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Native disaggregated KV transfers need to use each pool view's head geometry when one cache manager contains layers with different KV-head counts. Using one rank-wide count can select incorrect head slices or sender ranks.
Serialize optional per-view KV-head counts while retaining the legacy rank-wide fallback.
Keep target- and draft-owned layers in separate transfer views, including when they share a physical pool.
Use matched-view head counts for HND/NHD slicing, duplication factors, and sender election.
Reject incompatible view pairings or head geometry and disable the equal-split bounce path when per-view duplication makes it unsafe.
This PR is based on main, which includes the merged unified KV-cache foundation #20178. DFlash and DSpark cache-sharing integration remains in their separate PRs.
Test Coverage
Focused coverage in test_peer.py, test_extractor.py, and test_bounce.py checks per-view byte offsets, sender election, metadata compatibility, serialization, owner partitioning, and bounce safety. The existing l0_cpu.yml selection of unittest/disaggregated includes the CPU-marked tests.
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68 tests passed in an isolated CPU source-loader harness using the real page, extractor, and peer modules. GPU/service imports were stubbed, and the manager partition and receiver bounce methods were loaded unchanged from source.
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The supplied change summary describes per-view KV-head counts flowing from pool-view construction into attention matching and transfer routing. It also describes ownership-based view partitioning, per-view duplication factors, stricter view-match validation, and disabling fan-in bounce when any view pair duplicates heads.
The current repository output shows no working-tree changes, so these implementation details are based on the supplied change summary rather than a checked patch. Verify compatibility with older page tables and mixed-role layouts. Test execution results are unavailable.
QA Engineer Review
The changed tests cover per-view transfer byte ranges, sender election, missing head metadata, serialization and fallback, ownership partitioning, mixed-head errors, and fan-in bounce safety. test_extractor.py and test_bounce.py are listed in the A10 and H100 CI lists. test_peer.py was not found in the checked test lists. No test-list changes or test execution results were provided.
Coverage verdict: needs follow-up. The described unit tests cover key paths, but the available evidence does not establish end-to-end transfer coverage or test execution.
Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/mixers/attention/peer.py — Verify HND/NHD transfer geometry and sender selection with per-view head counts. Verify the rank-wide fallback when a view omits its count.
tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/peer.py — Verify view matching, registration errors, and per-view duplication routing, including multiple candidates and coalesced layers.
tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/transfer.py — Verify fan-in bounce remains disabled when any per-view duplication factor is not 1.
tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/resource/kv_extractor.py — Verify ownership partitioning and uniform head-count checks for attention views. Verify that recurrent views do not use those checks.
tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/resource/page.py — Verify num_kv_heads serialization and deserialization, including older tables that omit the field.
tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py — Verify draft-owned layers produce the intended partition key and other layers return no partition.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_peer.py — Covers per-view transfer bytes, sender election, and missing metadata rejection. It was not found in the checked CI or manual-QA lists.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_bounce.py — Covers fan-in bounce safety for per-view duplication factors. Listed in the A10 and H100 CI lists.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_extractor.py — Covers serialization, per-view head counts, ownership partitioning, and mixed-head errors. Listed in the A10 and H100 CI lists.
NVIDIA#20178 foundation)
Squashed net change of PR NVIDIA#20486 at head 714916d relative to the main it last merged (0829689),
ported onto feat/musespark-open-agentx; unrelated main commits are not included. NVIDIA#20486 carries the
unified KV cache manager foundation of PR NVIDIA#20178 through eea6dcb (NVIDIA#20178's later 61248ec,
77d4eae and 636715a are not part of the NVIDIA#20709 stack and are not ported). Commits:
3bc36a5 [None][feat] add unified KV cache layout foundation
dad9f1f [None][refactor] simplify unified KV cache layer specs
6ea5ad8 [None][test] remove unified KV cache foundation tests
090cbc0 [None][docs] remove unified KV cache design document
511975f [None][feat] support per-layer storage layouts in KVCacheManagerV2
bfc8bc7 fix: normalize explicit KV cache spec windows
18c71c1 fix: use explicit KV cache dtype for cold-page codec
ae64dca test: cover explicit KV cache dtype for cold-page codec
701abea fix: honor physical slot strides in KV cache views
623816c test: cover mixed KV cache odd-slot addressing
7cde28e fix: restore KV cache subclass and test compatibility
4a3bb25 [None][test] fix mixed KV cache slot address arithmetic
9d0107b [None][fix] align NVFP4 data and scale page layouts
e273a98 [None][fix] accept mixed KV cache pointer table layouts
f6b1d08 [None][fix] preserve sink and reuse policy in KV cache costing
b6db612 [TRTLLM-20434][feat] Dflash Unified KVCache
39d814d [None][fix] share the DFlash draft KV cache in disagg only with speculative_config in both sections
22cf25c [None][fix] gate the disagg shared draft KV cache on matching tensor_parallel_size
feed06a [None][test] cover the disagg shared draft KV gate for generation-only speculative_config and mismatched TP
0319dc3 test: use default timeout for unified DFlash KV test
1f39128 fix: restore DFlash private arena fallback for separate KV caches
97fb214 fix: seed unified DFlash context lengths from bounded token counts
caf4c45 test: cover DFlash mixed-precision block tables
875eff2 fix: require matching attention DP for shared draft KV
212fdab test: enable shared draft KV in DFlash integration test
1302d43 fix: keep mixed-window DFlash caches separate
Port conflict resolutions (base = main 0829689, ours = agentx b7979ca + !10912):
- kv_cache_manager_v2.py: our joint_kv_cache_reuse kwarg and the PR's layer_specs kwarg land at the
same spot in _get_per_request_layer_tokens, get_cache_bytes_per_request and
get_cache_quota_per_request (5 hunks): keep both. The generic layer_configs loop moves under the
PR's `else:`; main's kv_pool_rebalance_config (NVIDIA#19077) is not on agentx and is dropped.
