorrectly triggers the EVALUATE_ON_WEKA="false" path, which then hardcodes --cluster ai2/augusta. Consequently, user-specified augusta-related clusters are silently overridden, potentially causing jobs to run on an unintended cluster.

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eh its fine

EVALUATE_ON_WEKA="false"
fi

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