[Test] Prefix-cache passthrough test coverage prerequisite for W2 (#4855) (#5310)

Signed-off-by: Shenglei Fu <sfu@confluent.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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import math
from typing import NamedTuple
import pytest
import torch
@@ -317,6 +320,103 @@ def test_deferred_multimodal_cache_write_commits_on_completion():
assert torch.equal(rows[8:16], expected)
def test_discard_deferred_mm_outputs_drops_pending_chunks():
"""discard_deferred_mm_outputs is the abort path: a request that
leaves without a cache commit must not leak its staged chunks into
the cache if commit_deferred_mm_outputs is later called for it."""
cache = get_omni_pcache()
mm_key = "codes.audio"
block_table = torch.tensor(
[
[2, 3, 4, 5],
[6, 7, 8, 9],
],
dtype=torch.long,
)
input_batch = MockInputBatch(
num_computed_tokens_cpu=torch.tensor([4, 0], dtype=torch.long),
block_table=block_table,
)
cache.update_omni_tensor_prefix_cache(
hidden_states=None,
multimodal_outputs={mm_key: torch.arange(8, dtype=torch.long).reshape(4, 2)},
num_tokens_unpadded=4,
slot_mapping=torch.arange(8, 12),
skip_mm_cache_keys={mm_key},
)
chunk = torch.arange(8, dtype=torch.long).reshape(4, 2)
cache.stage_deferred_mm_outputs(
query_start_loc=torch.tensor([0, 4], dtype=torch.long),
input_batch=input_batch,
multimodal_outputs={mm_key: chunk},
num_scheduled_tokens={"req1": 4, "req2": 0},
deferred_mm_cache_keys={mm_key},
)
assert "req1" in cache._deferred_mm_outputs
cache.discard_deferred_mm_outputs("req1")
assert "req1" not in cache._deferred_mm_outputs
# A later commit call for the now-discarded req_id must be a no-op,
# not a resurrection of the dropped chunk.
cache.commit_deferred_mm_outputs({"req1"}, input_batch)
rows = cache.mm_outputs_cache[mm_key].view(-1, 2)
assert torch.all(rows[8:12] == 0)
def test_deferred_mm_outputs_request_id_reused_after_discard():
"""A request ID reused after discard_deferred_mm_outputs must start
clean: the new occupant's committed data must not be mixed with the
previous (discarded) occupant's staged chunks."""
cache = get_omni_pcache()
mm_key = "codes.audio"
block_table = torch.tensor(
[
[2, 3, 4, 5],
[6, 7, 8, 9],
],
dtype=torch.long,
)
input_batch = MockInputBatch(
num_computed_tokens_cpu=torch.tensor([4, 0], dtype=torch.long),
block_table=block_table,
)
cache.update_omni_tensor_prefix_cache(
hidden_states=None,
multimodal_outputs={mm_key: torch.arange(8, dtype=torch.long).reshape(4, 2)},
num_tokens_unpadded=4,
slot_mapping=torch.arange(8, 12),
skip_mm_cache_keys={mm_key},
)
stale_chunk = torch.full((4, 2), -1, dtype=torch.long)
cache.stage_deferred_mm_outputs(
query_start_loc=torch.tensor([0, 4], dtype=torch.long),
input_batch=input_batch,
multimodal_outputs={mm_key: stale_chunk},
num_scheduled_tokens={"req1": 4, "req2": 0},
deferred_mm_cache_keys={mm_key},
)
cache.discard_deferred_mm_outputs("req1")
