fix(iterable): ensure MappedExamplesIterable supports state_dict for resume #7656
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Fixes #7630
Problem
When calling
.map()
on anIterableDataset
, resuming from a checkpoint skips a large number of samples. This is becauseMappedExamplesIterable
did not implementstate_dict()
orload_state_dict()
, so checkpointing was not properly delegated to the underlying iterable.What This PR Does
This patch adds:
to MappedExamplesIterable, so the wrapped base iterable's state can be saved and restored as expected.
Result
Using .map() no longer causes sample skipping after checkpoint resume.
Let me know if a dedicated test case is required — happy to add one!