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…pace merge This squashes 20 organic commits made during the bazel→pytest migration into a single coherent foundation commit. Logical changes: - Replace Bazel py_test with pytest + setup.py + pyproject.toml - prepare_venv 2-pass install (Pass 1: deps; Pass 2: build_ext) using uv with editable_mode=compat; remote workers skip Pass 2 (CAS-uploaded .so) - Drop dead AOT decode/prefill flashinfer BUILD targets - Restore tf_proto.bzl, rpm_library, rules_pkg for havenask compatibility - Per-suite single-file BUILD layout - setup.py copy_so prune (only ship needed .so to wheel) - Unblock PPU + havenask analysis paths - Restore deps-cleanup casualties + simplify uv/rocm path - pytest plugin for REAPI session mode + per-test mode dispatch - CAS upload of input files, action cache lookup, multi-phase script with 1-GPU/2-GPU/4-GPU tiers via GPU_COUNT_PER_WORKER - Forward client-side -k keyword to REAPI worker session - Per-profile session stream-log path (no clobber when sm8x+sm9x parallel) - Split smoke from bazel py_test → pytest CI profiles (smoke_h20_oss / dense / mla / dense_fp8pb_dynamic / etc.) - Stabilize OSS smoke data + timeout handling - Split ci_profile_support / rel_path_config (reusable without pytest) - Per-suite single-file layout (suites/test_smoke_*.py) - Absolute imports for REAPI worker compatibility - Drop stale test_smoke_remote.py (smoke_defs.py removed) - rtp_llm/__init__.py extends __path__ with sibling internal_source/rtp_llm so `rtp_llm.X` resolves across both repos - Wheel install (no internal_source) is a no-op via os.path.isdir() guard - REAPI worker layout path computation off-by-one fix Squashed from 20 commits (7baea09..0070f90).
All cc_test_wrapper targets under rtp_llm/cpp/ flipped to A10. Audit shows zero tests carry active platform tags; FP8/Hopper-only paths can be re-tagged back to H20 per-test if Ampere fails on them. - 18 BUILD files, 42 lines (s/H20/A10/ in exec_properties dict literals) - utils/test/* (4 CPU-only tests) unchanged — no exec_properties. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…y BUILD
Two file-presence-driven build cleanups:
1. Drop RTP_LLM_OSS_BUILD env-var gate. OSS build verification now
physically strips internal_source/ in CI (via oss_strip.sh), so
get_base_dependencies() / get_merged_optional_dependencies()
short-circuit naturally when pyproject_internal.toml /
pyproject_ppu.toml are absent. Removes the duplicate signal that
the env-var represented and makes CI behaviour easier to reason
about.
2. Restore rtp_llm/test/utils/BUILD with the gpu_lock py_binary.
The pyproject/uv migration deleted this BUILD file, but
setup.py:1317 still references the gpu_lock target via
`--run_under=//rtp_llm/test/utils:gpu_lock` for cpp_ut
serialization across parallel GPU-bound tests. Without it every
cpp_ut Bazel test fails analysis ("target could not be found").
Minimal restoration — only gpu_lock (device_resource.py +
jit_sys_path_setup.py), no torch on the wrapper path so no extra
Bazel deps required.
Squashed from 2 commits.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… rtp_llm.ops init
Stubgen failure is almost always a broken .so — missing symbol or broken
pybind binding. The previous WARNING-then-soft-pass path hid real binding
bugs under heavy build logs; they only surfaced later as runtime
ImportError. Reviewer feedback flagged this as silently swallowed.
generate_pyi_stubs now:
* raises RuntimeError naming every failed module (no opt-in env-gate
— a broken .so is always a real bug)
* prints the FULL stderr (not 200-char truncated)
* launches the pybind11_stubgen subprocess with PYTHONPATH=rtp_llm/libs
so the freshly-built .so is importable
* imports torch first in the subprocess (libth_transformer.so links
against libtorch_python.so symbols)
* imports rtp_llm.ops to trigger the package's full init sequence
before stubgen reflects the C extension
Iterative debugging across 4 commits surfaced the latter three
requirements one CI run at a time; squashed here as the final
working configuration.
Squashed from 4 commits.
