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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 11 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe Jenkins pipeline now resolves one shared build branch value. Docker jobs and build metadata use that value. Performance regression utilities read the published metadata instead of parsing Jenkins job URLs. Regression tests cover valid, missing, malformed, and unparsable branch metadata. ChangesBuild branch propagation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR changes perf-sanity branch attribution from Jenkins-folder parsing to the pipeline-selected branch, improving release-branch data joins. It is mergeable with owner follow-up for a pre-merge branch-label documentation mismatch and a missing required copyright header; these are bounded risks rather than merge blockers. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant JenkinsPipeline
participant resolveBuildBranch
participant DockerJobs
participant PerformanceUtils
JenkinsPipeline->>resolveBuildBranch: Resolve the build branch
resolveBuildBranch-->>JenkinsPipeline: Return github-pr-N, GitLab branch, or main
JenkinsPipeline->>DockerJobs: Pass BUILD_BRANCH
JenkinsPipeline->>PerformanceUtils: Provide globalVars["build_branch"]
PerformanceUtils->>PerformanceUtils: Set s_branch from build_branch
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In `@jenkins/L0_MergeRequest.groovy`:
- Around line 1621-1630: Update the branch-selection comments near the
single-source-of-truth logic and the corresponding README text to state that
GitHub pre-merge runs use the synthetic github-pr-<N> identifier only when
GITHUB_PR_API_URL is present; document that other non-post-merge runs fall back
to env.gitlabBranch or main, matching the implementation.
In `@tests/integration/defs/perf/perf_regression_utils.py`:
- Around line 65-78: Add CPU-only unit tests under tests/unittest/others/ for
get_job_info() verifying globalVars["build_branch"] propagation for
github-pr-<N>, release branches, missing values, and malformed inputs,
while preserving the existing empty-string behavior for absent or invalid
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In `@jenkins/L0_MergeRequest.groovy`:
- Around line 1615-1621: Update resolveBuildBranch to preserve the documented
github-pr-<N> format for GitLab merge requests when GITHUB_PR_API_URL is
absent, generating the synthetic identifier from the available GitLab
merge-request value instead of returning env.gitlabBranch; retain "main" only
when no pre-merge request is present.
In `@tests/integration/defs/perf/perf_regression_utils.py`:
- Around line 65-66: Update the build_branch handling to accept only string
values: preserve the value when it is a string and use an empty string for
missing or malformed values such as lists and dictionaries. Keep the existing
gitlabCommit retrieval unchanged, and add focused CPU-only coverage for GitHub
PR branches, release branches, missing values, and malformed values in the
relevant test suite and test list.
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In `@tests/integration/defs/perf/README_perf_regression_system.md`:
- Around line 43-45: Add the standard NVIDIA copyright header to
README_perf_regression_system.md and set its copyright year to the latest
meaningful modification year, preserving the existing document content.
In `@tests/unittest/others/test_perf_regression_branch.py`:
- Around line 56-119: Add type annotations to every test function shown in
test_perf_regression_branch.py, including the monkeypatch parameter and any
other parameters or return types as appropriate, while preserving the existing
test behavior and coverage.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/unittest/others/test_perf_regression_branch.py` at
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…the Jenkins folder
`get_job_info()` derived `s_branch` by scraping the Jenkins job URL:
re.search(r"/job/LLM/job/([^/]+)/job/", job_url)
That segment is the Jenkins *folder* the job definition lives in, not the
branch being built. Every build `jenkins/L0_MergeRequest.groovy` drives lives
in the `LLM/main` folder -- including release-branch post-merge builds, which
are selected by `env.gitlabBranch` rather than by a per-branch job folder. So
the expression yielded the constant `"main"` for every row the perf-sanity
system uploads.
Ground truth from the affected build's own artifact,
`llm-artifacts/LLM/main/L0_PostMerge/2911/build_info.txt`:
commit=60ef710bfd08af3fc9ed42a86179816029973f15
branch=release/1.3.0rc22.post1
jenkins_url=.../job/LLM/job/main/job/L0_PostMerge/2911/
while OpenSearch holds `s_branch="main"` for that same commit.
