Fix download speed/ETA display for re-downloads (#1294)

## Motivation

After the download verification fix, when files are re-downloaded due to
upstream changes (size mismatch), the download progress displays
correctly (completion %, bytes, file counts), but speed shows 0 B/s and
ETA shows "--" for both overall and per-file progress.

## Changes

- Modified `on_progress_wrapper` in `src/exo/download/download_utils.py`
to detect re-download scenarios
- Added re-download detection: when `curr_bytes < previous_downloaded`,
the file was deleted and download restarted
- On re-download: reset `start_time` to current time and set
`downloaded_this_session = curr_bytes`
- Added two tests to `test_download_verification.py` covering
re-download and continuing download scenarios

## Why It Works

The bug occurred because:
1. `file_progress` is initialized with the OLD local file size (e.g.,
1.5GB)
2. When `_download_file` detects size mismatch, it deletes the file and
starts fresh
3. Progress callback receives small `curr_bytes` (e.g., 8KB) but
compares against old size
4. `downloaded_this_session = 0 + (8KB - 1.5GB) = -1.5GB` (negative!)
5. Negative session bytes → 0 or negative speed → ETA shows "--"

The fix detects when `curr_bytes < previous_downloaded` (indicating
re-download started) and resets tracking to treat it as a fresh
download.

## Test Plan

### Manual Testing
<!-- Hardware: (e.g., MacBook Pro M1 Max 32GB, Mac Mini M2 16GB,
connected via Thunderbolt 4) -->
<!-- What you did: -->
- Download a model, modify a file to change its size, restart exo,
verify speed/ETA display correctly during re-download

### Automated Testing
- Added `TestProgressResetOnRedownload` class with two tests:
- `test_progress_resets_correctly_on_redownload`: Verifies progress
resets correctly when re-download starts
- `test_progress_accumulates_on_continuing_download`: Verifies
continuing downloads still accumulate correctly
- All 11 download tests pass
- Type checking (basedpyright): 0 errors
- Linting (ruff): All checks passed