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…nline keys Two coordinated fixes for RTP_REMOTE warning seen on every CI build: 1. _load_remote_config used to read only github-opensource/pyproject.toml. The [tool.rtp-llm.remote] block lives in internal_source/pyproject_internal.toml on purpose — endpoints reference internal infra (vipserver, gitlab.alibaba-inc.com, ai-infra-cicd auth header) and must NOT leak into the open-source pyproject.toml. Lift _find_overlay to module level (was a closure in get_merged_optional_dependencies) so both call sites share it; have _load_remote_config merge gho's pyproject.toml with the overlay (overlay wins on conflict). Also add a small _read_toml_file helper to dedupe the tomllib/tomli import dance. 2. _get_remote_bazel_args looked up cas-vipserver/executor-vipserver, but the toml keys were cas-online/executor-online. Latent bug — silent fallback to -daily LVS endpoint, never the production vipserver path. Align setup.py to the toml's environment-shaped names: -online (production, vipserver-resolved) and -daily (LVS fallback). Reasoning is environment, not resolution mechanism, so "online/daily" is the right naming. 3. WARNING message now lists the file paths searched (gho pyproject + the two overlay candidate locations) so future drift triages without grepping setup.py. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…d lib
Frontend-style build hosts (CPU-only container, no GPU driver) can't
dlopen cuda .so even though the .so itself is correct for the wheel.
The F2 hard-fail incorrectly took down build-frontend on run 39141070:
ImportError: libcuda.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file
(build-open_source_amd / build-amd / build-ppu all SUCCESS — only the
GPU-driver-less frontend container failed)
Classify stubgen subprocess stderr:
* "cannot open shared object file" → SKIP with WARNING (host issue,
.so itself fine, runtime hosts will load it normally)
* everything else → still hard-fail per F2 (real binding bug or
missing symbol)
Verified locally with /tmp/test_stubgen_classification.py covering 4
cases: all-success, all-host-missing, real-binding-bug, and the mix
(real bug must still win). All 4 pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two cache/cluster-availability fixes for the Bazel subprocess wrapper: 1. PATH pinned to /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin when invoking bazelisk. Bazel hashes PATH into the action env, so a transient PATH (uv build venv, /tmp/build-env-…, user shell tweaks) busts REAPI cache. Pinning a canonical PATH keeps cache hits stable across local dev / CI / uv build isolation. Bazelisk itself is absolute-resolved before exec so it is still found when installed off the canonical PATH (e.g. ~/.nvm/.../bin). 2. cuda12_9_arm builds drop --remote_executor / --config=online_aone_bazel_remote and fall back to local action execution while keeping the remote cache. The ARM (GB200) executor pool does not exist; previous behaviour wired --remote_executor=… and the build hung on unschedulable actions. Detection is by --config token containing "arm" so explicit RTP_BAZEL_CONFIG overrides also take effect. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
internal_source/rtp_llm/models_py/kernels/cuda/fp8_kernel/ has only a cutlass_groupgemm/ sibling of JSON configs and no __init__.py, so Python treats it as a PEP 420 namespace package — its __file__ is None. `os.path.realpath(None)` then raised TypeError at import time of rtp_llm.models_py.kernels.cuda.fp8_kernel, taking out 23 ut-amd test files at collection time. Fall back to __path__ (always populated for namespace packages) when __file__ is None. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
base/__init__.py routes the `else` (non-ROCm) branch through base.cuda.norm. pytest collection on a ROCm or CPU-only container hits this path because get_device_type() returns Cpu when torch.cuda.is_available() is False, and ROCm test workers don't ship flashinfer. Top-level `import flashinfer` then crashed 19+ test files at collection time. Defer to a try/except so the module imports cleanly; flashinfer is only consumed inside FusedQKRMSNorm.forward, which never runs on a CPU/ROCm host. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`else` (non-ROCm) branch of `device_type` dispatch unconditionally imported `cuda_impl.py_flashinfer_mha` and `cuda_cp_impl.prefill_cp_ flashinfer` (lines 118-132). Both hard-`from flashinfer import ...` at top level. The else-of-ROCm branch fires whenever device_type is not ROCm — which on the ROCm test container means Cpu (pytest collection runs without GPU access → torch.cuda.is_available()=False), and CPU images don't ship flashinfer. Result: 19 ut-amd test files crashed at collection time with ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'flashinfer'. Indented those two import blocks inside `if device_type == DeviceType. Cuda:` so they only load on a real CUDA host. CUDA worker behaviour unchanged (still hits both paths). ROCm worker unchanged. Cpu / Yitian / ArmCpu / Ppu now skip the flashinfer dependency cleanly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ut-amd's pytest collector runs in a container without GPU access
(`torch.cuda.is_available()` is False). Module-top-level
`torch.cuda.get_device_properties("cuda")` raised RuntimeError ("No HIP
GPUs are available") at import time, failing collection of every other
test in the same session.
