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track and return solve time for VRP solves in the gRPC server to support proxy server parity with legacy - #1985
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Routing solutions already have a runtime on assignment_t; expose it on the proto and CPU solution so the HTTP envelope can report total_solve_time. Signed-off-by: Trevor McKay <tmgithub1@gmail.com>
To maintain parity with the legacy http server, the solve time returned in the response should be a real number instead of zero. Track it in gRPC and return it in the Solution.
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cpp/include/cuopt/routing/cpu_routing_problem.hpp (1)
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solve_timeas seconds in both response declarations.
run_vrp_solvestoresduration<double>::count()in the protobuf field, and the mapper copies that value intocpu_routing_solution_t. Neither declaration states the unit, so the response contract is ambiguous.Suggested documentation
- double solve_time = 0.0; + /** Solve duration in seconds. */ + double solve_time = 0.0;- double solve_time = 23; + // Solve duration in seconds. + double solve_time = 23;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@cpp/include/cuopt/routing/cpu_routing_problem.hpp`:
- Line 158: Document `solve_time` as a duration in seconds in both response
declarations: the protobuf field populated by `run_vrp_solve` and the
`cpu_routing_solution_t` member populated by the mapper. Use a concise comment
at each declaration so both response contracts state the same unit.
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Good fix, and a good mid-PR self-correction: commit 1's pb->set_solve_time(assignment.get_runtime()) would not actually have fixed the reported bug -- assignment_t::get_runtime() just returns the timer member on assignment_t (assignment.hpp), which I couldn't find set anywhere in cpp/src/routing/; it's dead, always-zero. Commit 2 correctly replaces it with real wall-clock timing around cuopt::routing::solve() in grpc_worker.cpp, the one and only call site of map_routing_solution_to_proto. Verified the deserialize side (map_proto_to_routing_solution) still reads pb.solve_time() correctly since only the serialize side moved. One non-blocking nit below.
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Have a non blocking review, rest looks good.
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The proxy server returns a value for solve time for VRP solves, but it is always zero. Time the solve() call in the gRPC server and return the value to the proxy server in the Solution object from gRPC so it is a real number.