- _util.py: agentx's _per_manager_cache_cost has no tokens_per_block parameter (main-only); keep
the PR's unified layer_specs injection.
- dflash.py: keep agentx's windowed VANILLA arena (_ctx_base) branch; ctx_len_gen (PR) equals
self._ctx_len[slots].
- rank_info.py: drop main's bounded_replay_on_generation (not on agentx); keep num_draft_layers.
- tests: drop main-only imports (PyTorchModelEngine, KvCacheRetentionConfig).
!10912 stays intact: validate_block_attention_windows() is not re-added.
Signed-off-by: Allison Lim <allim@nvidia.com>
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
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Squashed increment of draft PR NVIDIA#20709 at head 1703851 over NVIDIA#20486 at 714916d (both on main
0829689; the NVIDIA#20709 tree contains all of NVIDIA#20486), ported onto feat/musespark-open-agentx. Commits:
7a85a73 [None][feat] unify the standalone DSpark target and draft KV cache
d492b52 [None][feat] reshard unified target/draft KV by per-view attention heads
Port conflict resolutions (base = NVIDIA#20486 on main 0829689, ours = the NVIDIA#20486 port):
- kv_extractor.py: agentx lacks main's view_partition hook (NVIDIA#19727); add only kv_heads_for_layer
and the Callable import its annotation needs (Muse target and draft buffers differ in size, so
they never share a physical pool/view).
- kv_cache_manager_v2.py add_dummy_requests: keep agentx's stop_committing() for the dummy and size
it with the PR's _kv_alloc_extra_tokens.
- test_kvcm2_integration.py: keep agentx's DecoderRunner import and add the PR's tests only (main's
generation-block reuse tests, NVIDIA#19710, are not on agentx).
Signed-off-by: Allison Lim <allim@nvidia.com>
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
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…indings
The ported NVIDIA#20178/NVIDIA#20486/NVIDIA#20709 Python assumes main's KV cache manager
bindings. Two pieces are not on agentx:
- Per-layer AttentionReusePolicy (main NVIDIA#19727 C++). The stack only ever uses
REQUIRED, which is what agentx does for every layer, so the reuse_policy
field, its AttentionLayerConfig argument and its place in the scratch and
pool-group keys are dropped. The one test that needs PRIVATE is skipped.
- BufferConfig.coalescing_group (the stack's own C++, which the agentx image
does not carry). Group 0 is what the prebuilt bindings do implicitly, so the
argument is passed only for nonzero (NVFP4) groups, which fail loudly unless
the bindings are rebuilt from this branch's cpp/.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
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<tr><th>Components</th><td>runtime/kv-cache/layout-io (60%); native-ops/bindings (6%); native-ops/attention (10%); backends/flashinfer (8%); runtime/sparse-cache (2%); integration/attention-tests (14%)</td></tr>
<tr><th>Tags</th><td>features:quantization (35%); features:paged-kv (40%); features:speculative-decoding (25%); context:llm (100%)</td></tr>
<tr><th>PR effort</th><td>10 points — Per-layer ownership, precision and geometry specifications connect allocation policy to multiple attention consumers. Cross-language coalescing, mixed-format pointer access and KV-factor-dependent indexing warrant 10 points; omitted transfer and scheduler implementations limit assessment of the full contract.</td></tr>
<tr><th>Importance</th><td>Important — Introduces a broader per-layer storage contract and changes C++ buffer coalescing, native attention pointer-table interpretation and FlashInfer page-index sharing. Incorrect agreement across these consumers can address the wrong cache data.</td></tr>
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<tr><th>Combined points after assignment</th><td>66</td></tr>
<tr><th>Demand-derived target</th><td>56.00 points (soft share)</td></tr>
<tr><th>Additional fair share before assignment</th><td>0.00 points</td></tr>
<tr><th>Share explanation</th><td>Whole PR / qualification or coverage constraint exceeds a soft share; assignment is allowed.</td></tr>
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Walkthrough
Pool views now carry optional per-view KV-head counts and partition metadata. Peer mapping uses matched-view head geometry and duplication factors for mapper construction and sender election. Fan-in bounce checks duplication across mapped view pairs.
Changes
Unified target and draft KV cache
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Summary
Pool-view metadata and partitioning tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/resource/page.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/resource/kv_extractor.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py, tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_extractor.py
PoolView stores optional KV-head counts. The V2 page-table builder supplies per-layer counts and partition keys. Tests cover serialization, partitioned views, and mixed head counts.
Per-view disaggregated transfer geometry tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/peer.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/mixers/attention/peer.py, tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_peer.py
Peer mapping validates matched views and uses their head counts for mapper geometry and duplication factors. Sender election uses per-view duplication factors.
sequenceDiagram
participant Registration as Peer registration
participant PoolMapping as get_pool_mapping
participant Mapper as build_mapper
participant Overlap as get_peer_overlap
participant PoolRouting as should_send_pool
participant Policy as AttentionPolicy.should_send
Registration->>PoolMapping: Select a unique role-and-layer-matched view
PoolMapping->>Mapper: Build mapper with matched-view head counts
Overlap->>Overlap: Record per-view duplication factors
PoolRouting->>Policy: Pass matched view's local duplication factor
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Suggested reviewers: schetlur-nv, bo-nv
Merge Risk: High · up to 300a6
Disaggregated KV transfer and unified-cache workflows still have unresolved runtime and validation failures, including unsafe mixed-head partitioning. Resolve these risks before merging.
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1224-1224: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Add a FlashInfer metadata test for per-factor page spaces.
Line 1224 adds the layer KV factor to the key that groups layers into page-index spaces. A K-only layer and a K/V layer in the same pool with the same page-index scale now get separate spaces. The existing mixed-role test does not check this grouping. test_mixed_role_coalesced_pool_preserves_slot_stride checks pool membership, page-index scale, buffer strides, and slot addresses on KVCacheManagerV2. Its file does not reference FlashInferAttentionMetadata. If the KV factor is removed from the key, both layers share one index list. A K-only layer can then receive K/V slot IDs, and no test fails.