# "req1" is reused by a brand-new request with different data.
fresh_chunk = torch.arange(8, dtype=torch.long).reshape(4, 2)
cache.stage_deferred_mm_outputs(
query_start_loc=torch.tensor([0, 4], dtype=torch.long),
input_batch=input_batch,
multimodal_outputs={mm_key: fresh_chunk},
num_scheduled_tokens={"req1": 4, "req2": 0},
deferred_mm_cache_keys={mm_key},
)
cache.commit_deferred_mm_outputs({"req1"}, input_batch)
rows = cache.mm_outputs_cache[mm_key].view(-1, 2)
assert torch.equal(rows[8:12], fresh_chunk)
def test_deferred_multimodal_cache_can_be_merged_on_full_block_hit():
cache = get_omni_pcache()
mm_key = "codes.audio"
@@ -599,3 +699,219 @@ def test_get_merged_multimodal_outputs(feat_dims, num_tokens_padded, mocker):
assert req2_merged_mm_outputs.shape == torch.Size([num_new_toks_req2, curr_feat_dim])
assert torch.all(req2_merged_mm_outputs == req2_new_mm_outputs)
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"passthrough_shape",
[(5,), (5, 3)],
ids=["1d_token_metadata", "2d_feature_tensor"],
)
def test_get_merged_multimodal_outputs_slices_passthrough_tensor_per_request(passthrough_shape, mocker):
"""A passthrough key that is itself a real tensor (not the string/list
passthrough already covered above) must be sliced per request through
to_payload_element's tensor branch, under the same mixed cache
hit/miss + uneven scheduled-length batch as test_get_merged_multimodal_outputs.
Covers both a 1D token-aligned metadata tensor (e.g. ref_code_len,
codec_streaming -- shape (total_tokens,)) and a 2D per-token feature
tensor (shape (total_tokens, feat_dim)), since W2's batching could
easily special-case one and silently mishandle the other.
"""
feat_dims = {"foo": 100, "bar": 100}
cache = get_omni_pcache_with_mm_tensors(feat_dims, seq_len=DEFAULT_SEQ_LEN)
orig_num_tokens_unpadded = 8
slot_offset = 8
orig_slot_mapping = torch.arange(slot_offset, slot_offset + orig_num_tokens_unpadded)
feature_dims = {key: val.shape[-1] for key, val in cache.mm_outputs_cache.items()}
orig_mm_outputs = {
key: torch.rand((orig_num_tokens_unpadded, feature_dims[key]), dtype=DTYPE) for key in cache.mm_cache_keys
}
cache.update_omni_tensor_prefix_cache(
hidden_states=None,
multimodal_outputs=orig_mm_outputs,
num_tokens_unpadded=orig_num_tokens_unpadded,
slot_mapping=orig_slot_mapping,
num_tokens_padded=None,
)
num_new_toks_req1 = 3
num_new_toks_req2 = 2
cache.add_prefix_cached_new_req_id("req1")
num_scheduled_tokens = {
"req1": num_new_toks_req1,
"req2": num_new_toks_req2,
}
new_mm_outputs = {}
for mm_key in cache.mm_cache_keys:
new_mm_outputs[mm_key] = torch.rand(
(num_new_toks_req1 + num_new_toks_req2, feature_dims[mm_key]),
dtype=DTYPE,
)
total_scheduled_tokens = num_new_toks_req1 + num_new_toks_req2
assert passthrough_shape[0] == total_scheduled_tokens
passthrough_tensor = torch.arange(int(torch.prod(torch.tensor(passthrough_shape))), dtype=DTYPE).reshape(
passthrough_shape
)
new_mm_outputs["passthrough_tensor"] = passthrough_tensor
input_batch = MockInputBatch(num_computed_tokens_cpu=torch.Tensor([orig_num_tokens_unpadded, 0]))
mocker.patch(
"vllm_omni.core.prefix_cache.OmniTensorPrefixCache._get_cached_block_ids",
new=fake_get_cached_block_ids,
)
merged_mm_outputs = cache.get_merged_multimodal_states(
query_start_loc=[0, num_new_toks_req1],
input_batch=input_batch,
multimodal_outputs=new_mm_outputs,
num_scheduled_tokens=num_scheduled_tokens,
)
assert "passthrough_tensor" not in cache.mm_cache_keys
passthrough_out = merged_mm_outputs["passthrough_tensor"]
# req1 (cache hit) gets tokens [0:3), req2 (cache miss) gets tokens [3:5) --
# a passthrough tensor is sliced by scheduled position, not merged with
# any cached history (unlike the mm_cache_keys tensors above).
assert torch.equal(passthrough_out["req1"], passthrough_tensor[0:num_new_toks_req1])
assert torch.equal(passthrough_out["req2"], passthrough_tensor[num_new_toks_req1:total_scheduled_tokens])
class MergeHarness(NamedTuple):
"""A primed cache plus the arguments get_merged_multimodal_states needs."""