This is not cosmetic. `job_url` contains `L0_PostMerge`, so such a row has
`b_is_post_merge=True` and passes the only filter the history query applies;
`s_branch` is not in `match_keys`, so release-branch points join main's
baseline and history for the same case. Release-vs-main deltas then read as
main regressions (and can mask real ones), and consumers that key off
`s_branch` -- e.g. bisect inputs formatted as `{s_branch}@{s_commit}` --
produce references no branch contains.
Fix: resolve the branch once in the pipeline and publish it, instead of having
consumers re-derive it from a URL that cannot express it.
- `resolveBuildBranch()` becomes the single source of truth, replacing the
4-line idiom that was duplicated verbatim at three sites (both
Build-Docker-Images stages and Upload Build Info).
- The result is published as `globalVars["build_branch"]`. `globalVars` is
already serialized into every child job by `launchJob` and is already in the
SLURM `--container-env` allow-list in `L0_Test.groovy`, so no new job
parameter and no allow-list change is needed -- both of which would have
failed silently by dropping the value.
- `build_info.txt` now consumes the same published value, so it and `s_branch`
cannot drift.
- `get_job_info()` reads `globalVars["build_branch"]`, with no fallback to the
old regex: it cannot distinguish "no branch was published" from "the branch
really is main", and a wrong branch is worse than an empty one. For the same
reason the value is taken only when it is a string -- an absent or malformed
one becomes `""`, never a stringified `"['main']"`.
Behavior change to be aware of: GitHub PR builds -- the ones that carry
`github_pr_api_url` -- now upload `s_branch="github-pr-<N>"` instead of
`"main"`, matching the identifier the pipeline already uses for image tags and
`build_info.txt`. GitLab MR builds carry no `github_pr_api_url`, so they upload
`env.gitlabBranch`, i.e. their source branch. Neither is a regression-detection
change: pre-merge rows are excluded from history by the `b_is_post_merge: True`
filter. It does make every row's `s_branch` directly comparable to its build's
`build_info.txt`.
Existing rows are not backfilled here.
Deliberately out of scope, noted for follow-up: `is_post_merge` is still
inferred from a substring of `job_url`; `b_is_pr_job` is written but read
nowhere; and when `action_info.parents` is empty, `job_url`/`job_id` stay empty
with no fallback to `BUILD_URL`/`JOB_NAME`.
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Restores tests/unittest/others/test_perf_regression_branch.py, which the rewritten head had removed, so the GitHub PR, release, missing and malformed build_branch cases are exercised again. The module is loaded by file path with defs.trt_test_alternative and open_search_db_utils stubbed, so the case runs on a CPU-only host: importing defs.perf.perf_regression_utils normally would pull in defs/__init__.py's torch._inductor pre-import and the OpenSearch client, neither of which get_job_info reaches. Signed-off-by: chenfeiz0326 <203214996+chenfeiz0326@users.noreply.github.com>
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In `@tests/unittest/others/test_perf_regression_branch.py`:
- Around line 31-33: Apply Ruff formatting to the affected path-construction
statements in test_perf_regression_branch.py, ensuring the file matches the
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The pre-commit release check runs ruff-format on this path (ruff hooks are denylist-gated on legacy_files, so a new file is in scope; yapf/isort are allowlist-gated on common_files and are not). The file had been formatted to yapf's 79-column style instead, which ruff reverses. Signed-off-by: chenfeiz0326 <203214996+chenfeiz0326@users.noreply.github.com>
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A perf test case was identified by a wide tuple of its config values -- 27 fields for aggregated runs (s_gpu_type, s_runtime + 15 server + 10 client), up to 46 for disaggregated. Most of those fields are tunables: knobs like l_max_batch_size, s_kv_cache_dtype, s_spec_decoding_type, l_force_num_accepted_tokens, l_iterations and b_streaming are adjusted specifically to improve perf on the same test. Changing one forked the case into a brand-new identity with an empty baseline, so the tuning's effect -- the reason for the change -- became invisible, and the case had to accrue three fresh data points before it could be gated again. The remaining fields are fixed parameters (l_isl, l_osl, l_concurrency, s_model_name, l_gpus, l_tp/ep/pp/cp, l_gpus_per_node). Those never change for a given case and are already encoded in s_test_case_name, so keying on them adds nothing. Key on the test case name instead, plus the three things the name does not carry: s_gpu_type (the same case name runs on more than one GPU type), s_runtime (the same case name runs on both aggr_server and multi_node_aggr_server) and s_branch. Validated against the live 90-day index (11,418 documents): grouping by name yields zero groups in which any fixed parameter varies (0/123 aggr, 0/85 multi-node aggr, 0/110 disagg), so the coarsening never merges two different tests. It does merge 37 groups that the old key had split on a tunable -- every one of them on l_force_num_accepted_tokens. 