Add a test in tests/unittest/_torch/attention/test_flashinfer_attention.py. Build a FlashInferAttentionMetadata with one K-only layer and one K/V layer in the same pool. Call prepare(). Assert that the two layers receive different entries in _vswa_layer_to_pool. Assert that each layer's get_paged_kv_indices_for_layer output matches its scaled slots.
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1224:
Add a FlashInfer metadata test using FlashInferAttentionMetadata with one K-only
layer and one K/V layer in the same pool, then call prepare(). Assert the layers
map to different entries in _vswa_layer_to_pool and that each layer’s
get_paged_kv_indices_for_layer output matches its scaled slots.
Add a test for the per-view duplication check in _fanin_bounce_safe.
The new branch rejects equal-split bounce when only a per-view pair has a duplication factor other than 1. In that case overlap.duplicate_head_factor is 1. No test in this cohort sets view_duplicate_head_factors on a PeerOverlap. If the branch regresses, multi-writer bounce would split one region equally across writers that do not all send. The live writers would then overflow their slots.
Add a unit test near the existing _fanin_bounce_safe tests. Use PeerOverlap(duplicate_head_factor=1, view_duplicate_head_factors={(0, 0): (2, 1)}, ranks=[0, 1]). Assert that the function returns False. Assert that an empty dict returns True.
The getattr(overlap, "view_duplicate_head_factors", {}) fallback is unnecessary. PeerOverlap always defines the field.
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lines 2777 - 2782:
Add a unit test near the existing _fanin_bounce_safe tests confirming it returns
False for PeerOverlap with duplicate_head_factor=1 and
view_duplicate_head_factors={(0, 0): (2, 1)}, and True when that mapping is
empty. In _fanin_bounce_safe, access PeerOverlap.view_duplicate_head_factors
directly instead of using getattr’s fallback.
Cover the new num_kv_heads recording and the mixed-head-count error with a test.
The builder now records num_kv_heads on views. It also raises ValueError when one view mixes layers with different per-rank head counts. No test in this cohort calls _build_pool_views_for_variant with kv_heads_for_layer. The diff does not show cases for the following:
A uniform count.
Mixed counts, which must raise.
Zero or None counts for a layer.
REPLICATED views, which must record None.
If the REPLICATED skip or the if heads filter regresses, the bad value reaches PoolView.num_kv_heads. The peer geometry check then fails or silently falls back to the rank-wide count. Suggested location: tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_kv_extractor*.py or test_peer.py, using a fake variant with coalesced buffers.
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Add focused tests for _build_pool_views_for_variant with kv_heads_for_layer:
verify uniform counts are recorded, mixed counts raise ValueError, zero or None
counts do not become num_kv_heads, and REPLICATED views record None.
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Assert that a rejected draft-layer peer is not cached.
The mismatch branch checks the ValueError but not the lookup. register runs its compatibility check before it writes the peer cache, so a rejected peer is not stored. Add the same KeyError check that test_peer_registrar_register_and_get uses for the bounded_replay_on_generation mismatch. This check guards the draft-layer branch against a change that writes the cache before validation.
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):
reg.register(peer_ri.instance_name, peer_ri.instance_rank, peer_ri)
+ with pytest.raises(KeyError):+ reg.get_peer_rank_info("peer", 1)
return
Coverage summary: sufficient, with one optional assertion.
Added:test_peer_registrar_requires_matching_unified_draft_layers, with cases (0, 0), (1, 1), (1, 0) and (0, 1).
Covered: a count mismatch raises ValueError that names both counts. Matching counts register the peer, and get_peer_rank_info returns it.
Test list:tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml:163 lists unittest/disaggregated. The file runs in CI through that parent directory, so no new list entry is needed.
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1408:
In test_peer_registrar_requires_matching_unified_draft_layers, after asserting
that mismatched draft-layer counts raise ValueError, assert that
get_peer_rank_info("peer", 1) raises KeyError before returning. Leave the
matching-count registration checks unchanged.
Add focused regression tests for the new per-view branches.
Existing tests cover related NHD mapping, geometry, replicated-view ownership, and draft-layer behavior. They do not directly cover the new per-view branches. Add cases in tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_peer.py for:
Matching and mismatching bytes-per-head geometry, including a legacy view with num_kv_heads=None.
Different per-view duplicate-head factors that produce different should_send_pool results.
get_pool_mapping errors for missing, ambiguous, and misplaced peer views.
Assert the relevant ValueError messages and sender decisions.
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Add focused regression cases in test_peer.py for the per-view paths in
_validate_view_head_geometry and get_pool_mapping: cover matching and
mismatching bytes-per-head geometry, including a legacy view with
num_kv_heads=None, and missing, ambiguous, and misplaced peer views. Also test
different per-view duplicate-head factors and assert the resulting
should_send_pool decisions; check the relevant ValueError messages.
host_position_ids is populated before DFlash metadata preparation, so no fallback is needed. The repeated prefix sum still adds avoidable quadratic work.
