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[TRTLLM-17054][refactor] Remove obsolete warmup paths and test-only runtime switches - #20253
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…nd Batch Squash of the kvcm2-sparse-attention-api branch, replayed onto main after reverting NVIDIA#19821. That PR is main's own lineage of sparse KV offload; this is ours, and the two cannot both be present. Sparse buffers are declared per buffer, so one layer may hold a sparse buffer beside a dense one and a pool group may mix the two. Their pages are host memory, device-mapped, and read through a per-request GPU cache arena rather than directly, so the device quota does not pay for them. Because a slot spans every pool of its group, a sparse pool's row count follows from the device-backed pools the quota does size -- which left it unbounded. KVCacheManagerConfig::hostSparsePoolQuota bounds it, taken by the allocator as a second budget over a disjoint set of the same pools rather than as a clamp applied afterwards, so a group bound by one budget releases what it does not use of the other. The division itself is driven by all-bytes demand: each group's demand at a spending level is what its share of that level buys of its own all-bytes cost per slot, bisected against both budgets, with a bounded greedy finish spending the integral remainder on whichever group sits lowest in A(pg,n)/r. Feeding the allocator the normalised all-bytes ratio of its own output returns the same slot counts, which is what stops _needAdjustment re-firing on an unchanged profile. Batch holds the per-step page table: members are seated in rows, their page indices written directly into one pinned staging block that publish() uploads once. move() relocates a member between rows without ending membership, so the arena lease and its residency survive, and operator[] reads a row back. The staging rows are read-only from outside, and a debug check at KvCache::updateBasePageIndex -- where every page lock and unlock writes -- catches a mutation racing a publish still reading them. Conflicts with main were resolved keeping both sides' intent: NVIDIA#19727's optional reuse groups and private-slot bookkeeping, NVIDIA#20086's retention binding and AttnLifeCycle's isSparse/reusePolicy, main's tierCommitUnit and max-quota rejection, and its removal of the obsolete warmup paths (NVIDIA#20253). Pool groups are now keyed on reuse policy together with per-pool sparsity. Staging buffers take main's StaticHostMem, which suits an allocate-once buffer better than HostMem's fill worker and per-unit registration. Builds clean and deploys. Validated on an H100: the KVCM2 suite is green (321 tests), the decoder warmup suite is green (110 tests), and the KVCM2/sparse integration suite shows no regression against this host's pre-existing failures. Replaying the branch onto main's refactors needed six repairs that neither the textual merge nor lint could surface: - The MLA generation RoPE path: main extracted _mla_rope_generation_impl and inlined the page-table arguments, which a latent write target has to override. They are parameters again. - Decode-only warmup: main moved model_engine.py's warmup into DecoderWarmup and DecoderCudaGraphs, so the four hooks this branch had there were lost. They are back in the new homes, and the autotuner one now routes through main's own generation_only rather than reintroducing a second flag. - HostSlotPool gained a vmSize and backing options upstream. Sparse pools in a GpuPoolGroup pass them, and that group now waits for the fill at allocation, the way HostPoolGroup does, instead of forcing a synchronous fill. - storageManager.cpp lost a closing brace in the merge, nesting five definitions inside computeSlotCountForLevel. - The NVIDIA#19821 revert took three nanobind bindings with it that belong to NVIDIA#20086 (get_page_priorities, prefetch_reuse) rather than to NVIDIA#19821. Restored. - NVIDIA#20086 also left one assertion against NVIDIA#19821's get_page_storage_snapshot; it now reads page placement through _introspection, which this lineage keeps. Signed-off-by: Yao Yao <lowsfer@users.noreply.github.com>