35 of the 37 keep an unchanged regression band; 2 shift, which is the expected one-off transient as a rejoined case's rolling baseline re-settles. s_benchmark_mode is deliberately not a match key. It is null on every aggregated record, and on disaggregated records it exactly equals the test case name's prefix (3036/3036 documents), so it carries no information the name does not. Adding it would also break matching against records written before the field existed, since benchmark_data_matches treats None and "e2e" as different values. Pre-merge branch substitution: s_branch is now a match key, and history queries are restricted to b_is_post_merge documents. A pre-merge run records s_branch = "github-pr-<N>", which has no post-merge history, so matching on it would return nothing and turn every pre-merge regression check into a silent no-op. process_and_upload_test_results therefore resolves a baseline branch (PERF_BASELINE_BRANCH, default "main") and substitutes it into a lookup-only copy of the data before get_common_values -- which must come first, since it feeds the OpenSearch must clause and would otherwise filter the history away before matching runs. The uploaded documents keep their true s_branch. Callers that do not key on s_branch (module perf, visual gen) are untouched. This completes the branch half of NVIDIA#18127, which fixed s_branch derivation but noted that s_branch was still absent from match_keys, leaving release-branch points joining main's baseline. Two pre-existing issues are resolved as side effects: - The gen_only filter dropping the ctx/gen transceiver backend from the key compared against "gen_s_cache_transceiver_backend" while the prefixing helper produces "s_gen_cache_transceiver_backend", so it never matched and was dead code. It is deleted along with the block it lived in. - world_size is read by jenkins/scripts/perf/submit.py to size the Slurm allocation but never parsed into ServerConfig, so a 1-GPU and a 4-GPU variant of the same config shared one baseline. Their names differ, so keying on the name separates them. world_size is still unparsed and would matter again if anything keyed on l_gpus. match_mode: "scenario" becomes inert -- not forking a case when knobs drift is now the default for every case. The option is still parsed so existing yamls stay valid; removing it from the ~30 configs that set it is left as a follow-up to keep this change to one concern. Signed-off-by: chenfeiz0326 <203214996+chenfeiz0326@users.noreply.github.com>
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resolveBuildBranch(globalVars)as the shared branch resolver.globalVars["build_branch"].build_info.txtgeneration to use the resolved branch.get_job_info()to useglobalVars["build_branch"].github-pr-<N>.s_branchsource and format.Dev Engineer Review
build_info.txt, andget_job_info()use the same value.get_job_info().mainremains limited to branch resolution when no GitLab branch is available.L0_MergeRequest_PRCI pipeline requires review before another CI run.QA Engineer Review
tests/unittest/others/test_perf_regression_branch.py:test_release_branch_survives_a_main_folder_job_urltest_github_pr_branch_is_published_verbatimtest_gitlab_mr_source_branch_is_published_verbatimtest_main_branch_is_not_special_casedtest_unpublished_branch_is_empty_never_guessedtest_malformed_branch_is_empty_never_stringifiedtest_branch_is_not_recovered_from_the_job_urltest_unparsable_global_vars_does_not_raisetests/integration/defs/perf/perf_regression_utils.py.tests/integration/defs/perf/README_perf_regression_system.md.test-db/orqa/.Description
s_branchin the perf-sanity OpenSearch index is wrong for every row: it is always"main".get_job_info()(tests/integration/defs/perf/perf_regression_utils.py) derived it by scraping the Jenkins job URL:That segment is the Jenkins folder the job definition lives in, not the branch being built. Every build
jenkins/L0_MergeRequest.groovydrives lives in theLLM/mainfolder — including release-branch post-merge builds, which are selected byenv.gitlabBranch, not by a per-branch job folder. So the expression is a constant.Ground truth from the affected build's own artifact,
llm-artifacts/LLM/main/L0_PostMerge/2911/build_info.txt:while OpenSearch holds
s_branch="main"for that sames_commit.Why this is not cosmetic.
