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31 changes: 31 additions & 0 deletions tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/py_executor.py
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Expand Up @@ -8576,6 +8576,37 @@ def _handle_speculative_decoding(
def reset_prefix_cache(self):
self.kv_cache_manager.reset_reuse_state()

def recompute_active_requests(self) -> None:

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This method has no caller in the tree and no test. Given it touches request state transitions and KV release ordering, could the control_action wiring and at least one test (overlap loop, requests re-prefilled and completing correctly) land with it — or is that a follow-up PR?

"""Discard live request caches so they are rebuilt with current weights.

This method is intended to run inside :meth:`control_action` after a
non-draining weight update. A prefix-cache reset alone is insufficient:
active requests still own KV and recurrent-state caches computed with
the previous weights, and completing those requests can register stale
blocks in the reuse pool after the reset.

Preserve already generated tokens by pausing each request. The normal

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pause() clamps to min(maxInputLen, promptLen + numGenerated) and, for beamWidth > 1, resets tokens back to promptLen entirely (llmRequest.h:905-941). So generated tokens are not always preserved — worth stating both exceptions here, or rejecting the beam-search case explicitly.

scheduler then treats those tokens as context and prefills them again
before decoding resumes.
"""
print(

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This looks like a leftover debug sentinel — it writes to stdout unconditionally on every rank, bypassing the log level. Please drop it, or use logger.info(...) if the visibility is actually wanted.

"TRTLLM_RECOMPUTE_ACTIVE_REQUESTS_CALLED "
f"active_requests={len(self.active_requests)}",
flush=True,
)
# The overlap loop can have one completed GPU batch whose sampled tokens
# have not yet been applied to the requests. Consume it before freeing
# its cache resources or the loop would later access released entries.
self._consume_previous_batch_for_rebalance()

requests_to_recompute = list(self.active_requests)

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active_requests can contain requests that hold no cache yet — a freshly fetched CONTEXT_INIT one under drain=False, or a disagg request in transmission. The existing all-active-requests primitive guards each one with mgr.is_request_active(req.py_request_id) (_rebalance_kv_pools_now, line 4882), and every other _terminate_request call site is state-qualified (e.g. line 8419 excludes is_disagg_context_transmission_state). With the rocket sparse KV manager this is a hard failure: BlockManager.free_resources does del self.block_ids[request_id] on an entry only ever created by add_tokens. Please filter by state / cache liveness before terminating.

self._terminate_requests(requests_to_recompute)

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When pp_size > 1 && enable_kv_cache_reuse && kv_cache_transceiver, _terminate_request() only stashes the request into DisaggPPTerminationHandler._pending_termination (line 8651); the actual free_resources() happens later in terminate_pending_requests() after a full pp_size-round ring vote. So _pause_requests() below resets those requests to CONTEXT_INIT, the scheduler re-admits them with fresh KV, and the deferred termination then frees the resources of a request that is running again. Should the pending terminations be drained (or this path be excluded) before pausing?

self._pause_requests(requests_to_recompute)
Comment on lines +8600 to +8604

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Drain the PP microbatch ring before releasing request resources.

When pp_size > 1, _consume_previous_batch_for_rebalance() does not drain micro_batches or unhandled_batch_counter. A non-draining control action can therefore call _terminate_requests() and _pause_requests() while _handle_executed_batch() still needs the request state. The later PP completion can access released caches or discard sampled tokens that the recompute operation must preserve.

Either reject this operation for PP, or add an executor-loop state that stops queueing and drains the PP ring before lines 8603-8604 run. The current blocking control action cannot drain that ring after it enters this method.

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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/py_executor.py` around lines 8600 - 8604,
Update the rebalance control flow around _consume_previous_batch_for_rebalance,
_terminate_requests, and _pause_requests so PP executions with pp_size greater
than one cannot release request resources while the microbatch ring remains
active; either reject the operation for PP or introduce executor-loop state that
stops new queueing and drains the ring before terminating and pausing requests.

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V2 evicts through _suspend_request inside scheduler_v2 (lines 571/673), and the closest existing "release every active request" primitive, _rebalance_kv_pools_now, uses mgr.suspend_request instead. Could the docstring say why suspend is not usable here (presumably because it preserves the old-weight KV that must be discarded)?


# free_resources() may register old-weight blocks for reuse. Clear the
# reuse tree only after every active request has released its caches.
self.reset_prefix_cache()

def _handle_guided_decoder_errors(
self, scheduled_batch: ScheduledRequests,
failed_requests: Optional[List[Tuple[int, str]]]):
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