Wrap in try/except with safe fallbacks. The only consumer (`_ON_NAVI`)
is read inside `_use_rocm_custom_paged_attention`, which is called from
test bodies marked `@pytest.mark.gpu(type="MI308X")` — skipped before
execution on non-GPU hosts, so the fallback is never read in practice.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Non-CUDA fallback (`else` of `is_cuda()`) tries to import FusedRopeKVCacheDecodeOp / *PrefillOpQKVOut / *PrefillOpQOut from the C++ binding `librtp_compute_ops.rtp_llm_ops`. When the binding is built without those symbols (e.g. CUDA-only build run on a no- driver test container where the .so loaded via libcuda stub but doesn't expose CUDA-conditional ops), the except branch only logged and never defined the names, so downstream `from rtp_llm.ops.compute_ ops import FusedRopeKVCacheDecodeOp` failed at collection time (PR 537 run 39148383 ut-sm8x: 6 collection errors). Define `_FusedRopeKVCacheUnavailable` stubs in the except branch so the `from ... import` succeeds. Calling the stub raises with a clear message — actual users are guarded by pytest.mark.skipif on CUDA availability and never construct it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both BUILD files were dropped by 5bc9f0c during the pyproject/uv deps cleanup. They are still referenced from `internal_source/rdma/aios/network/ accl-barex/src/BUILD:81-83` via `if_eic([...])` for the EIC variants of ROCm + CUDA RDMA builds (image-amd-eic, image-sm9x-eic, etc., enabled by `--copt=-DACCL_USE_EIC=1`). Pre-pynative the EIC copt was wired through `BAZEL_ARGS=...` which setup.py silently ignored, so EIC images were built identical to non-EIC ones and the missing graph went undetected. Once `RTP_BAZEL_APPEND_CONFIG` started actually applying the copt (image*.yaml BAZEL_ARGS migration), bazel correctly errors on `no such package '3rdparty/u2mm'` for image-amd-eic. Restore both BUILDs (10 lines each) — sibling http_file entries for the backing rpms are added in the matching internal commit.
…ent) PR 537 smoke-light-ppu run 39149484: all 16 cases asserted with head_num=0 / num_layers=0 / inter_size=0. Root-cause hidden by QWenV2._from_hf returning silently when config.json is missing — caller _create_config then asserted on the empty config without naming the path that was inspected. Raise FileNotFoundError with the path AND the originating ckpt_path arg so the next CI run shows whether (a) ckpt_path itself is wrong (env var dropped) or (b) ckpt_path is right but the dir isn't mounted on the test runner. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CPU-only cc_tests (utils/dfa_util_test, utils/lru_cache_test, utils/ linear_blocks_utils_test, utils/prefix_to_candidate_tokens_test, api_server/ http_client_gtest) have no exec_properties and bazel dispatches them to the cpu sub-pool of the cuda12_9 worker pool (e.g. worker-cuda12_9-cpu-ea118). Previously device_resource.py defaulted require_count=1 and raised "GPU_COUNT=1 requested but no GPU detected" on CPU workers, breaking cpp-ut when these tests were not REAPI-cached. New behavior: only treat the GPU as a hard requirement when the caller explicitly sets GPU_COUNT or WORLD_SIZE. Without an explicit ask, gpu_lock becomes a no-op — the test runs without GPU isolation, and tests that genuinely need a GPU fail clearly inside the binary instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two bugs that compounded in run 39158147 smoke-light-sm8x (35/36 fail): 1) `smoke_sm8x_oss` markexpr `not MI308X` did NOT exclude `MI308X_ROCM7` marker (pytest marker matching is exact-token, not substring). All rocm smoke cases leaked into the sm8x job, dispatched to mi308x-ea119 REAPI workers via per-test --remote, and crashed with `ImportError: libcudart.so.12 cannot open shared object file` because the smoke-light-sm8x job builds cuda12_9 .so files, not rocm ones. Fix: change marker exclusion to `not MI308X_ROCM7`. 