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- Around line 8600-8604: Update the rebalance control flow around
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When pp_size > 1 && enable_kv_cache_reuse && kv_cache_transceiver, _terminate_request() only stashes the request into DisaggPPTerminationHandler._pending_termination (line 8651); the actual free_resources() happens later in terminate_pending_requests() after a full pp_size-round ring vote. So _pause_requests() below resets those requests to CONTEXT_INIT, the scheduler re-admits them with fresh KV, and the deferred termination then frees the resources of a request that is running again. Should the pending terminations be drained (or this path be excluded) before pausing?
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active_requests can contain requests that hold no cache yet — a freshly fetched CONTEXT_INIT one under drain=False, or a disagg request in transmission. The existing all-active-requests primitive guards each one with mgr.is_request_active(req.py_request_id) (_rebalance_kv_pools_now, line 4882), and every other _terminate_request call site is state-qualified (e.g. line 8419 excludes is_disagg_context_transmission_state). With the rocket sparse KV manager this is a hard failure: BlockManager.free_resources does del self.block_ids[request_id] on an entry only ever created by add_tokens. Please filter by state / cache liveness before terminating.
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This looks like a leftover debug sentinel — it writes to stdout unconditionally on every rank, bypassing the log level. Please drop it, or use logger.info(...) if the visibility is actually wanted.
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pause() clamps to min(maxInputLen, promptLen + numGenerated) and, for beamWidth > 1, resets tokens back to promptLen entirely (llmRequest.h:905-941). So generated tokens are not always preserved — worth stating both exceptions here, or rejecting the beam-search case explicitly.
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V2 evicts through _suspend_request inside scheduler_v2 (lines 571/673), and the closest existing "release every active request" primitive, _rebalance_kv_pools_now, uses mgr.suspend_request instead. Could the docstring say why suspend is not usable here (presumably because it preserves the old-weight KV that must be discarded)?
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This method has no caller in the tree and no test. Given it touches request state transitions and KV release ordering, could the control_action wiring and at least one test (overlap loop, requests re-prefilled and completing correctly) land with it — or is that a follow-up PR?
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…llback The engine fixture was a bare MagicMock, which auto-creates any attribute on access -- so every existing test silently exercised the "hook present" branch even though none configured one explicitly. Make "absent" (every released TRT-LLM today) the honest fixture default, and add a test for the "present" branch (e.g. a TRT-LLM build carrying NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM#17937). Signed-off-by: Erin Ho <14718778+hchings@users.noreply.github.com>
feat/rl_rc (NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM) guarantees all the APIs that were previously guarded with getattr fallbacks. Simplify now that 4230 (feat/rl_rc bump) will merge before this PR: - _unwrap_compiled_model_for_refit / _restore_compiled_model_after_refit: drop old name fallbacks and None-guard; call the canonical names directly - recompute_active_requests: drop reset_prefix_cache fallback in both NCCL and IPC paths; feat/rl_rc has the method (NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM#17937) - _finalize_weight_update: drop manual fallback loop; WorkerExtension always has finalize_weight_update in feat/rl_rc - _require_fp8_refit_hooks: drop WorkerExtension.finalize_weight_update check, always present in feat/rl_rc - configure_fp8_llm_kwargs: drop llm_args_type parameter; set use_cute_dsl_blockscaling_mm unconditionally (LlmArgs has it in feat/rl_rc) - Tests: remove workarounds that forced absent-API fallback paths; update assertions to expect recompute_active_requests and the fast finalize path; delete test_refit_finalization_falls_back_for_older_trtllm Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…llback The engine fixture was a bare MagicMock, which auto-creates any attribute on access -- so every existing test silently exercised the "hook present" branch even though none configured one explicitly. Make "absent" (every released TRT-LLM today) the honest fixture default, and add a test for the "present" branch (e.g. a TRT-LLM build carrying NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM#17937). Signed-off-by: Erin Ho <14718778+hchings@users.noreply.github.com>
feat/rl_rc (NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM) guarantees all the APIs that were previously guarded with getattr fallbacks. Simplify now that 4230 (feat/rl_rc bump) will merge before this PR: - _unwrap_compiled_model_for_refit / _restore_compiled_model_after_refit: drop old name fallbacks and None-guard; call the canonical names directly - recompute_active_requests: drop reset_prefix_cache fallback in both NCCL and IPC paths; feat/rl_rc has the method (NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM#17937) - _finalize_weight_update: drop manual fallback loop; WorkerExtension always has finalize_weight_update in feat/rl_rc - _require_fp8_refit_hooks: drop WorkerExtension.finalize_weight_update check, always present in feat/rl_rc - configure_fp8_llm_kwargs: drop llm_args_type parameter; set use_cute_dsl_blockscaling_mm unconditionally (LlmArgs has it in feat/rl_rc) - Tests: remove workarounds that forced absent-API fallback paths; update assertions to expect recompute_active_requests and the fast finalize path; delete test_refit_finalization_falls_back_for_older_trtllm Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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8859-8889: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd focused regression tests for the new recomputation branches.