cache: OmniTensorPrefixCache
input_batch: MockInputBatch
num_scheduled_tokens: dict[str, int]
query_start_loc: list[int]
total_scheduled_tokens: int
new_mm_outputs: dict[str, object]
def build_mixed_hit_miss_harness(mocker, num_new_toks_req1: int = 3, num_new_toks_req2: int = 2) -> MergeHarness:
"""Two requests over one cache key: req1 hits 8 cached tokens, req2 misses,
and their scheduled lengths differ -- the same batch shape as
test_get_merged_multimodal_outputs, which is what makes a per-request
boundary error observable. Callers add their passthrough keys to
``new_mm_outputs`` before calling get_merged_multimodal_states.
"""
cache = get_omni_pcache_with_mm_tensors({"foo": 100}, seq_len=DEFAULT_SEQ_LEN)
orig_num_tokens_unpadded = 8
feature_dims = {key: val.shape[-1] for key, val in cache.mm_outputs_cache.items()}
cache.update_omni_tensor_prefix_cache(
hidden_states=None,
multimodal_outputs={
key: torch.rand((orig_num_tokens_unpadded, feature_dims[key]), dtype=DTYPE) for key in cache.mm_cache_keys
},
num_tokens_unpadded=orig_num_tokens_unpadded,
slot_mapping=torch.arange(8, 8 + orig_num_tokens_unpadded),
num_tokens_padded=None,
)
cache.add_prefix_cached_new_req_id("req1")
total_scheduled_tokens = num_new_toks_req1 + num_new_toks_req2
mocker.patch(
"vllm_omni.core.prefix_cache.OmniTensorPrefixCache._get_cached_block_ids",
new=fake_get_cached_block_ids,
)
return MergeHarness(
cache=cache,
input_batch=MockInputBatch(num_computed_tokens_cpu=torch.Tensor([orig_num_tokens_unpadded, 0])),
num_scheduled_tokens={"req1": num_new_toks_req1, "req2": num_new_toks_req2},
query_start_loc=[0, num_new_toks_req1],
total_scheduled_tokens=total_scheduled_tokens,
new_mm_outputs={
key: torch.rand((total_scheduled_tokens, feature_dims[key]), dtype=DTYPE) for key in cache.mm_cache_keys
},
)
def test_get_merged_multimodal_outputs_passes_per_request_tensor_list_through(mocker):
"""The passthrough shape qwen3-tts actually emits: a nested ``codes``/``meta``
dict whose ``codes.ref`` holds one tensor per request
(qwen3_tts_talker.make_omni_output), carried through to_payload_element's
pass_lists_through branch beside 1D int metadata that IS sliced per request.
Each request must receive the list *whole*. Per-request indexing happens
later, in the runner's _unwrap_lists; a W2 that split the list here would
make that second index select a different request's reference codes. The
existing list coverage passes a list of strings, which cannot catch a
tensor-specific regression, and no other test covers an int dtype.