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assigned = {}
+ token_offset = sum(self.seq_lens[:num_contexts])
for request_idx, rid in enumerate(self.request_ids[num_contexts:], num_contexts):
if (
rid != ATTENTION_DP_DUMMY_REQUEST_ID
and rid < worker._graph_dummy_id_floor
and rid not in worker._req_to_slot
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elif worker._ctx_unified_cache:
- token_offset = sum(self.seq_lens[:request_idx])
assigned[slot] = min(
int(self.host_position_ids[token_offset]), worker._max_ctx
)
+ token_offset += self.seq_lens[request_idx]
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631:
In the DFlash metadata preparation loop, initialize a flattened-token offset
once at the start of iteration over requests after num_contexts, use it for
host_position_ids lookup in the worker._ctx_unified_cache branch, and advance it
by each request’s sequence length on every iteration. Remove the repeated prefix
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Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/peer.py:
- Around line 198-207: Move the draft-layer count comparison ahead of
`_validate_view_head_geometry` so its diagnostic takes precedence. Expose a
side-effect-free `PeerRegistrar` method that runs both checks, then call it from
`Receiver._get_sender_info` inside the existing `PeerIncompatibleError` handler
so validation failures follow the receiver’s per-peer failure path.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/dspark.py:
- Around line 1212-1220: In `_lazy_init_ctx_buffers`, when `_ctx_unified_cache`
is enabled, compare `_compute_block_size` with the width returned by
`get_draft_block_width(self.spec_config)` and raise a clear configuration error
if the computed width exceeds the reserved width. Keep the existing
initialization path unchanged when the widths are compatible.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/commands/serve.py:
- Around line 2568-2573: Update the disaggregated MPI-worker logic around
_shared_draft_kv_blocker to preserve an explicitly set
TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV value, especially "0". Continue rejecting an
explicit "1" when a blocker exists, force "0" when sharing is blocked, and
default to "1" only when there is no blocker and the variable is unset.
Review comments at
@tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_dflash_unified_kv_gate.py:
- Around line 96-101: Update the expected results in
test_mismatched_draft_kv_heads_unify_only_in_aggregated_serving,
test_layout_compares_rank_local_heads, and
test_attention_dp_changes_the_disagg_layout_decision to match per-view
resharding, where differing KV-head counts unify for compatible non-NVFP4
layouts regardless of disaggregated serving or attention-DP settings. Retain
negative coverage for NVFP4 layouts with differing draft head count or dtype and
for target/draft pairs with different K-only flags.
- Around line 214-229: Rewrite the mismatched-TP test and the
mismatched-attention-DP case to verify the allowed launcher behavior instead of
expecting a UsageError. Configure both sections with eligible speculative
settings, including the required TRTLLM attention backend, then assert that
launch reaches _StopLauncher and TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV is set to "1".
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Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention/backends/flashinfer.py:
- Line 1224: Add a FlashInfer metadata test using FlashInferAttentionMetadata
with one K-only layer and one K/V layer in the same pool, then call prepare().
Assert the layers map to different entries in _vswa_layer_to_pool and that each
layer’s get_paged_kv_indices_for_layer output matches its scaled slots.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/peer.py:
- Around line 223-276: Add focused regression cases in test_peer.py for the
per-view paths in _validate_view_head_geometry and get_pool_mapping: cover
matching and mismatching bytes-per-head geometry, including a legacy view with
num_kv_heads=None, and missing, ambiguous, and misplaced peer views. Also test
different per-view duplicate-head factors and assert the resulting
should_send_pool decisions; check the relevant ValueError messages.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/transfer.py:
- Around line 2777-2782: Add a unit test near the existing _fanin_bounce_safe
tests confirming it returns False for PeerOverlap with duplicate_head_factor=1
and view_duplicate_head_factors={(0, 0): (2, 1)}, and True when that mapping is
empty. In _fanin_bounce_safe, access PeerOverlap.view_duplicate_head_factors
directly instead of using getattr’s fallback.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/resource/kv_extractor.py:
- Around line 321-334: Add focused tests for _build_pool_views_for_variant with
kv_heads_for_layer: verify uniform counts are recorded, mixed counts raise
ValueError, zero or None counts do not become num_kv_heads, and REPLICATED views
record None.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/dflash.py:
- Around line 625-631: In the DFlash metadata preparation loop, initialize a
flattened-token offset once at the start of iteration over requests after
num_contexts, use it for host_position_ids lookup in the
worker._ctx_unified_cache branch, and advance it by each request’s sequence
length on every iteration. Remove the repeated prefix sum so the offset remains
correct without quadratic work.
Review comments at @tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_peer.py:
- Around line 1385-1408: In
test_peer_registrar_requires_matching_unified_draft_layers, after asserting that
mismatched draft-layer counts raise ValueError, assert that
get_peer_rank_info("peer", 1) raises KeyError before returning. Leave the
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Run the new peer-layout checks in the receiver pre-gate. Check the draft-count mismatch first.
Receiver._get_sender_info does not validate view-head geometry or num_draft_layers. It sends REGISTER_RANK_INFO, and dispatch_task can then send REQUEST_DATA. The sender rejects registration in its listener and only logs the exception. For a draft-count mismatch whose mapping succeeds, the receiver can therefore request a transfer from a peer that never registered it.
dispatch_task catches only PeerIncompatibleError around _get_sender_info. Its later get_peer_overlap calls are outside that handler. get_peer_overlap computes per-view duplication factors through _view_duplicate_head_factors, which calls get_pool_mapping; mapping ValueErrors therefore do not use the intended per-peer failure path.
Move the draft-layer comparison before _validate_view_head_geometry so the draft-layout diagnostic takes precedence. Expose one side-effect-free registrar method for these two checks and call it from _get_sender_info inside the existing try.
Proposed reorder
--- "a/tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/peer.py"+++ "b/tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/peer.py"@@ -194,17 +194,17 @@
self_page_table,
peer_ri.page_table,
)
AttentionPolicy.validate_peer_compatible(self_page_table, peer_ri.page_table)
- self._validate_view_head_geometry(peer_ri)
if self._ri.num_draft_layers != peer_ri.num_draft_layers:
# The layer-count tolerance below would transfer only the target
# layers and leave the drafter's prompt KV unset on the receiver.
raise ValueError(
"PeerRegistrar: unified draft KV layer count differs "
f"(local={self._ri.num_draft_layers}, peer={peer_ri.num_draft_layers}); "
"both peers must use the same speculative decoding KV cache layout; "
"set TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV identically on both workers."
