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DIFFUSERS COMPLETES UNET TEST MIGRATION, TRANSFORMERS SHIPS KERNEL FUSION

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akshan-main remi-or michaelbenayoun tarekziade jiqing-feng
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The diffusers team finished migrating all UNet test suites to a unified mixin-based structure, while transformers unlocked a cleaner kernel fusion API that puts control back in the hands of kernel authors.

Diffusers closed out a major internal refactor across five separate PRs. The UNet2D, UNet1D, and three variants of UNet3D test suites [1] [2] [3] moved from scattered test logic to a consistent Config + ModelTesterMixin pattern, with deprecated xformers and attention slicing tests dropped in favor of a cleaner test hierarchy. This standardization matters because it makes the test suite maintainable as the pipeline ecosystem grows. On the transformers side, two critical infrastructure improvements landed: the `max_requests_per_batch` parameter [4] [6] now separates token-sized tensors from request-sized ones in continuous batching, fixing a longstanding memory calculation problem, while a new KernelConfig API [5] [7] simplifies n-to-1 kernel fusion by making module fusion and parameter transformation explicit. The kernels repo gained CPU kernel skills [10] for the kernel-builder, adding a two-phase correctness-then-performance workflow with benchmarking and profiling built in. Serge shipped a critical security isolation layer [8] [9] that sandboxes fork PR code from the persistent review host, preventing tampered context scripts or imports from accessing GitHub App keys and LLM credentials.

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  1. [1] refactor unet_2d tests ↗ huggingface/diffusers
  2. [2] refactor unet_1d tests ↗ huggingface/diffusers
  3. [3] refactor unet tests (3d_condition, motion, controlnetxs) ↗ huggingface/diffusers
  4. [4] [CB] Add a "max_requests_per_batch" parameter ↗ huggingface/transformers
  5. [5] Extended & simplified n-to-1 kernel fusion via KernelConfig ↗ huggingface/transformers
  6. [6] [CB] Add a "max_requests_per_batch" parameter (#46434) ↗ huggingface/transformers
  7. [7] Extended & simplified n-to-1 kernel fusion via KernelConfig (#46339) ↗ huggingface/transformers
  8. [8] Isolate PR/fork code from the review host (#10) ↗ huggingface/serge
  9. [9] Isolate PR/fork code from the review host ↗ huggingface/serge
  10. [10] Add CPU kernel skills ↗ huggingface/kernels

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Quick answers

What shipped in Hugging Face on June 10, 2026?
The diffusers team finished migrating all UNet test suites to a unified mixin-based structure, while transformers unlocked a cleaner kernel fusion API that puts control back in the hands of kernel authors. In total, 23 commits and 21 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Hugging Face on June 10, 2026?
5 developers shipped this update, including akshan-main, remi-or, michaelbenayoun, tarekziade, and jiqing-feng.
What were the notable Hugging Face updates?
refactor unet_2d tests, refactor unet_1d tests, and refactor unet tests (3d_condition, motion, controlnetxs).
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