The existing in-flight weight-update test covers an end-to-end update flow, but it does not assert the new request partition or quiescence guard. Add minimal tests under
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async_transfer_manager.requests_in_transfer()remaining untouched.- Context-only and generation-only requests remaining untouched with both callable and property flags.
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_DISAGG_TRANSFER_BOUND_STATESfallback state remaining untouched.- An ordinary request being terminated and paused, followed by
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pp_size == 1guard raising whenprevious_batchis set.This is a coverage gap for new observable behavior, not a current production-failure claim.
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- Around line 4832-4835: Implement _retire_inflight_batch_for_control before its
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Implement _retire_inflight_batch_for_control before calling it.
_executor_loop_pp reaches _handle_control_request(), which calls this method after the drain check. No implementation exists, and no dynamic attribute hook provides it. A control request can therefore raise AttributeError before the action runs. Add the method and preserve PP microbatch bookkeeping and rank-symmetric collective ordering.
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Port the feat/rl_rc implementation: retire the overlap loop's in-flight batch at the control-action boundary (_retire_inflight_batch_for_control) instead of consuming it inside recompute_active_requests, add the quiescence guard, and skip disaggregated transfer-bound requests. Signed-off-by: Erin Ho <14718778+hchings@users.noreply.github.com>
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🟠 Major · Do not run terminal cleanup on requests that must continue. · py_executor.py:9015-9016
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not run terminal cleanup on requests that must continue.
_terminate_requests()reaches_do_terminate_request(). That function popsresult_wait_queues[request_id]and stripspy_multimodal_data. The paused request then resumes, but its later responses no longer reach a Ray result queue, and a multimodal re-prefill has no inputs. Two other cases are also wrong. When_disagg_pp_termination_handleris set, it only defers the free, sopause()resets a request whose resources are freed later while the request runs again. Under KV manager V2, the regular terminate/pause path is skipped elsewhere. Use_free_request_resources()together with_pause_recompute_request(), as_on_disagg_pp_terminationalready does. Also skip requests that have no live cache.Proposed fix
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Is this API intended to support non-draining weight updates on disaggregated engines? It also exempts CTX requests partway through chunked prefill, which can retain old-weight KV and re-publish blocks via store_context_blocks() after the reset. If supported, how is cache consistency across weight versions ensured? Otherwise, could we make that limitation explicit? If the exemption is narrowed, please guard with _is_request_in_transmission(): intermediate pipelined chunks never go through start_transfer, so requests_in_transfer() does not see them.
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Could we move the CTX/GEN and DISAGG_* state checks into DisaggTransferCoordinator, exposed through something like exempt_from_recompute(request)? This would keep disagg recompute policy in disaggregation/orchestration, while PyExecutor retains batch retirement and resource operations. Please preserve the independent async-transfer check: connector-only transfers still need protection when no transceiver exists, and NoopDisaggCoordinator does not track them.
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