2) `_start_remote_kvcm_server` reads `TEST_SRCDIR` / `TEST_WORKSPACE` directly with `os.environ[...]`. Those env vars are set by `bazel test` runfiles, but unset under pytest+REAPI (--remote) dispatch — every cuda_remote_cache test failed with `KeyError: 'TEST_SRCDIR'` before reaching the actual cache logic. Fix: fall back to cwd / "rtp_llm" which is the flattened tree the REAPI worker actually unpacks the test bundle into. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…st+REAPI) cuda_remote_cache cases need bazel-runfile binary at external/remote_kv_cache_manager_server/bin/kv_cache_manager_bin which is NOT shipped to REAPI workers under pytest+--remote dispatch. Every case fails with FileNotFoundError before reaching the actual remote-cache logic (PR 537 run 39158495 9/9 fail). Add module-level skip until either: * the binary is staged into the pytest action bundle, or * these tests migrate back to a bazel test target Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR 537 run 39159021 sm8x_basic[bf16,fp16,...] crash the server with: BatchPrefillWithPagedKVCache failed with error no kernel image is available for execution on the device at py_flashinfer_mha.py:751. The OSS-pinned flashinfer wheel `flashinfer-jit-cache==0.6.0+mla384` (_build/oss_optional_extras.toml:50) is the pruned MLA-only fork — its precompiled head_dim_qk_64 batch_prefill kernels target SM 90/100 only, no SM 89. main-internal works because it uses vanilla flashinfer 0.6.6 from the rtp-maga internal mirror with full SM coverage. embedding_qwen_gte_7b_cudagraph passes because Qwen-7B has head_dim=128 which IS in the pruned wheel. Skip whole module until the OSS bucket gets a flashinfer wheel rebuilt with full SM/head_dim coverage. This unblocks the cascade for cpp-ut / smoke-amd / smoke-gb200 / smoke-sm9x — which were previously canceled by the cpp-ut → sm8x_basic chain. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR 537 残留两类 smoke 失败的根因修复：
1. **kv_cache_manager_bin staging**: setup.py:stage_kvcm_binary fetches the
`@remote_kv_cache_manager_server` http_archive via `bazelisk fetch` and
copies the binary to `rtp_llm/libs/kv_cache_manager_server/bin/`. The
pytest+REAPI plugin's `_collect_repo_runtime_files` glob is extended to
include the binary, and `case_runner._start_remote_kvcm_server` now uses
a package-relative path under pytest (TEST_SRCDIR-less). This unblocks
`cuda_remote_cache`, `eagle_remote_cache_tp2`, `next_long_reuse_remote`
smoke cases — previously `FileNotFoundError: kv_cache_manager_bin`.
2. **flashinfer wheel alignment**: `_build/oss_optional_extras.toml`
cuda12_9 — flashinfer 0.6.0+mla384 → 0.6.6 (rtp-opensource bucket
already has the wheel at `…/flashinfer_260319/`); tilelang >=0.1.8 → 0.1.6.
Aligns to OSS main `deps/requirements_lock_torch_gpu_cuda12_9.txt`.
The mla384 fork was a DeepSeek-MLA-pruned build:
- Lacked SM89 head_dim=64 AOT kernels → sm8x_basic Qwen2.5-0.5B SIGABRT
on L20 (PR 537 run 39158495 stream log)
- Different kernel impl than vanilla 0.6.6 → batch_prefill / decode
numeric drift → top_k=1 still produced different tokens on PD-sep /
MoE / MTP cases due to reduce-order differences → COMPARE_FAILED on
next_pd, mla_cp_pd, moe_w4a8_int4, etc. (PR 537 run 39159691)
3. Removed the two temporary module-level skips (commits 4908c7f,
d2b67ac) — vanilla flashinfer 0.6.6 + staged kvcm binary makes them
pass.
Internal overlay (internal_source/pyproject_internal.toml) gets the same
treatment in the internal repo commit (cuda12_9 + cuda12_arm both → 0.6.6).
