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…mup KV requests With beam search, only KV blocks fully covered by the prompt are shared among beams; the partial last prompt block and every block allocated while appending tokens are allocated once per beam. The V1 KVCacheManager ignored this when sizing CUDA graph warmup dummy requests, so with a small KV cache pool the warmup could request more blocks than exist and abort startup with "No free block found. This shouldn't happen!". - get_num_available_tokens takes max_beam_width and returns a length such that every sequence up to it fits with per-beam allocation. - add_dummy_requests returns None instead of failing inside the block manager when beam-search dummy requests cannot fit. - The CUDA graph warmup passes max_beam_width; KVCacheManagerV2 accepts the argument (it only supports a beam width of 1). Signed-off-by: RunguoLi <[email protected]>
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/model_engine.py`:
- Around line 3338-3347: Add a focused warmup test around the model-engine
cache-capacity flow using distinct target and draft cache-manager spies, a
max_beam_width greater than one, and assertions that both
get_num_available_tokens calls receive the configured beam width and expected
arguments. Keep the existing request-construction coverage unchanged and ensure
the draft-cache path is exercised.
In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/resource_manager.py`:
- Around line 1874-1884: Add a boundary-focused beam-search test with
max_num_draft_tokens set to a positive value, covering the non-CROSS cache path.
Verify the expected capacity from get_num_available_tokens, then confirm
add_dummy_requests returns None and leaves the free-block count unchanged.
- Around line 1874-1885: In the warmup flow, after applying the draft manager
limit to available_tokens and before calculating token_num or creating the final
dummy request, return early when available_tokens is below one. Call
free_warmup_requests() before returning None, preserving existing behavior for
capacities of at least one token.
In `@tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_resource_manager.py`:
- Around line 1143-1144: Extend the exact-fit allocation test after the request
cleanup loop to assert that kv_cache_manager.get_num_free_blocks() equals the
original total_free count, ensuring all allocated blocks are returned and leaks
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…extend tests - Skip a CUDA graph warmup batch size when the KV capacity reported for beam search is below one token. add_dummy_requests does not size VSWA pools per beam, so it cannot catch this case itself. - Test beam-search dummy requests that reserve draft tokens. - Test that CUDA graph warmup sizes both the target and the draft KV cache for the configured beam width, and that it fits a small pool. - Check that the exact-fit beam-search test returns every block. Signed-off-by: RunguoLi <[email protected]>
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KVCacheManager.get_num_available_tokensnow accounts formax_beam_widthwhen estimating warmup capacity. The estimate includes shared fully covered prompt blocks and per-beam partial prompt and appended-token blocks.add_dummy_requestsskips multi-beam warmup requests that exceed available blocks, while excluding VSWA pools from that block-count check. CUDA graph warmup passes the beam width to target and draft KV managers and skips a batch when the resulting capacity is below one token.KVCacheManagerV2accepts the new argument for interface parity; its capacity calculation remains unchanged because it supports beam width 1.QA Engineer Review
Changed tests cover beam-aware block counts and capacity, insufficient-pool skip behavior, exact-fit allocation and release, draft-token reservations, and warmup capacity checks for target and draft managers. Coverage verdict: sufficient for the described warmup behavior. Test results were not provided as independently verified evidence.
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py— Verify callers can passmax_beam_widthand that V2 capacity remains unchanged.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/model_engine.py— Verify CUDA graph warmup passes the configured beam width to target and draft cache managers, and skips batches when capacity is below one token.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/resource_manager.py— Verify beam-aware capacity estimates and insufficient-pool handling, including the VSWA exclusion and block release behavior.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_resource_manager.py— Tests beam-aware allocation, capacity, insufficient-pool behavior, and exact-fit release. Integration test-list status does not apply to this unit test.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_pytorch_model_engine_warmup.py— Tests warmup capacity queries, skip behavior, and block release for beam search. Integration test-list status does not apply to this unit test.Description
Fixes #19527.
