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The pull request revises workspace validation commands and release guidance. It changes Rust request cleanup and chat turn handling, and moves model-source parsing tests into an integration test file.
Changes: Release guidance and validation
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Workspace gates and validation Justfile, CHANGELOG.md, README.md, RELEASING.md
The sys target drops three checks but retains the binding, header, and backend-integrity checks. The native C API gate retains its parsed matching-test count check and removes an exact output-line check. Release materials describe the updated validation gates.
Support and publishing boundaries CHANGELOG.md, README.md, RELEASING.md
The README revises its support and build guidance. Release preparation and publishing instructions change, and the changelog disclaimer is removed.
Request cleanup and Rust helpers
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Shared helpers and engine test updates vllm-cpp/src/params.rs, vllm-cpp/src/engine.rs, vllm-cpp/tests/safe_api.rs
The engine uses conversion helpers from params, and helper visibility changes to crate scope. Several engine test checks and the default-device test are removed.
Request cleanup lifecycle vllm-cpp/src/request.rs
Cleanup jobs defer when run on callback delivery or active logits-processor threads. Native cleanup runs once. After a successful return, callback and logits-processor destructors are independently panic-contained before the engine is dropped.
Chat turn handling
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Turn execution and rollback vllm-cpp/examples/chat.rs
Initial and interactive turns call run_history_turn directly. Assistant generation is separated, and failed turns truncate history to the saved checkpoint. Tests cover rollback, nonfatal continuation, and fatal error propagation.
Model-source parsing tests
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Parsing test location and cases vllm-cpp/examples/common/mod.rs, vllm-cpp/tests/example_common.rs
Parsing tests move from the shared module to an integration test. The tests cover local aliases, Hugging Face sources with optional revisions, and invalid argument sequences.
sequenceDiagram
participant CleanupJob
participant DeliveryThreads
participant Reaper
participant NativeRequest
participant RustOwners
CleanupJob->>DeliveryThreads: Check callback and logits processor thread status
alt Cleanup runs on a delivery thread
CleanupJob->>Reaper: Defer cleanup
Reaper->>NativeRequest: Free request
else Cleanup runs on another thread
CleanupJob->>NativeRequest: Free request
end
NativeRequest-->>CleanupJob: Return or unwind
CleanupJob->>RustOwners: Drop owners after successful free
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Possibly related PRs
querymt/vllm-cpp-rs#21: Adds native C API gate handling and release-validation rules, related to this pull request’s gate and release-instruction changes.
querymt/vllm-cpp-rs#19: Adds workspace and conformance gates, related to this pull request’s Justfile changes and validation descriptions.
querymt/vllm-cpp-rs#20: Prepares release documentation and support guidance, which this pull request revises in the same documentation files.
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The title "refactor: simplify bindings lifecycle and examples" matches the main changes in the changeset. The diff simplifies the native cleanup path in request.rs, moves shared helpers out of engine.rs and params.rs, condenses the chat example around run_history_turn and generate_assistant, and removes the example common tests and redundant tests. The PR objectives state the same goals: simplifying the bindings lifecycle, examples, and validation. The title is concise, specific, and follows the conventional commit style. It does not cover the README, RELEASING.md, or Justfile documentation changes, but that is expected for a short title.
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- Line 32: Correct the verification claim for `just publish-dry-run` in the
release documentation and the corresponding README passage: clarify that the
recipe only runs Cargo’s dry-run with `--no-verify`, while `just ci` runs
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- Line 40: Update the publication guidance in the “After explicit publication”
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ambiguous registry state needs diagnosis, not a trial upload. Publish sys first,
wait for registry availability, then run the **full** safe dry-run against registry
sys `0.0.2` before uploading the safe crate:
`just publish-dry-run` performs package verification followed by a workspace Cargo dry-run with `--no-verify` to avoid the registry dependency cycle. It does not upload crates or tag a release, and it is not the full registry-resolved safe-crate dry-run. Publish sys first, wait until it is available, then fully verify the safe crate against registry sys `0.0.2` before its upload:
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Correct the publish-dry-run verification claim.
If a maintainer runs just publish-dry-run alone, it does not run package-test. The recipe runs only Cargo’s dry-run with --no-verify, which skips build verification. State that just ci runs package verification separately, or make publish-dry-run depend on package-test. Correct the same claim in README.md Line 57. (doc.rust-lang.org)
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Review comment at @RELEASING.md at line 32:
Correct the verification claim for `just publish-dry-run` in the release
documentation and the corresponding README passage: clarify that the recipe only
runs Cargo’s dry-run with `--no-verify`, while `just ci` runs package
verification separately. Do not imply that running `publish-dry-run` alone
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new coordinated version. Stop on identity drift, failed gates, dirty release
state, or unexpected package content. Yanking does not erase a crate or make its
version reusable and is not an ordinary abort mechanism.