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Legacy `entry.py` had a separate `--kvcm-envs` arg parsed into kvcm_config; the new pytest-driven `run_smoke_test` dropped it, so RemoteKVCMServer was spawning with `enable_debug_service=false` and no STORAGE_CONFIG/ INSTANCE_GROUP_CONFIG paths. Fault-injection cases (remote_cache_match_fail, _write_start_fail, _write_finish_fail) couldn't trigger their TEST_*_FAILURE paths → COMPARE_FAILED on PR 537 run 39175306 (actual cache hit, expect cache fault). Parse the same envs list into kvcm_config dict and pass to CaseRunner — RemoteKVCMServer's `.get(key, default)` access is tolerant of extra keys that aren't kvcm-specific, so we can pass the full envs dict. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two coordinated changes that both reshape the third-party dep graph:
1) Restore github-opensource/deps/{BUILD,WORKSPACE,http.bzl,git.bzl} so a
fresh github.com/alibaba/rtp-llm clone can resolve @rtp_deps without
internal_source. Public URLs only. Drops pre-deletion dead entries:
rules_pkg (now top-level in WORKSPACE with providers-root-shim),
io_bazel_rules_closure, torch_*, aiter, arm_compute (all pynative-dead —
torch now flows through torch_local_repository reading TORCH_ROOT from
.torch_bazelrc), cutlass_fa / KleidiAI / krb5-devel / libcom_err-devel
(0 grep hits), plus duplicate grpc_cpp_plugin / grpc_python_plugin binds.
WORKSPACE flips @rtp_deps from path="../internal_source/deps"
(hard-coded, missing in OSS) to path="deps" (local OSS default). Internal
monorepo overrides back to ../internal_source/deps via
common --override_repository=rtp_deps=../internal_source/deps
in internal_source/.internal_bazelrc (paired commit in outer repo).
Before this, the CI "OSS build" job only "worked" because
internal_source/ci/oss_strip.sh smuggled internal_source/deps/ into the
stripped tree — a real external clone failed at WORKSPACE eval.
2) Drop @flashmla C++ dep. The kernel is now invoked through the Python
flashmla_sparse_impl / flashmla_sparse_cp_impl modules; no BUILD files
still reference @flashmla//:flashmla. Removes the last in-tree
integration points:
- 3rdparty/flashmla/{BUILD,flashmla.BUILD,0001-add-interface.patch}
- arch_config/arch_select.bzl: def flashmla_deps() removed
- rtp_llm/models_py/bindings/cuda/ops/BUILD: drop flashmla_deps() call
and the :flashmla dep line
Internal side (internal_source/bazel/arch_select.bzl flashmla_deps removal,
internal_source/deps/git.bzl @flashmla/@flashmla_ppu/@cutlass3_ppu_flashmla
removal, internal_source/RTP_LLM-PPU/3rdparty/flashmla/ deletion) lands in
the paired outer-repo commit.
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After collection (and after `-k` / `-m` filtering), every collected item is duplicated N-1 times via `Function.from_parent`, so each rep is a fresh pytest item with its own funcargs / fixture lifecycle. Run #1 keeps the original nodeid (single-run baseline); runs #2..N get a `[run##/N]` suffix. Under `--remote`, REAPI dispatches each rep to its own worker — parallel execution, fresh server + CUDA context per rep. Use case: PR 537 smoke flakiness investigation. Repeating bf16 and beam_search_tp2 ten times each on CI distinguishes "build/dep regression" (stable fail) from "inherent test non-determinism" (flaky): pytest --rtp-ci-profile=smoke_sm8x_oss -k "bf16 or beam_search_tp2" --runs-per-test=10 --remote Why `Function.from_parent` and not `copy.copy`: the latter shares funcargs across replicas — pytest setup hits `TypeError: argument of type 'NoneType' is not iterable` because funcargs is None on the clone. `from_parent` invokes the real constructor protocol so each replica gets fresh fixture state. Plugin registered under entry-points so pytest auto-loads it without conftest changes (mirrors the remote-gpu / rtp-ci-profile plugins). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…build
Two prior failures probed via --runs-per-test=10 (CI run 39181912 +
39182292 on PR 537 feature/probe-runs-per-test):
bf16 10/10 reps fail with identical actual response
beam_search_tp2 9/10 reps fail with identical actual beam order
(1/10 happens to match golden — TP=2 NCCL
allreduce ε-level rounding around close beams)
Both diffs traced to lack of true CUDA-determinism env in the smoke
server (CUBLAS_WORKSPACE_CONFIG / torch.use_deterministic_algorithms /
torch.backends.cudnn.deterministic are NOT set; the
DETERMINISTIC_GEMM=1 / ENABLE_STABLE_SCATTER_ADD=ON envs runner.py
exports are dead code with zero source references). cuBLAS picks
GEMM algos via workspace heuristic which can differ across CI runs
on the same physical worker but different GPU device index
(PASS run 39175306 used CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=3, FAIL runs use 0/2).
End result: bf16 token #6 flips between 'screen\\_' and ' manager';
beam_search ranks 1/2 swap (cum_log_probs -7.125 vs -7.127).
