So, where is Compressing model coming from? I can search for it in the transformers package with grep \-r "Compressing model" ., but nothing comes up. Searching within all packages, there’s four hits in the vLLM compressed_tensors package. After some investigation that lets me narrow it down, it seems like it’s likely coming from the ModelCompressor.compress_model function as that’s called in transformers, in CompressedTensorsHfQuantizer._process_model_before_weight_loading.
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