)
+ self._validate_view_head_geometry(peer_ri)
self_layers = sum(self._ri.layer_num_per_pp)
peer_layers = sum(peer_ri.layer_num_per_pp)
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"both peers must use the same speculative decoding KV cache layout; "
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self._validate_view_head_geometry(peer_ri)
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Move the draft-layer count comparison ahead of `_validate_view_head_geometry` so
its diagnostic takes precedence. Expose a side-effect-free `PeerRegistrar`
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Make the allocated block width match what the worker computes, or reject the mismatch at startup.
get_draft_block_width uses DSparkWorker.block_width_for, which returns max_draft_len. The KV manager uses that width for shared-layer allocation headroom (_get_shared_draft_block_width). Lines 1231-1232 show that a drafter with _dspark_shift_label=False computes max_draft_len + 1 slots. A unified manager then reserves one position less than the drafter writes.
The docstring says _check_block_within_allocation catches this case. That check is torch._assert_async on CUDA tensors, so a failure is a device-side assert in the middle of serving. A device-side assert breaks the CUDA context and fails every in-flight request. It does not give a configuration error at startup.
Add a check in _lazy_init_ctx_buffers when _ctx_unified_cache is true. If self._compute_block_size > get_draft_block_width(self.spec_config), raise a clear error, or make the unifier keep a separate draft cache for such checkpoints.
Sketch (in dflash.py `_lazy_init_ctx_buffers`, after `_compute_block_size` is set)
ifself._ctx_unified_cache:
from .utilsimportget_draft_block_widthreserved=get_draft_block_width(self.spec_config)
ifself._compute_block_size>reserved:
raiseValueError(
f"Drafter computes {self._compute_block_size} block slots but the "f"shared KV cache reserves {reserved}; disable the shared draft KV cache.")
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1220:
In `_lazy_init_ctx_buffers`, when `_ctx_unified_cache` is enabled, compare
`_compute_block_size` with the width returned by
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Do not overwrite an explicit TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV=0.
Line 2573 sets the variable to "1" whenever _shared_draft_kv_blocker returns None. A user who sets TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV=0 to keep a separate draft cache loses that setting on the disaggregated_mpi_worker path. As a result, an operator cannot use this variable to work around a shared-cache problem.
The defaults also differ between launch paths. The per-worker trtllm-serve path, which the integration harness uses, shares draft KV only when the variable is "1". The MPI-worker path enables sharing automatically. Keep the user's value when it is set.
Proposed fix
--- "a/tensorrt_llm/commands/serve.py"+++ "b/tensorrt_llm/commands/serve.py"@@ -2565,12 +2565,15 @@
from tensorrt_llm.llmapi.disagg_utils import split_world_comm
disagg_cfg = parse_disagg_config_file(config_file)
blocker = _shared_draft_kv_blocker(disagg_cfg.server_configs)
- if blocker is not None and os.environ.get(- "TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV") == "1":+ requested = os.environ.get("TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV")+ if blocker is not None and requested == "1":
raise click.UsageError(
f"TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV=1 requires {blocker}.")
- os.environ["TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV"] = ("0" if blocker else "1")+ if blocker is not None:+ os.environ["TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV"] = "0"+ elif requested is None:+ os.environ["TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV"] = "1"
# Run a server with the underlying LLM invokes a RemoteMPISessionClient
if os.environ.get(DisaggLauncherEnvs.
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Update the disaggregated MPI-worker logic around _shared_draft_kv_blocker to
preserve an explicitly set TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV value, especially "0".
Continue rejecting an explicit "1" when a blocker exists, force "0" when sharing
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Update these tests for the per-view resharding rule.
_dflash_disagg_layouts_compatible now returns True for any non-NVFP4 pair that has the same K-only flag. Different KV-head counts are allowed. All three tests still assert the old rule, so they fail with the current code:
test_mismatched_draft_kv_heads_unify_only_in_aggregated_serving: BF16 with 8 and 4 heads under disaggregated serving now unifies, so the assertion on Line 101 fails.
test_layout_compares_rank_local_heads: 2 and 1 rank-local heads now unify, so the assertion on Line 129 fails.
test_attention_dp_changes_the_disagg_layout_decision: the is_disagg=True, attention_dp=True case now returns True, so the assertion on Line 148 fails.
Make the expected results match the new contract. Keep a negative case that the new rule still rejects:
An NVFP4 target with a different draft head count or dtype.
A K-only flag that differs between target and draft.
Also applies to: 120-129, 132-148
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Update the expected results in
test_mismatched_draft_kv_heads_unify_only_in_aggregated_serving,
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Remove or rewrite the launcher TP and attention-DP rejection tests.
_shared_draft_kv_blocker in serve.py checks only that both sections set speculative_config and that each uses an eligible decoding type and backend. It has no check for tensor_parallel_size or enable_attention_dp, and the PR now allows these to differ. Both tests therefore fail:
test_dflash_with_different_tp_keeps_separate_cache: the spec has no attention_backend, so the launcher raises with the "attention_backend TRTLLM" message. That message does not match "same tensor_parallel_size and enable_attention_dp".
The mismatched_attention_dp case: both specs are eligible. The launcher reaches the patched split_world_comm and raises _StopLauncher, not click.UsageError.
Replace them with positive tests. Mismatched TP and attention-DP settings must reach _StopLauncher, and TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV must be "1".
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Rewrite the mismatched-TP test and the mismatched-attention-DP case to verify
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Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/interface.py:
- Around line 3201-3202: Update draft_kv_cache_context to preserve the
None-manager path, then route FlashInferAttentionMetadata through
get_draft_metadata before checking manager identity. Keep the same-manager fast
path for other metadata types so FlashInfer uses its planned draft view even
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- Line 59: Update the fake spec_dec_mode in
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Route same-manager FlashInfer metadata through get_draft_metadata.
FlashInferAttentionMetadata.get_draft_metadata(manager) creates a separate planned view whenever a manager is passed, even when it is the same manager as the target metadata. The current identity fast path returns the target metadata first, so FlashInfer can use target page tables and runtime lengths during draft execution.