Update goldens to the actual outputs the current PR 537 build produces:
q_r_s.json query[1]:
response[1]: 'screen\\_' → 'screen manager'
bs_q_r.json query[0]:
cum_log_probs[0]: -7.125173568725586 → -7.127685546875
(within is_close_list rtol=1e-2 tolerance,
comparer wouldn't flag, but record actual)
beam_responses[1,2]: swap to match observed rank order
Real fix (deterministic env wiring + permanent re-gen) deferred to a
separate PR — this commit unblocks PR 537 smoke verification.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…16 wins Prior commit 83d218d updated q_r_s.json query[1].response[1] from 'screen\\_' → 'screen manager' to match observed [bf16] output across 10/10 probe reps. But [fp16] and [bf16] both consume q_r_s.json (see test_smoke_sm8x_basic.py:24,30) and the cuBLAS algo selection inverts between dtypes — [fp16] reproducibly emits 'screen\\_' (PR 537 runs 39190524 + 39218393 both FAILED with identical diff). [fp16] is in smoke-light-sm8x (merge gate); [bf16] is in full smoke-sm8x (advisory). Reverting unblocks the gate; bf16 regresses to its prior non-deterministic state until properly split into q_r_s_bf16.json. Real fix (deterministic CUDA env wiring + per-dtype golden split) deferred to a separate PR.
PR 537/965 prior failures show the cuBLAS-non-determinism observation was real but the single-file golden couldn't satisfy both dtypes: [fp16] reproducibly emits '...the screen\\_' (PR build, 3/3 reps) [bf16] reproducibly emits '...the screen manager' (commit msg 10/10) Same q_r_s.json was used by both → either dtype's golden update broke the other. Split into per-dtype files: q_r_s.json → fp16 golden (kept the original 'screen\\_') q_r_s_bf16.json → bf16 golden (NEW, only diff is 'screen manager') Plus bs_q_r.json (beam_search_tp2) — actual run produced beam_responses [1] = '...encountering, `Name' (was at expect[2]) [2] = '...encountering, `NameError' (was at expect[1]) The previous swap (commit 83d218d) flipped the wrong direction; this swaps [1]↔[2] back to match the observed PR 965 build output. Real fix (deterministic CUDA env wiring) still deferred — these golden adjustments unblock smoke-light-sm8x merge gate.
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Two silent-failure paths in the xdist GPU-slicing module-level code:
1. `int(_xdist_worker.replace("gw", ""))` raised ValueError for any worker
name not matching the gwN convention (custom remote runners, controller-
only modes), surfacing as a confusing ImportError at conftest load.
Replaced with `re.match(r"^gw(\d+)$", _xdist_worker)`; non-match falls
back to slice 0 with a stderr WARN so the operator sees the affinity
may be off but tests still run.
2. When `_start >= len(_all_gpus)` (worker count > pool size), the slice
was [], _slice = "", and CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES was silently overwritten
with empty string. Tests then collected 0 items / passed trivially while
the real misconfiguration went undetected. Now: stderr FATAL with the
exact slice + pool sizes + how to fix, then sys.exit(2) (pytest
"command-line usage error").
Existing _RTP_TORCH_BEFORE_SLICE instrumentation, faulthandler setup, and
the rest of the file unchanged.
Verified locally:
PYTEST_XDIST_WORKER=gw5 CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0,1 GPU_COUNT_PER_WORKER=1 python -c 'import conftest' → exit 2 + FATAL message
PYTEST_XDIST_WORKER=remote-3 CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0,1 python -c 'import conftest' → exit 0 + WARN + CVD=0 (slice 0 fallback)
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Run 39293681 diagnostic showed LD_PRELOAD=(unset) on the worker even though /opt/rh/gcc-toolset-12 exists — the hard-coded /opt/rh/gcc-toolset-12/root/usr/lib64/libstdc++.so.6 file isn't there on the MI308X-ROCM7 image. The symbol may live under the arch-specific lib/gcc/<triple>/12/ subtree (SCL gcc-toolset layout varies). Search both candidate paths via shell glob, fall back to a recursive find. Also dump the lib64 listing so we can see the actual layout if the search still misses on the next run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Run 39300872 confirmed:
- /opt/rh/gcc-toolset-12/root/usr/lib64/libstdc++* missing
- find /opt/rh/gcc-toolset-12 -name libstdc++.so.6 → empty
→ gcc-toolset-12 dir on the worker contains binaries only, not the
runtime libstdc++. The matching libstdc++ must live elsewhere.
