Help Wanted - How does one generate minimum code examples from NNSmith bug reports

[talha-ahsan]

Hi, apologies for this issue, I am working with NNSmith (and Neuri) and have several generated bug reports from fuzzing. However, when looking at bug reports developed as a result of NNSmith like this one here there's a minimal code sample that can be used to trigger and reproduce the bug encountered. However, I can't seem to figure out how to generate such examples utilizing NNSmith. Is there an additional utility, or a technique to do so? I can see the model.pth and pkl files, but would like a nudge or some guidance in how to utilize them to create a reproducible code sample if that makes sense?

Sorry again for the call for help.

[syheliel]

@talha-ahsan Hi, I think that nnsmith.report_syn can generate the crash code

[ganler]

Thanks for the issue. @syheliel is right we have nnsmith.report_syn to synthesize a bug report for PyTorch compilers. It's not perfect but should be useful in many cases (at least at the time we develop it). :D

[talha-ahsan]

Apologies for the incredibly long delay, I must've missed the notification. I'll start working with report_syn, thank you!