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
This commit is contained in:
Alex Cheema
2026-01-26 21:56:58 +00:00
committed by GitHub
co-authored by Claude Opus 4.5
parent cd8c01b7c8
commit bd4f0bf048
2 changed files with 150 additions and 11 deletions
+19 -10
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@@ -583,17 +583,26 @@ async def download_shard(
async def on_progress_wrapper(
file: FileListEntry, curr_bytes: int, total_bytes: int, is_renamed: bool
) -> None:
start_time = (
file_progress[file.path].start_time
if file.path in file_progress
else time.time()
)
downloaded_this_session = (
file_progress[file.path].downloaded_this_session.in_bytes
+ (curr_bytes - file_progress[file.path].downloaded.in_bytes)
if file.path in file_progress
else curr_bytes
previous_progress = file_progress.get(file.path)
# Detect re-download: curr_bytes < previous downloaded means file was deleted and restarted
is_redownload = (
previous_progress is not None
and curr_bytes < previous_progress.downloaded.in_bytes
)
if is_redownload or previous_progress is None:
# Fresh download or re-download: reset tracking
start_time = time.time()
downloaded_this_session = curr_bytes
else:
# Continuing download: accumulate
start_time = previous_progress.start_time
downloaded_this_session = (
previous_progress.downloaded_this_session.in_bytes
+ (curr_bytes - previous_progress.downloaded.in_bytes)
)
speed = (
downloaded_this_session / (time.time() - start_time)
if time.time() - start_time > 0
@@ -1,6 +1,8 @@
"""Tests for download verification and cache behavior."""
import time
from collections.abc import AsyncIterator
from datetime import timedelta
from pathlib import Path
from unittest.mock import AsyncMock, MagicMock, patch
@@ -14,7 +16,8 @@ from exo.download.download_utils import (
fetch_file_list_with_cache,
)
from exo.shared.types.common import ModelId
from exo.shared.types.worker.downloads import FileListEntry
from exo.shared.types.memory import Memory
from exo.shared.types.worker.downloads import FileListEntry, RepoFileDownloadProgress
@pytest.fixture
@@ -319,3 +322,130 @@ class TestModelDeletion:
result = await delete_model(model_id)
assert result is False
class TestProgressResetOnRedownload:
"""Tests for progress tracking when files are re-downloaded."""
async def test_progress_resets_correctly_on_redownload(
self, model_id: ModelId
) -> None:
"""Test that progress tracking resets when a file is re-downloaded.
When a file is deleted and re-downloaded (due to size mismatch),
the progress tracking should reset rather than calculating negative
downloaded_this_session values.
"""
# Simulate file_progress dict as it exists in download_shard
file_progress: dict[str, RepoFileDownloadProgress] = {}
# Initialize with old file progress (simulating existing large file)
old_file_size = 1_500_000_000 # 1.5 GB
file_progress["model.safetensors"] = RepoFileDownloadProgress(
repo_id=model_id,
repo_revision="main",
file_path="model.safetensors",
downloaded=Memory.from_bytes(old_file_size),
downloaded_this_session=Memory.from_bytes(0),
total=Memory.from_bytes(old_file_size),
speed=0,
eta=timedelta(0),
status="not_started",
start_time=time.time() - 10, # Started 10 seconds ago
)
# Simulate the logic from on_progress_wrapper after re-download starts
# This is the exact logic from the fixed on_progress_wrapper
curr_bytes = 100_000 # 100 KB - new download just started
previous_progress = file_progress.get("model.safetensors")
# Detect re-download: curr_bytes < previous downloaded
is_redownload = (
previous_progress is not None
and curr_bytes < previous_progress.downloaded.in_bytes
)
if is_redownload or previous_progress is None:
# Fresh download or re-download: reset tracking
start_time = time.time()
downloaded_this_session = curr_bytes
else:
# Continuing download: accumulate
start_time = previous_progress.start_time
downloaded_this_session = (
previous_progress.downloaded_this_session.in_bytes
+ (curr_bytes - previous_progress.downloaded.in_bytes)
)
# Key assertions
assert is_redownload is True, "Should detect re-download scenario"
assert downloaded_this_session == curr_bytes, (
"downloaded_this_session should equal curr_bytes on re-download"
)
assert downloaded_this_session > 0, (
"downloaded_this_session should be positive, not negative"
)
# Calculate speed (should be positive)
elapsed = time.time() - start_time
speed = downloaded_this_session / elapsed if elapsed > 0 else 0
assert speed >= 0, "Speed should be non-negative"
async def test_progress_accumulates_on_continuing_download(
self, model_id: ModelId
) -> None:
"""Test that progress accumulates correctly for continuing downloads.
When a download continues from where it left off (resume),
the progress should accumulate correctly.
"""
file_progress: dict[str, RepoFileDownloadProgress] = {}
# Initialize with partial download progress
initial_downloaded = 500_000 # 500 KB already downloaded
start_time = time.time() - 5 # Started 5 seconds ago
file_progress["model.safetensors"] = RepoFileDownloadProgress(
repo_id=model_id,
repo_revision="main",
file_path="model.safetensors",
downloaded=Memory.from_bytes(initial_downloaded),
downloaded_this_session=Memory.from_bytes(initial_downloaded),
total=Memory.from_bytes(1_000_000),
speed=100_000,
eta=timedelta(seconds=5),
status="in_progress",
start_time=start_time,
)
# Progress callback with more bytes downloaded
curr_bytes = 600_000 # 600 KB - continuing download
previous_progress = file_progress.get("model.safetensors")
# This is NOT a re-download (curr_bytes > previous downloaded)
is_redownload = (
previous_progress is not None
and curr_bytes < previous_progress.downloaded.in_bytes
)
if is_redownload or previous_progress is None:
downloaded_this_session = curr_bytes
used_start_time = time.time()
else:
used_start_time = previous_progress.start_time
downloaded_this_session = (
previous_progress.downloaded_this_session.in_bytes
+ (curr_bytes - previous_progress.downloaded.in_bytes)
)
# Key assertions
assert is_redownload is False, (
"Should NOT detect re-download for continuing download"
)
assert used_start_time == start_time, "Should preserve original start_time"
expected_session = initial_downloaded + (curr_bytes - initial_downloaded)
assert downloaded_this_session == expected_session, (
f"Should accumulate: {downloaded_this_session} == {expected_session}"
)
assert downloaded_this_session == 600_000, (
"downloaded_this_session should equal total downloaded so far"
)