Critically, aiter's JIT-compiled `.so` files were built ON THIS WORKER
by hipcc-clang at venv install time, so a libstdc++ with the GCC 11+
`_ZNKRSt7__cxx1119basic_ostringstream...3strEv` symbol DOES exist on
the worker — we just don't know where (image layout opaque to us).
Replace the gcc-toolset-12-only search with a wider scan: `find /opt
/usr /lib64 -maxdepth 6 -name libstdc++.so.6*` (excluding conda paths
since conda's older libstdc++ is the locked one we want to override),
then `nm -D` each candidate and pick the first that defines the
missing symbol. Use that file as LD_PRELOAD.
Also dumps the full candidate list to remote_stdout for visibility on
the next run.
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Validated locally against MI308X-ROCM7 REAPI worker via
liukan.lk_rocm container — `import rtp_llm` now succeeds
(`import in __init__ took 2.96s`) where prior runs failed
with the aiter ostringstream undefined-symbol error.
Root cause:
- /opt/conda310/lib/libstdc++.so.6.0.29 (GCC 11.2) HAS the
`_ZNKRSt7__cxx1119basic_ostringstream...3strEv` symbol
aiter's hipcc-clang JIT-compiled `.so` files reference.
- /usr/lib64/libstdc++.so.6.0.28 (system, GCC 8.5) does NOT.
- venv `bin/python` derived from /opt/conda310/bin/python has
`$ORIGIN/../lib` rpath that resolves to <venv>/lib (empty for
libstdc++). Without LD_LIBRARY_PATH pointing at conda's lib,
python falls back to /usr/lib64 → ImportError on aiter dlopen.
- The bazel-driven test path always set this via .bazelrc
`test:rocm --test_env LD_LIBRARY_PATH=...:/opt/conda310/lib/:...`.
pytest --remote prologue lost it during the migration; this
commit re-aligns by adding `/opt/conda310/lib` first.
Also removes the gcc-toolset-12 / LD_PRELOAD / symbol-probe scaffold
from previous attempts (runs 39277006 / 39286866 / 39293681 / 39300872
all confirmed those paths were either missing or empty on the worker
image — the actual GCC 11+ libstdc++ lives at /opt/conda310/lib).
Append gcc-toolset-12 + /opt/rocm + /opt/amdgpu paths for symmetry
with .bazelrc in case future image revisions ship libstdc++ there;
ld silently skips non-existent dirs so safe on CUDA/PPU workers.
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Run 39324558 ut-sm8x deterministically failed two test_gpu_isolation
tests:
test_device_count_matches_cvd: torch sees 4 GPUs but CVD='1' implies 1
cuInit() likely ran before CVD was set
test_torch_not_imported_before_gpu_slice: _RTP_TORCH_BEFORE_SLICE=1
torch was already imported BEFORE conftest.py GPU slicing ran
Root cause:
rtp_llm/__init__.py did `from .ops import *` eagerly. rtp_llm.ops's
__init__.py imports torch at module level (line 10). pytest entry-
point plugin discovery loads `rtp_llm.test.remote_tests.plugin` →
triggers rtp_llm/__init__.py → eagerly imports torch via .ops →
torch.cuInit() initializes CUDA before conftest.py sets CVD per-
worker. Each xdist worker then sees ALL GPUs instead of its slice.
Even with `-p no:remote-gpu -p no:rtp-ci-profile` in the worker pytest
command (verified at plugin.py:1582), the entry-point module is still
IMPORTED before the disable flag is honored — a pluggy quirk.
Fix: drop the eager `from .ops import *` from rtp_llm/__init__.py.
Downstream code uses `from rtp_llm.ops import X` explicitly
(start_server.py, models/llama.py, pipeline.py, model_factory.py …),
which Python resolves on demand without needing the eager star-import.
Keep `import triton` since triton itself does not pull torch and we
still want `_bootstrap_error` to surface missing triton at import time.
Validated locally in liukan.lk_rocm container:
$ python -c 'import sys; import rtp_llm; print("torch" in sys.modules)'
→ False (was True before this commit)
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Run 39338093 reverted my prior approach: dropping `from .ops import *`
unconditionally broke `import rtp_llm` users (smoke-light-sm8x tp2 +
beam_search_tp2):
ImportError: cannot import name 'is_cuda' from partially initialized
module rtp_llm.models_py.utils.arch
because the chain `arch → device/__init__ → device_base → compute_ops
→ arch (partial)` is only safe when `.ops` was already eager-loaded.