Main split DecoderRunner by phase (NVIDIA#20134): warmup moved to decoder/warmup.py (DecoderWarmup) and CUDA graph capture to decoder/graphs.py (DecoderCudaGraphs). The PR's warmup changes move with them: - DecoderWarmup._warmup_scheduled starts the sampling-module and MXFP8 FlashInfer helpers, calls before_warmup_forwards_callable after the pre-JIT prewarms, and joins the helpers before CUDA graph capture (_warmup_scheduled_forwards, _join_sampling_module_build). DecoderRunner.before_warmup_forwards_callable forwards to it. - _tunes_flashinfer_mxfp8 / flashinfer_mxfp8_pass_selected move to DecoderWarmup; DecoderRunner.flashinfer_mxfp8_pass_selected keeps its classmethod signature for jit_prefetch.tunes_flashinfer_mxfp8_at_load, passing the runner class's _context_warmups_supported. The MXFP8 helper starts only with compile ahead on. - The DSA paged_mqa_logits_metadata skip, the context-only gen FMHA grid skip (through main's trtllm_gen_jit_warmup argument) and the Mamba tune-ahead pass selection move to DecoderWarmup. - The once-per-shape FlashInfer MXFP8 decode-graph tuning moves to DecoderCudaGraphs. - Main restores the DSv4 indexer-Q CuTe DSL prewarm with a working import path (NVIDIA#20253); it is kept. Other conflicts: - glm_kpool/backend.py: main adds the native FP8 TRTLLM-GEN decode path; the BF16 branch keeps native_decode_geometry, which jit_prefetch's fmha_gen planner shares. - test_distributed_warmup_oom.py: the Mamba tune-ahead test runs on main's DecoderWarmup fixture. Main moved the CuTe DSL kernels out of _torch/cute_dsl_kernels (NVIDIA#19275); jit_prefetch_cute_dsl.py imports them from _torch/kernels and _torch/attention/kernels. The PR's runner tests now target DecoderWarmup and DecoderCudaGraphs. Signed-off-by: chenfeiz0326 <203214996+chenfeiz0326@users.noreply.github.com>
…_schedule_skip add_dummy_requests() lost prepare_resource in NVIDIA#20253 and now always allocates the KV cache eagerly, so the fixture failed during setup with a TypeError on every GPU stage. Signed-off-by: Iman Tabrizian <10105175+tabrizian@users.noreply.github.com>
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The decoder now captures only graph shapes reachable through the dynamic-draft replay schedule. The change removes
original_max_draft_lenand removesprepare_resourcefrom dummy-request APIs and their callers. Dummy-request setup now prepares KV and draft-cache resources, Mamba state indices, and Rocket KT-cache tokens without the former switch.Verify cleanup after partial allocation failures and resource release. GPU tests should confirm replay behavior and CUDA workspace stability. The PR objectives state that public LLM configuration and the C++ ABI are unchanged.
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The PR modifies 21 test-code files. It adds
test_dynamic_warmup_graphs_match_replay_schedule, which checks four dynamic-draft schedules, and updates warmup, cache-setup, and model CUDA-graph tests. Coverage includes replay-reachable graph shapes, context-only warmup phases and bounds, allocation failure behavior, and typedKeyTypecapture/replay keys.No test-list files changed. The requested-name search found no matching entries in
tests/integration/test_lists/. The author reports pre-commit, Python compilation, Ruff checks,git diff --check, and isolated checks. Full pytest and GPU execution were not run locally. Reported CI results include successful PR_Github jobs, failed L0_MergeRequest_PR pipelines, and one unstable pipeline. Coverage verdict: needs follow-up.Per-File QA Perspective
Source files
tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention/backends/sparse/rocket/cache_manager.py— Dummy requests now allocate KT-cache tokens withoutprepare_resource. Verify allocation and failure behavior.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/cuda_graph_runner.py— Removesoriginal_max_draft_lenand legacy tuple-key conversion. Verify callers passKeyType.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/engine/runners/decoder/runner.py— Removes the extra maximum-batch/draft graph. Verify scheduled shapes cover replay and preserve workspace stability.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py— Dummy requests always prepare target and draft cache resources. Verify cleanup after partial allocation failure.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/mamba_cache_manager.py— Removesprepare_resourceforwarding and sets up state indices for returned dummy requests. Verify context and generation warmups.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/py_executor.py— Removes the obsolete argument from attention-DP dummy-request calls. Verify allocation and release behavior.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/resource_manager.py— Dummy sequences and draft tokens are registered and reserved unconditionally. Verify generation, draft, and failure paths.Test-code files
