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[TRTLLM-14839][chore] Add shim files for root PEFT module relocation - #17857
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 10 remain after this review. WalkthroughAdded compatibility shims for legacy LoRA and prompt-adapter modules. The shims re-export canonical APIs and emit migration warnings. Restricted pickle deserialization accepts legacy ChangesPEFT compatibility
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds PEFT compatibility shims and updates serialization handling, but its tests do not exercise the restricted deserialization authorization path; merge should wait for that security-relevant check or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LegacyCaller
participant CompatibilityShim
participant CanonicalPEFTModule
LegacyCaller->>CompatibilityShim: import legacy PEFT module
CompatibilityShim->>LegacyCaller: emit FutureWarning
CompatibilityShim->>CanonicalPEFTModule: re-export canonical objects
CanonicalPEFTModule-->>LegacyCaller: provide identical objects
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In `@tests/unittest/_torch/peft/test_shim_peft.py`:
- Around line 86-99: Add behavioral checks to
test_the_restricted_unpickle_allowlist_still_accepts_the_old_module_strings by
invoking the restricted unpickler’s find_class for both legacy module paths,
tensorrt_llm.lora_helper and tensorrt_llm.lora_manager, and assert each resolves
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…racker IDs Two comments this PR adds cited internal Jira IDs. A reader of the public repository cannot open those; the PR number is the reference they can follow, and it is where the reasoning actually lives. See TRTLLM-14844. -> See PR NVIDIA#17968 for the discussion. -- TRTLLM-14558 moved these ... -> -- PR NVIDIA#17968 moved these ... Scope is what this PR introduces. The pre-existing "Epic TRTLLM-14558" mention in the compatibility-forwarding block came from NVIDIA#17857 and is left alone, as are the tracker IDs in the other 70 files that carry them -- including pull_request_template.md and pr-check.yml, which exist to require the ID in the title. Commit and PR titles keep the ID, per the repository's own format rule. Signed-off-by: Yihui Lu <269394165+YihuiLu512@users.noreply.github.com>
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…racker IDs Two comments this PR adds cited internal Jira IDs. A reader of the public repository cannot open those; the PR number is the reference they can follow, and it is where the reasoning actually lives. See TRTLLM-14844. -> See PR NVIDIA#17968 for the discussion. -- TRTLLM-14558 moved these ... -> -- PR NVIDIA#17968 moved these ... Scope is what this PR introduces. The pre-existing "Epic TRTLLM-14558" mention in the compatibility-forwarding block came from NVIDIA#17857 and is left alone, as are the tracker IDs in the other 70 files that carry them -- including pull_request_template.md and pr-check.yml, which exist to require the ID in the title. Commit and PR titles keep the ID, per the repository's own format rule. Signed-off-by: Yihui Lu <269394165+YihuiLu512@users.noreply.github.com>
…racker IDs Two comments this PR adds cited internal Jira IDs. A reader of the public repository cannot open those; the PR number is the reference they can follow, and it is where the reasoning actually lives. See TRTLLM-14844. -> See PR NVIDIA#17968 for the discussion. -- TRTLLM-14558 moved these ... -> -- PR NVIDIA#17968 moved these ... Scope is what this PR introduces. The pre-existing "Epic TRTLLM-14558" mention in the compatibility-forwarding block came from NVIDIA#17857 and is left alone, as are the tracker IDs in the other 70 files that carry them -- including pull_request_template.md and pr-check.yml, which exist to require the ID in the title. Commit and PR titles keep the ID, per the repository's own format rule. Signed-off-by: Yihui Lu <269394165+YihuiLu512@users.noreply.github.com>
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_torch.peftmodules.FutureWarningmessages with replacement module paths.CODEOWNERSentries for all three shim modules.QA Engineer Review
test_published_names_come_from_where_they_are_definedtest_import_warns_once_and_names_the_new_pathtest_the_restricted_unpickle_allowlist_still_accepts_the_old_module_stringstests/integration/test_lists/files were modified.test-db/orqa/.Description
The follow-up for PR #17806: create absent shim files for compatibility:
This PR shall be rebased and merged AFTER #17806 is merged
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