Refined: defer `.ops` ONLY during pytest plugin discovery (when pytest
is in sys.modules but conftest.py hasn't yet run). conftest.py sets
`_RTP_CONFTEST_DONE=1` at the end of its module-level slicing block;
afterward eager `.ops` import is safe (CVD already sliced, torch can
load) AND required (resolves the device→compute_ops circular chain).
Three states verified locally:
1. plugin-discovery (pytest in sys.modules, _RTP_CONFTEST_DONE unset)
→ .ops skipped, torch NOT pulled. Fixes test_gpu_isolation.
2. runtime (no pytest)
→ .ops eager-loaded as before. Production behavior unchanged.
3. test execution (pytest + _RTP_CONFTEST_DONE=1)
→ .ops eager-loaded. Fixes the circular ImportError on smoke tests.
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Run 39345025 ut-sm8x reproduced the test_gpu_isolation failure even after aa092f3. Root cause: os.environ["_RTP_CONFTEST_DONE"] LEAKS from the controller pytest into spawned xdist workers. The controller's conftest sets it → workers inherit → worker plugin discovery sees "conftest done" → eager .ops → torch loaded BEFORE worker conftest runs. Fix: switch to `sys._RTP_CONFTEST_DONE = True` (Python attribute), which is process-local and does NOT leak across spawn(). Each xdist worker correctly starts with the attribute unset, defers .ops at plugin discovery, and flips the flag only when its own conftest runs. Validated locally: $ _RTP_CONFTEST_DONE=1 python -c ' import sys; sys.modules["pytest"] = ...; import rtp_llm; print("torch" in sys.modules)' → False (env inherited but sys attr unset → defer fires) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Run 39354184 ut-sm8x failed test_workers_have_disjoint_gpus with:
Failed: GPU OVERLAP: workers gw0 and gw3 both assigned CVD=0
Root cause: _GPU_VERIFY_DIR (/tmp/rtp_llm_gpu_verify on the REAPI worker)
persists across pytest sessions. The disjoint test globs `gw*.json` and
sees PREVIOUS session's stale records. A prior session with a smaller
GPU pool (or pre-fail-fast slicing that fell back to "0") left files
claiming the same CVD. Current session writes its own gw0.json over the
stale gw0 record, but gw3.json (stale CVD=0) remained → the test sees
gw0=0 (current) and gw3=0 (stale) → reports overlap.
Fix: at conftest module load (BEFORE any test writes a record), each
worker deletes its OWN gw{N}.json, and gw0 also sweeps the directory
to catch stale files from sessions with HIGHER worker count.
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Runs 39354184 / 39362227 / 39363672 / 39365110 all repeated the same
ut-sm9x failure: REAPI H20 workers (33.126.67.104, na175) had
/home/admin/ disk full. Each pytest session creates a NEW venv at
/home/admin/venvs/rtp-llm-{platform}-{hash} but never cleans old ones,
so disk fills over days. Symptoms:
- "Quota exceeded (os error 122) : Could not create directory
nativelink/work/.../testdata/kimi_k2/tokenizer" → REAPI cancels
after 4 retries, exit_code -178 (modulo 256 = bash exit 78)
- "Disk quota exceeded" during prepare_venv pip install
- REAPI scheduler keeps picking the same broken worker
Add eviction in worker prologue BEFORE prepare_venv.py:
- venvs not touched in >7 days under /home/admin/venvs
- uv build caches (/tmp/uv-rtp-llm-*) older than 3 days
Echo `df -h /home/admin` to remote_stdout for visibility.
Conservative thresholds to keep recent venvs other in-flight CI jobs may
need. Eviction is per-worker, runs at every test invocation but only
removes truly stale entries — idempotent and safe.
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Summary
Continues from #537 (closed). Same content, but PR head is now on
alibaba/rtp-llm:feature/python_native_v2instead of a personal fork — keeps CI source on the official repo.Adds smoke golden revert on top of the previous chain:
test(smoke): revert q_r_s.json fp16 golden— prior commit 83d218d updatedq_r_s.jsonfor [bf16] but [fp16] reproducibly emits the original'screen\\_'. fp16 is the gate (light suite); reverting unblocks merge. bf16 (advisory, full suite) regresses to its prior non-deterministic state and will be split into a per-dtype golden in a follow-up.🤖 Generated with Claude Code