job_urlcontainsL0_PostMerge, so such a row getsb_is_post_merge=Trueand passes the only filter the history query applies (get_history_data), ands_branchis not inmatch_keys— so release-branch data points joinmain's baseline and history for the same case. Release-vs-main deltas then read as main regressions, and can equally mask real ones. Downstream, anything keyed ons_branchis also wrong: consumers that format bisect inputs as{s_branch}@{s_commit}emitmain@60ef710bfd08, a reference no branch contains.Fix
Resolve the branch once, in the pipeline, and publish it — rather than having consumers re-derive it from a URL that cannot express it.
resolveBuildBranch()becomes the single source of truth. It replaces the 4-line idiom that was duplicated verbatim at three sites (both Build-Docker-Images stages and Upload Build Info).globalVars["build_branch"]. This channel was chosen because it already reaches pytest on every stage type:globalVarsis serialized into every child job bylaunchJob, andglobalVarsis already in the SLURM--container-envallow-list inL0_Test.groovy. So this needs no new job parameter and no allow-list edit — either of which would have failed silently by dropping the value on one stage type.build_info.txtnow consumes the same published value, so it ands_branchcannot drift.get_job_info()readsglobalVars["build_branch"], with no fallback to the old regex: the regex cannot distinguish "no branch was published" from "the branch really is main", and a wrong branch is worse than an empty one for exactly the reason above.Not refactored on purpose: the fourth
env.gitlabBranchuse, in the OSS Compliance (PLC) stage, must stay a checkout-able git ref and must not become agithub-pr-<N>label.Behavior change to be aware of
Pre-merge rows now carry
s_branch="github-pr-<N>"instead of"main". That is the identifier the pipeline already uses for its image tags and writes intobuild_info.txt, so the row becomes directly comparable to its own build artifact. Pre-merge rows are excluded from history by theb_is_post_merge: Truefilter, so regression detection is unaffected.Existing rows are not backfilled here. They can be audited without credentials by comparing each row's
s_branchagainst{s_artifact_url}/build_info.txt.Deliberately out of scope
Noted here for follow-up rather than bundled in:
is_post_mergeis still inferred from a"PostMerge" in job_urlsubstring test.b_is_pr_jobis written to every document and read nowhere.action_info.parentsis empty,job_url/job_idstay empty with no fallback toBUILD_URL/JOB_NAME— which also emptiess_artifact_url.Test Coverage
No new automated test: the changed code is CI plumbing whose inputs (
env.gitlabBranch,globalVarspropagation throughlaunchJoband--container-env) only exist inside a Jenkins run, andget_job_info()has no existing unit-test harness.Verified statically instead:
s_branch. The only in-repo reader/writer isperf_regression_utils.pyitself;jenkins/scripts/pulse_in_pipeline_scanning/*also has ans_branchbut writes it to a different index from its own source, so it is unaffected.globalVarsis passed to child jobs bylaunchJob(which filters onlycached_changed_file_list) and is present in theenvVarNames--container-envallow-list injenkins/L0_Test.groovy, so the new key reaches pytest on both k8s and SLURM multi-node stages with no further change.branchTag = branch.replaceAll('/', '_')is unchanged.ruff format --diffandruff checkclean on the edited Python file.End-to-end confirmation is the next post-merge build on a release branch: its uploaded
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