"""
harness = build_mixed_hit_miss_harness(mocker)
ref_codes = [torch.tensor([11, 12], dtype=torch.long), torch.tensor([21], dtype=torch.long)]
ref_code_len = torch.arange(harness.total_scheduled_tokens, dtype=torch.int32)
harness.new_mm_outputs["codes"] = {"ref": ref_codes}
harness.new_mm_outputs["meta"] = {"ref_code_len": ref_code_len}
merged = harness.cache.get_merged_multimodal_states(
query_start_loc=harness.query_start_loc,
input_batch=harness.input_batch,
multimodal_outputs=harness.new_mm_outputs,
num_scheduled_tokens=harness.num_scheduled_tokens,
)
assert "codes" not in harness.cache.mm_cache_keys
for req_id in ("req1", "req2"):
req_refs = merged["codes"][req_id]["ref"]
assert len(req_refs) == len(ref_codes)
for got, want in zip(req_refs, ref_codes):
assert torch.equal(got, want)
assert got.dtype == torch.long
# Per-request clones: the branch exists so one request's downstream mutation
# cannot reach another request's payload or the source list.
merged["codes"]["req1"]["ref"][0] += 100
assert torch.equal(merged["codes"]["req2"]["ref"][0], torch.tensor([11, 12], dtype=torch.long))
assert torch.equal(ref_codes[0], torch.tensor([11, 12], dtype=torch.long))
# Token-aligned 1D metadata is still split per request, unlike the list.
req1_len = harness.num_scheduled_tokens["req1"]
assert torch.equal(merged["meta"]["req1"]["ref_code_len"], ref_code_len[:req1_len])
assert torch.equal(merged["meta"]["req2"]["ref_code_len"], ref_code_len[req1_len:])
assert merged["meta"]["req1"]["ref_code_len"].dtype == torch.int32
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"passthrough_shape",
[(3, 4), (1, 4), (7,)],
ids=["shorter_2d", "single_row_2d", "longer_1d"],
)
def test_get_merged_multimodal_outputs_broadcasts_non_token_aligned_passthrough(passthrough_shape, mocker):
"""A passthrough tensor whose first dimension is not the scheduled-token
count is request-invariant: to_payload_element hands every request the whole
tensor, cloned, rather than slicing it.
W2 batching most plausibly breaks by assuming every passthrough tensor is
token-aligned; that assumption would slice these and give each request a
truncated view, or an empty one once start exceeds the first dimension.
"""
harness = build_mixed_hit_miss_harness(mocker)
assert passthrough_shape[0] != harness.total_scheduled_tokens
passthrough = torch.arange(math.prod(passthrough_shape), dtype=DTYPE).reshape(passthrough_shape)
expected = passthrough.clone()
harness.new_mm_outputs["speaker_embedding"] = passthrough
merged = harness.cache.get_merged_multimodal_states(
query_start_loc=harness.query_start_loc,
input_batch=harness.input_batch,
multimodal_outputs=harness.new_mm_outputs,
num_scheduled_tokens=harness.num_scheduled_tokens,
)
assert "speaker_embedding" not in harness.cache.mm_cache_keys
out = merged["speaker_embedding"]
for req_id in ("req1", "req2"):
assert out[req_id].shape == passthrough_shape
assert torch.equal(out[req_id], expected)
out["req1"] += 100
assert torch.equal(out["req2"], expected)
assert torch.equal(passthrough, expected)
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import pytest
import torch
from vllm_omni.core.prefix_cache import OmniTensorPrefixCache
# `cpu` is the lane selector, not a hardware claim: the only Buildkite steps that
# reach tests/ select `core_model and cpu`, and they run on GPU hardware (l4_1).
# Marking this `cuda` collects it nowhere. Real hardware need is the skipif below.
pytestmark = [
pytest.mark.core_model,
pytest.mark.cpu,
pytest.mark.skipif(not torch.cuda.is_available(), reason="requires a CUDA device"),
]
NUM_BLOCKS = 10
BLOCK_SIZE = 4
HIDDEN_SIZE = 2
DTYPE = torch.float32
def get_omni_pcache() -> OmniTensorPrefixCache:
"""Build an OmniTensorPrefixCache, but don't init mm tensors."""
return OmniTensorPrefixCache(
num_blocks=NUM_BLOCKS,
block_size=BLOCK_SIZE,
hidden_size=HIDDEN_SIZE,
hs_dtype=DTYPE,
)
def test_drain_ready_async_writes_is_a_noop_before_the_event_is_ready(monkeypatch):
"""drain_ready_async_writes() must not touch the cache while the
scheduled D2H's event has not completed, and must consume it exactly
once after it has.