After explicit publication, verify registry metadata, docs.rs, licenses, and a clean downstream build before tagging the published commit. Published versions are immutable: never replace a version with different bytes. Check registry state before retrying a failed safe upload; yanking does not make a version reusable.
After an ambiguous safe-crate upload, the new sentence does not state what the maintainer may do for an accepted, absent, or still-ambiguous version. Retrying an accepted version triggers Cargo’s duplicate-version rejection. Retrying with changed contents can publish the wrong archive when the earlier upload was not accepted. Restore the base guide’s diagnosis, unchanged-contents, and coordinated-version conditions.
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--- "a/RELEASING.md"+++ "b/RELEASING.md"@@ -37,4 +37,5 @@
cargo publish -p vllm-cpp --locked
```
After explicit publication, verify registry metadata, docs.rs, licenses, and a clean downstream build before tagging the published commit. Published versions are immutable: never replace a version with different bytes. Check registry state before retrying a failed safe upload; yanking does not make a version reusable.
+An unavailable or ambiguous registry state needs diagnosis, not a trial upload. If sys succeeds but safe fails, retry unchanged safe contents only for a transient failure; otherwise prepare a new coordinated version.
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After explicit publication, verify registry metadata, docs.rs, licenses, and a clean downstream build before tagging the published commit. Published versions are immutable: never replace a version with different bytes. Check registry state before retrying a failed safe upload; yanking does not make a version reusable.
After explicit publication, verify registry metadata, docs.rs, licenses, and a clean downstream build before tagging the published commit. Published versions are immutable: never replace a version with different bytes. Check registry state before retrying a failed safe upload; yanking does not make a version reusable.
An unavailable or ambiguous registry state needs diagnosis, not a trial upload. If sys succeeds but safe fails, retry unchanged safe contents only for a transient failure; otherwise prepare a new coordinated version.
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Update the publication guidance in the “After explicit publication” paragraph to
distinguish registry outcomes: do not retry an accepted version; diagnose an
unavailable or ambiguous state before acting; and retry absent safe-crate
uploads only for transient failures with unchanged contents. Otherwise, prepare
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imported license texts. Packages must not contain models, media fixtures, build
output, caches, SDKs, external CUTLASS trees, internal records, or local paths.
Cargo manifests define package inclusion and exclusion.
- Start from a clean checkout and recursive submodule. Confirm the gitlink, native HEAD, and peeled `v0.0.2` tag all resolve to `7020de93652ca920424a10ac5255b34810dd2f24`.
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Clarify the required submodule state.
recursive submodule is not a clear Git state. State that submodules must be initialized recursively.
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--- "a/RELEASING.md"+++ "b/RELEASING.md"@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
## Prepare
-- Start from a clean checkout and recursive submodule. Confirm the gitlink, native HEAD, and peeled `v0.0.2` tag all resolve to `7020de93652ca920424a10ac5255b34810dd2f24`.+- Start from a clean checkout with submodules initialized recursively. Confirm the gitlink, native HEAD, and peeled `v0.0.2` tag all resolve to `7020de93652ca920424a10ac5255b34810dd2f24`.
- Keep both Rust crates at `0.0.2`, `vllm-cpp` dependent on exactly `vllm-cpp-sys =0.0.2`, and native CMake at `0.0.2`.
- Preserve ABI 17 and all 35 stable C functions across bindings, headers, layouts, signatures, runtime checks, linking, and dynamic exports. ABI-10 system libraries are incompatible.
- Claim only tested support: native Linux x86_64 CPU is supported; accelerator backends remain experimental. Keep licenses/notices and Cargo's package boundaries accurate; packages must exclude models, fixtures, caches, build output, external CUTLASS, and local paths.
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- Start from a clean checkout with submodules initialized recursively. Confirm the gitlink, native HEAD, and peeled `v0.0.2` tag all resolve to `7020de93652ca920424a10ac5255b34810dd2f24`.
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Update the release prerequisite in the `RELEASING.md` diff to state that
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“recursive submodule.” Preserve the remaining verification requirements.
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Simplify bindings lifecycle, examples, and validation while preserving vllm.cpp 0.0.2 support and the CI job graph.