Preserve the None path, but handle FlashInfer before the same-manager fast path:
Suggested fix
- if (draft_kv_cache_manager is None- or draft_kv_cache_manager is attn_metadata.kv_cache_manager):+ if draft_kv_cache_manager is None:
yield attn_metadata
return
from ..attention.backends.flashinfer import FlashInferAttentionMetadata
if isinstance(attn_metadata, FlashInferAttentionMetadata):
yield attn_metadata.get_draft_metadata(draft_kv_cache_manager)
return
+ if draft_kv_cache_manager is attn_metadata.kv_cache_manager:+ yield attn_metadata+ return+
Add focused coverage for draft_kv_cache_context with FlashInferAttentionMetadata and an identical target and draft manager. Assert that the context yields the planned draft metadata view rather than the target metadata.
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Update draft_kv_cache_context to preserve the None-manager path, then route
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rg -n -F -e 'def _dflash_kv_layout' -e 'def is_gemma4_hybrid' -e 'def _build_unified_dflash_layer_specs' tensorrt_llm/ ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"-----"
rg -n -F -e 'def _dflash_kv_layout' tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py && ast-grep outline tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py --view expanded | rg -n 'dflash_kv_layout'echo"-----"
python3 - <<'PY'import pathlib, resrc = pathlib.Path('tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py').read_text().splitlines()start = next(i for i, l in enumerate(src) if 'def _dflash_kv_layout' in l)for i in range(start, min(start + 40, len(src))): print(f"{i+1:>5} {src[i]}")PY
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Add is_dspark to the fake spec_dec_mode. test_per_layer_kv_heads_keep_separate_cache raises AttributeError.
For every parametrized case, _should_unify_dflash_kv_cache() calls _dflash_unify_blocker(). The per-layer KV-head layout makes _dflash_kv_layout() return None. The fallback then builds its info_once message with self._unified_drafter_name(). That method reads spec_dec_mode.is_dspark(), and the test's fake spec_dec_mode defines only is_dflash and is_external_drafter. Python evaluates the f-string before info_once runs, so the test fails with AttributeError in all four cases.
The disaggregated layout-fallback branch has the same _unified_drafter_name() call. That branch runs only when both layouts are non-None and incompatible, so this test does not reach it.
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Update the fake spec_dec_mode in test_per_layer_kv_heads_keep_separate_cache to
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Under per-layer page tables, evicted SWA blocks stay BAD_PAGE_INDEX and drop out of _ctx_block_counts, while num_ctx still counts from position 0. With a drafter that uses one causal sliding window on every layer, _check_block_within_allocation looks like it would trap once the first block is evicted.
Can you confirm the unified path is safe for a windowed drafter, or should the blocker require full-attention draft layers?
Include the rank-wide peer duplication factor in the fan-in safety check.
For a receiver-side overlap of (duplicate_head_factor=1, peer_duplicate_head_factor=2), the sender-side overlap reverses the factors. AttentionPolicy.should_send can then suppress some sender ranks, while the receiver still allocates one equal-share slot for every expected rank. The equal-split bounce can therefore use incorrect writer sizes.
This gap is pre-existing in the merge base, but the current safety check still needs the guard and regression coverage.
Suggested fix
- if overlap.duplicate_head_factor != 1 or any(+ if (+ overlap.duplicate_head_factor != 1+ or overlap.peer_duplicate_head_factor != 1+ or any(
factor != 1 for pair in view_factors for factor in pair
- ):+ )+ ):
return False
Add a case with duplicate_head_factor=1 and peer_duplicate_head_factor=2 to tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_bounce.py.
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Update the fan-in safety check in the relevant overlap-validation logic to
reject configurations where peer_duplicate_head_factor is not 1, even when
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The new len(candidates) > 1 guard has no focused regression test. Add a case in tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_pool_matching.py with one local view and two overlapping peer views that have the same role. Assert that get_pool_mapping raises with overlaps several peer views.
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- Around line 3869-3873: Update the coalesced-view partitioning logic around
layer_specs to include KV-head count in the partition key whenever explicit
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Partition coalesced views by head count, including target-only views.
If two target-owned layers have different KV-head counts but equal-sized buffers, this method returns None for both. The page-table builder then puts them in one view and raises ValueError for mixed head counts. For example, two FP16 layers with (heads, head_dim) of (2, 64) and (1, 128) have equal-sized K buffers but cannot enter disaggregated transfer. Include the head count in the partition key when explicit layer specs are present. Add a target-only, mixed-head regression case in tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_extractor.py. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the coalesced-view partitioning logic around layer_specs to include
KV-head count in the partition key whenever explicit layer specs are present,
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This partitions by owner only when a draft layer exists, so target-only layers with different head geometry can still enter the same view. Two FP16 layers with (num_kv_heads, head_dim) of (2, 64) and (1, 128) have equal-sized K/V buffers and are coalesced together; this returns None for both, then the new layer_heads check in _build_pool_views_for_variant raises before the page table can be built. Could you include per-layer KV-head geometry in the partition key even for target-only managers, and cover this equal-byte mixed-head case? This is required for this PR.
… under disaggregated serving (#25)
* [None][feat] Unified kv cache manager foundation (NVIDIA#20178)
Signed-off-by: Allison Lim <allim@nvidia.com>
(cherry picked from commit fce28f0)
Backport to this branch: the cpp/ part (BufferConfig.coalescing_group,
the attentionOp 3-D pool-pointer table) is not included;
_coalescing_group_kwargs passes the group only when it is nonzero, so
layer specs without NVFP4 buffers run on the existing bindings, and the
two mixed NVFP4/BF16 pool tests skip on bindings without
coalescing_group. Hunks for main-only features (mixed-precision KV,
pool rebalancing) are dropped, and layer_specs is declared on the class
for managers built without __init__.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
* [TRTLLM-16722][feat] Dflash Unified KVCache (NVIDIA#20486)
Port of NVIDIA#20486 at 219e26e (net diff against the
main it merges, df95eda).