With beam search and a small KV cache pool, executor startup fails during CUDA graph warmup with
RuntimeError: No free block found. This shouldn't happen!.With beam search, only KV blocks fully covered by the prompt are shared among beams. The partial last prompt block, and every block allocated while appending tokens, are allocated once per beam. The V1
KVCacheManagerignored this when sizing the warmup dummy requests.get_num_available_tokensreportedfree_blocks * tokens_per_block, so the max-length warmup request could need more blocks than were free. For example, with beam width 32 and 32 free blocks it reported 1024 tokens, but a 1023-token request needs 31 shared blocks plus 32 per-beam tail blocks.Changes:
KVCacheManager.get_num_available_tokenstakesmax_beam_width. For beam width > 1 it returns a length such that every sequence up to it fits. Block usage is not monotonic in the length (a block-aligned prompt shares all of its blocks), and the caller clamps the result further (tomax_seq_len - 1), so it bounds the per-beam tail by its worst case. Beam width 1 is unchanged.KVCacheManager.add_dummy_requestscounts the blocks that beam-search dummy requests need. If they cannot fit, it returnsNone, the existing "skip" signal its callers handle, instead of failing inside the block manager. VSWA pools are excluded because this count does not model per-window pools.max_beam_width.KVCacheManagerV2.get_num_available_tokensaccepts the argument for interface parity; V2 only supports a beam width of 1.add_dummy_requestsdoes not size VSWA pools per beam and cannot catch this itself. The check only applies to beam width > 1, so beam-width-1 warmup is unchanged.A request that genuinely cannot fit still fails, but with the executor's clear per-request error ("requires N KV cache blocks ... exceeds its GPU-primary capacity") instead of an executor startup failure.
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New unit tests in
tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_resource_manager.py(inl0_a10.yml):test_dummy_request_block_count_matches_beam_search_allocation: the block-count model matches what the C++ manager actually allocates for block-aligned and unaligned lengths.test_get_num_available_tokens_accounts_for_beam_width: every length up to the reported capacity fits with beam width 4, and beam width 1 is unchanged.test_add_dummy_requests_beam_search_returns_none_when_pool_too_small: oversized beam-search dummies returnNoneand leak no blocks, and an exact fit still succeeds and returns every block.test_beam_search_dummy_requests_with_draft_tokens: the same checks with 3 reserved draft tokens.New unit tests in
tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_pytorch_model_engine_warmup.py(theunittest/_torch/executordirectory is inl0_h100.yml), built on real V1KVCacheManagers withmax_beam_width=4:test_cuda_graph_warmup_request_fits_beam_search_kv_blocks: the CUDA graph warmup batch fits a 16-block pool.test_cuda_graph_warmup_request_passes_beam_width_to_kv_cache_managers: both the target and the draftget_num_available_tokensreceivemax_beam_width.test_cuda_graph_warmup_request_skips_beam_search_batch_below_one_token: a capacity below one token skips the batch size and frees the warmup requests already added.With
main's sources, all 7 new tests fail; the engine-level fit test fails with the originalNo free block founderror. Without the below-one-token check, only the last test fails.Local results (H200,
devel:1.3.0rc27container):test_resource_manager.py+test_pytorch_model_engine_warmup.py, 73 passed.kv_cache/test_mamba_cache_manager.py: 34 tests fail on currentmainboth with and without this PR (verified on 134fa24), withAttributeError: 'types.SimpleNamespace' object has no attribute 'mapping'. The test's mockmodel_confighas nomapping, andget_kv_cache_manager_clsnow reads it (added in [None][feat] Helix speculative verify groups: fp8 + fp4 MLA and DSpark #19273). On the earlier base 0d4304a,test_resource_manager.py+test_mamba_cache_manager.pygave 232 passed with this change.max_beam_width=32,KvCacheConfig(max_tokens=8192),max_seq_len=1024,max_batch_size=8) on 134fa24: without the fix, startup fails withNo free block found; with it, all 32 beams are generated. On the earlier base, beam 64 withmax_tokens=16384also completes, and beam 16/32/64 on a large pool are unchanged.PR Checklist