Real GPU timing (e.g. via torch.cuda._sleep to stall the copy stream)
was tried and found unreliable on this box: cross-stream wait_stream/
wait_event did not reliably delay event.query() from reporting ready
immediately, likely a virtualization/driver quirk of this cloud GPU.
Forcing the event's query() result directly tests the branching logic
in drain_ready_async_writes/_consume_pending_write deterministically,
independent of real CUDA scheduling behavior.
"""
cache = get_omni_pcache()
mm_key = "codes.audio"
cache.maybe_init_missing_mm_cache_keys({mm_key: torch.zeros(4, HIDDEN_SIZE)}, seq_len=4)
num_tokens = 4
slot_mapping_gpu = torch.arange(8, 8 + num_tokens, dtype=torch.int64, device="cuda")
mm_gpu = {
mm_key: torch.arange(num_tokens * HIDDEN_SIZE, dtype=torch.float32, device="cuda").reshape(
num_tokens, HIDDEN_SIZE
)
}
cache.schedule_async_write(
hidden_states_gpu=None,
multimodal_outputs_gpu=mm_gpu,
slot_mapping_gpu=slot_mapping_gpu,
num_tokens_unpadded=num_tokens,
num_tokens_padded=num_tokens,
)
pending_event = cache._pending_write.event
rows = cache.mm_outputs_cache[mm_key].view(-1, HIDDEN_SIZE)
monkeypatch.setattr(pending_event, "query", lambda: False)
assert cache.drain_ready_async_writes() == 0
assert torch.all(rows[8 : 8 + num_tokens] == 0)
assert cache._pending_write is not None
monkeypatch.setattr(pending_event, "query", lambda: True)
assert cache.drain_ready_async_writes() == 1
assert torch.equal(rows[8 : 8 + num_tokens], mm_gpu[mm_key].cpu())
assert cache._pending_write is None
# Nothing pending anymore: a second drain is a no-op, not a re-scatter.
assert cache.drain_ready_async_writes() == 0
def test_schedule_async_write_consumes_previous_pending_write_first():
"""Scheduling step N+1's write must first consume (scatter) step N's
pending write, even if the caller never explicitly called
drain_ready_async_writes() in between -- otherwise step N's data would
be silently dropped when overwritten by step N+1's pending write."""
cache = get_omni_pcache()
mm_key = "codes.audio"
cache.maybe_init_missing_mm_cache_keys({mm_key: torch.zeros(4, HIDDEN_SIZE)}, seq_len=4)
num_tokens = 4
first_slots = torch.arange(8, 8 + num_tokens, dtype=torch.int64, device="cuda")
first_gpu = {mm_key: torch.full((num_tokens, HIDDEN_SIZE), 1.0, device="cuda")}
second_slots = torch.arange(12, 12 + num_tokens, dtype=torch.int64, device="cuda")
second_gpu = {mm_key: torch.full((num_tokens, HIDDEN_SIZE), 2.0, device="cuda")}
cache.schedule_async_write(
hidden_states_gpu=None,
multimodal_outputs_gpu=first_gpu,
slot_mapping_gpu=first_slots,
num_tokens_unpadded=num_tokens,
num_tokens_padded=num_tokens,
)
torch.accelerator.synchronize()
# This call's internal _consume_pending_write() must flush the FIRST
# write before the second one is scheduled; the caller never drained.
cache.schedule_async_write(
hidden_states_gpu=None,
multimodal_outputs_gpu=second_gpu,
slot_mapping_gpu=second_slots,
num_tokens_unpadded=num_tokens,
num_tokens_padded=num_tokens,
)
torch.accelerator.synchronize()
cache.drain_ready_async_writes()
rows = cache.mm_outputs_cache[mm_key].view(-1, HIDDEN_SIZE)
assert torch.all(rows[8:12] == 1.0)
assert torch.all(rows[12:16] == 2.0)