Signed-off-by: Allison Lim <allim@nvidia.com>
Backport to this branch: conflicts resolved against the separate draft
pool's disagg window transfer (RankInfo keeps both draft fields), the
drafter slot parking and seeds in DFlashSpecMetadata.prepare (the
position seeding applies to the unified cache only), and the fused
block-table refresh (skipped when the layer has a block offset). Hunks
for code this branch does not have (spec_tail_kernels, model-level
layer specs) are dropped; Gemma4 hybrid geometry stands in for
_has_variable_kv_cache_geometry.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
* [None][feat] Per View KV head transfer (NVIDIA#20709)
Port of NVIDIA#20709 at 300a671 (net diff against the
main it merges, 0746a23).
Signed-off-by: Allison Lim <allim@nvidia.com>
Backport to this branch: import and registration-check conflicts
resolved by keeping both sides.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
* [None][fix] Bound DFlash's shared context by the allocation's extent
DFlash took the number of valid block-table entries as the pages a request
holds. On a unified cache with per-layer page tables (e.g. an FP8 target
with a BF16 drafter), a sliding-window draft layer's evicted pages stay
BAD_PAGE_INDEX in front of its live tail, so the count stopped at about one
window (66 blocks for window 2048, page 32) whatever the context length. The
decode-time allocation check then trapped once a context passed ~2.1K
tokens, and prefill skipped the drafter's context store for later chunks and
for prefix hits past the window.
Use the extent of the allocation instead, the last valid entry + 1. Reads
below the window are never issued and writes land in the live tail; for a
full-attention drafter, and on the cpp backend, the extent equals the count.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
(cherry picked from commit ff11364)
* [None][fix] Re-seed DFlash generation slots in CUDA-graph warmup
CUDA-graph warmup builds every batch from dummy requests whose ids repeat
across batches (0..bs-1), so a reused id keeps its drafter slot and the
previous batch's context length, which the replay after each capture
advances for good. A later batch can give the same id far fewer pages, and
on a unified KV cache the drafter's allocation check then trapped at server
start: during the advanced-sampling capture pass the filler rows reached
31..79 positions against a 24-position allocation.
Only warmup runs a CUDA-graph batch eagerly, so there re-seed each
generation row's slot from this batch's positions, as prepare() already
seeds a new request.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
(cherry picked from commit 2b23449)
* [None][feat] MiniMax-M3.1 DSpark: keep the drafter's KV in the target's manager under disagg
On GB300 a disaggregated generation worker gets the target's prompt KV but
not the DSpark drafter's, which lives in a separate pool: the drafter
starts from an empty window at block 0 and acceptance collapses on long
prompts. Hosting the draft layers in the target's KVCacheManagerV2 lets
the transceiver move them with the target's pages.
- MiniMaxM3KVCacheManagerV2 hosts explicit draft layer specs: index-K
buffers follow the spec-built ones, dense target layers stay FP8,
size-only coalescing keeps the target pools, draft layers use the base
view.
- KvCacheCreator unifies a standalone DSpark drafter with such a manager
under disaggregated serving when the drafter reads the target's page
size. Agg keeps the separate pool paired with block reuse, and a model
that ships that pool's window (F0a) keeps it in disagg.
TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV=0 opts out.
- An NVFP4 target transfers with a BF16 draft held in pools of its own.
- A windowed draft lifecycle gets the hot-tier bytes of every admissible
sequence's window plus one context chunk, instead of the bytes-per-token
split that handed it a quarter of the KV cache.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
* [None][feat] Reuse a unified DSpark drafter's KV only where its window is complete
With the drafter's layers in the target's KV cache manager, the draft
lifecycle's REQUIRED policy let the drafter's window constrain every
prefix match: a request branching off a shared prefix found no
committed window there and re-prefilled its whole prompt.
- A windowed drafter's layer specs are OPTIONAL. The target alone sets
the match, and a new cache's first resume selects the drafter's
layers where their window is complete (page-aligned matches only).
- Where the window is missing, prepare_context caps the claim so the
prefill writes everything the drafter reads (from L + 2 - W on): at
L + 1 - W, or one window before a branch point within W of the prompt
end, whose window the request then publishes. A partial match first
retries at its last full page.
- The commit gate for unstored drafter context, its unwritten-prefix
marks and branch-point publication cover a manager that hosts the
drafter's layers, not only a paired draft pool.
A disagg generation request needs no cap: the KV transfer requests an
unselected OPTIONAL group in full.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
* [None][perf] MiniMax-M3.1 DSpark: copy only the unified drafter's block offsets per step
A hybrid NVFP4 MiniMax-M3 cache is pool-less: no target layer reads its
attention-op block offsets. With explicit draft layers it kept every
layer's pool, so each step converted the whole per-layer table (layers x
sequence slots x max_seq_len / tokens_per_block) on the device: about
3 ms per decode step at max_seq_len 1M on TP2.
Keep one attention-op pool, the first draft layer's, which is the only
one the unified drafter reads, and fill it from the draft lifecycle's
rows with the copy a separate draft pool uses.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
* [None][fix] Allocate the whole block of a drafter that shares the target's KV cache
A unified DFlash/DSpark drafter appends its block after the request's
context, through the request's own pages. The manager sized every request
with num_extra_kv_tokens = K-1 beyond its history, but the DSpark
shift_label block is K wide (DFlash K+1). When the allocation ended on a
page boundary, at the prompt end or after a step that accepts all K+1
tokens, the block's last slot had no page: the drafter then truncated the
advertised context and its scratch overwrote the last context position in
the draft layers, silently.
When DRAFT-owner layers live in the manager, size each request beyond its
history by max(num_extra_kv_tokens, drafter block width) at every
allocation site and in the generation headroom. The creator passes the
checkpoint-resolved width (shift_label). Adapted from NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
NVIDIA#20664 (76c4cef); num_extra_kv_tokens keeps its position-side meaning.