tests/microbenchmarks/attention_perf/attention_perf_harness.py— Updates DSA dummy-request setup. Verify the benchmark still allocates required cache resources.tests/unittest/_torch/attention/sparse/dsa/test_dsa_indexer.py— Updates DSA cache setup across indexer, scatter, paged-cache, chunked-prefill, decode, and replay cases. Verify each case receives initialized resources.tests/unittest/_torch/attention/sparse/dsa/test_short_seq_mha.py— Removes the obsolete argument from cache setup. Verify short-sequence attention receives required resources.tests/unittest/_torch/attention/sparse/test_sparse_mla_forward.py— Updates context and generation cache setup. Verify both paths allocate the expected resources.tests/unittest/_torch/attention/sparse/rocketkv/test_cache_manager.py— Adds generation and non-generation checks for zero free blocks. Verify the method returnsNonewithout adding KT-cache tokens.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_block_offset_overlap_race.py— Updates dummy-request setup in block-width and overlap-race cases. Verify allocation changes do not affect race behavior.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_context_only_warmup.py— Uses CPU stand-ins to exercise allocation control flow, warmup phases, and bounds. No matching integration test-list entry was found.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_pytorch_model_engine_warmup.py— Adds a four-schedule graph-set regression test. It checks replay-reachable shapes, but not CUDA workspace stability or GPU replay. No matching integration test-list entry was found.tests/unittest/_torch/helpers.py— Updates the mock graph-runner config constructor. Verify other helpers use the current config shape.tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_exaone_moe.py— Replaces a tuple graph key withKeyType. Verify typed-key capture and replay.tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_llama.py— Replaces a tuple graph key withKeyType. Verify capture and replay use the same key.tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_llama_min_latency.py— Replaces a tuple graph key withKeyType. Verify capture and replay use the same key.tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_mistral.py— Replaces a tuple graph key withKeyType. Verify typed-key capture and replay.tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_mixtral.py— Replaces a tuple graph key withKeyType. Verify typed-key graph lookup.tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_mllama.py— Replaces a tuple graph key withKeyType. Verify capture and replay use the same key.tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_multimodal.py— Replaces a tuple graph key withKeyType. Verify typed-key graph lookup.tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_nemotron.py— Replaces a tuple graph key withKeyType. Verify capture and replay use the same key.tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_qwen3vl.py— Replaces a tuple graph key withKeyType. Verify typed-key graph lookup.tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_qwen3vl_moe.py— Replaces a tuple graph key withKeyType. Verify capture and replay use the same key.tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_mamba_transfer.py— Removes the obsolete argument from attention-DP dummy setup. Verify the transfer test receives initialized dummy resources.The changed test-code files are unit tests or a microbenchmark, not integration tests. No matching integration test-list entries were found for the named warmup and capture/replay tests.
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Warmup still captures an extra maximum-batch/maximum-draft graph that the dynamic draft-length replay schedule cannot select. The current two-pass startup already warms every scheduled shape before capturing any graph, so remove the obsolete workspace-sizing workaround and the unread
CUDAGraphRunnerConfig.original_max_draft_lenfield.Remove the internal
add_dummy_requests(prepare_resource=...)switch: production callers always enable resource preparation, while its only disabled caller is a CPU warmup test. Keep that test's assertions and mock the GPU cache objects in its fixture instead. Update the V1/V2, Mamba and Rocket implementations and callers together.Replace legacy tuple keys in ten model tests with
KeyTypeand remove the corresponding capture/replay conversion. These are internal executor interfaces; no public LLM configuration or C++ ABI changes are included.Test Coverage
tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_pytorch_model_engine_warmup.py::test_dynamic_warmup_graphs_match_replay_schedule(four schedules). Checks captured shapes against runtime replay selection; the executor directory is covered byl0_cpu.yml.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_context_only_warmup.py, using CPU cache stand-ins.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_cuda_graph_capture_replay.py; model graph tests now use the runtime key type.git diff --check.prepare_resource=TrueAST; 100 CPU-stand-in allocation/failure-cleanup scenarios match the base; all ten migrated keys preserve their defaults; the four schedule checks pass (two fail on the base due to the extra graph).torch, and its pytest launcher fails on missingpygments. Isolated checks do not validate CUDA workspace stability or GPU replay.PR Checklist
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