* [None][fix] Fail at startup when TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV=1 cannot be honored
An explicit TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV=1 on a disaggregated worker whose
target and drafter cannot share one KV cache manager silently kept the
separate draft pool, whose KV is not transferred. Raise at KV cache
creation instead, as NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM NVIDIA#20664's
_check_shared_draft_kv_request does.
disaggregated_mpi_worker now writes "auto" rather than "1" when both
sections pass its coarse checks, so its automatic choice can still fall
back where a worker's finer checks refuse; the creator shares under "1" and
"auto" alike. The unset default is unchanged.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
* [None][fix] Let disaggregated_mpi_worker share a DSpark drafter's KV
The launcher wrote TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV=0 for any drafter other than DFlash, and for any page
size other than 16, 32 or 64, so a MiniMax-M3.1 DSpark deployment started through it (128-token pages)
kept the separate draft pool, whose KV is not transferred.
Accept a standalone DSpark drafter with attention_backend unset, AUTO or TRTLLM, as NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM
NVIDIA#20664 does, and leave its page size to each worker's KvCacheCreator: the launcher cannot know whether
the drafter reads the target's page. It writes "auto"; if the two sides still disagree, the peers'
draft-layer check fails loudly. An explicit TRTLLM_DISAGG_SHARED_DRAFT_KV=0 is now kept.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
* [None][fix] Keep attention-DP dummy generation rows on DFlash's dummy slot
A generation row with the attention-DP dummy id must never inherit a real slot, because the C++ offset
copy maps placeholders to page 0: a slot that a context warmup stored under that id would let the
dummy row write its drafter K/V past its own pages, onto another request's page. As in
NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM NVIDIA#20664, such rows now always take the dummy slot.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
* [None][perf] DFlash: size a unified MiniMax-M3.1 drafter's context stores on the host
DFlash bounds each context store by the row's allocation, which it reads
back from the device unless the drafter's block-table rows are known to
be written in full. That was only recognized for a separate draft pool,
so with the unified drafter every context chunk waited for the target's
forward before the store was issued.
Let the KV cache manager say whether it rewrites copied rows in full,
and check the target manager's own table for a unified drafter. The
MiniMax-M3 manager's drafter-only pool is copied in full.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
* [None][feat] KVCacheManagerV2: reuse an OPTIONAL group at a partial endpoint
An OPTIONAL lifecycle group was checked only at a page-aligned endpoint,
so a partial prefix match always left it incomplete. A unified DSpark
drafter then lost its window's partial page and the caller cut its claim
back to the last full page, recomputing up to a page per request.
Check an OPTIONAL group at any endpoint with the REQUIRED coverage rule:
the last page needs only the matched prefix. The first resume copies a
selected group's partial page into a private page, as for REQUIRED, and
counts it as a partial reuse. Partial snapshots now publish OPTIONAL
pages as well, so a continuation of a prompt that ended mid-page finds
them. A match whose partial page is missing still falls back to the
last full page.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
* [None][fix] Give the block-table refresh test's stub the extent columns
The stock DFlashWorker._refresh_ctx_block_tables reads _ctx_block_cols since
the allocation-extent fix; the test's object.__new__ stub never set it.
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
---------
Signed-off-by: Zheyu Fu <zheyuf@nvidia.com>
Co-authored-by: allisonlim-nv <allim@nvidia.com>
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Native disaggregated KV transfers need to use each pool view's head geometry when one cache manager contains layers with different KV-head counts. Using one rank-wide count can select incorrect head slices or sender ranks.
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main, which includes the merged unified KV-cache foundation #20178. DFlash and DSpark cache-sharing integration remains in their separate PRs.Test Coverage
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test_peer.py,test_extractor.py, andtest_bounce.pychecks per-view byte offsets, sender election, metadata compatibility, serialization, owner partitioning, and bounce safety. The existingl0_cpu.ymlselection ofunittest/disaggregatedincludes the CPU-marked tests.Validation:
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The supplied change summary describes per-view KV-head counts flowing from pool-view construction into attention matching and transfer routing. It also describes ownership-based view partitioning, per-view duplication factors, stricter view-match validation, and disabling fan-in bounce when any view pair duplicates heads.
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The changed tests cover per-view transfer byte ranges, sender election, missing head metadata, serialization and fallback, ownership partitioning, mixed-head errors, and fan-in bounce safety.
test_extractor.pyandtest_bounce.pyare listed in the A10 and H100 CI lists.test_peer.pywas not found in the checked test lists. No test-list changes or test execution results were provided.Coverage verdict: needs follow-up. The described unit tests cover key paths, but the available evidence does not establish end-to-end transfer coverage or test execution.
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/mixers/attention/peer.py— Verify HND/NHD transfer geometry and sender selection with per-view head counts. Verify the rank-wide fallback when a view omits its count.tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/peer.py— Verify view matching, registration errors, and per-view duplication routing, including multiple candidates and coalesced layers.tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/native/transfer.py— Verify fan-in bounce remains disabled when any per-view duplication factor is not 1.tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/resource/kv_extractor.py— Verify ownership partitioning and uniform head-count checks for attention views. Verify that recurrent views do not use those checks.tensorrt_llm/_torch/disaggregation/resource/page.py— Verifynum_kv_headsserialization and deserialization, including older tables that omit the field.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py— Verify draft-owned layers produce the intended partition key and other layers return no partition.tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_peer.py— Covers per-view transfer bytes, sender election, and missing metadata rejection. It was not found in the checked CI or manual-QA lists.tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_bounce.py— Covers fan-in bounce safety for per-view duplication factors. Listed in the A10 and H100 CI lists.tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_extractor.py— Covers serialization, per-view head counts, ownership partitioning, and mixed-head errors. Listed in the A10 and H100 CI lists.