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Regression follow-up (2026-11-03)

The single-increment regression now covers an unparsable object or array followed immediately by a valid call. Both cases fail on the pre-drain bba24cedc6 parser because the valid call is lost, and pass with the current parser. The deep-nesting streaming regression explicitly checks that the following valid call has index 0 and the next index is 1. The single-increment cases also check the final next index.

The focused Gemma4 class passes 37 tests locally using the existing lightweight source loader. Parser implementations are real checkout sources, while protocol and unrelated heavy imports are stand-ins. This is local parser proof, not a full server or current-head CI result. Formatting, lint and test-list validation pass. The vendor-source check still fails on the unchanged flashinfer-kda-bt16 destination digest, as recorded in earlier checks. No vendored files were changed. CI still requires maintainer approval.

Review follow-up (c67e919, bba24ce, be4b5b7, 58b969f)

The Gemma4 streaming path reports each call once, when its <tool_call|> end token arrives, with the name and the parsed JSON arguments in one item. Earlier it sent the name first and raw Gemma4 argument text after it, which made the accumulated client arguments invalid JSON. A call whose arguments fail to parse, including on RecursionError, is skipped as detect_and_parse skips it, and the next call keeps the next index. A stream that stops before <tool_call|> reports no call in either path. The regression tests concatenate parameter deltas by tool index and compare the result with detect_and_parse.

parse_streaming_increment now reports every complete call the buffer holds. Before, an increment that held text and a call, or several calls, reported at most one of them, and when no increment followed, the inherited finish() dropped the rest.

detect_and_parse now keeps the text between calls and after the last call as content, as the streaming path and glm4 do. A call that is skipped adds no text in either path. The whitespace just before a call stays a difference between the two paths, because streaming sends it before it can know that a call follows, the same as in qwen3, deepseek_v3, glm4, poolside_v1 and minimax.

Fixes #20993. Fixes #20991. Fixes #20995.

Four tool parsers raise, or write non-JSON arguments, when a model writes an argument value that cannot be decoded into strict JSON: nesting deeper than the recursion limit, a number with too many digits, or an infinite or NaN value. The exception leaves detect_and_parse and the streaming path, so a non-streaming request fails with HTTP 400 and a streaming request ends without data: [DONE].

As requested in review, this PR now also carries #20992 (Poolside v1) and #20997 (Gemma4), which fix the same class of problem in the same directory, so they can be reviewed together. Those two PRs are closed in favour of this one. The branch is rebased on current main (0a03c3ed05), which also resolves the conflict this PR had with main.

parser	what changes
Kimi K3, MiniMax-M3	an argument that json.loads or the json.dumps of the arguments object rejects keeps its raw text
Poolside v1	a value is kept decoded only when it can be written as strict JSON, otherwise its raw text is kept
Gemma4	arguments nested past the recursion limit are handled like other arguments that fail to parse

Valid arguments parse as before in all four parsers.

Kimi K3 and MiniMax-M3

Problem

Both parsers keep the raw text of an argument that json.loads rejects. Some model outputs still make them raise.

parser, argument form	value	main
kimi_k3, argument type="object"	100000 nested [	RecursionError at kimi_k3_tool_parser.py:210
kimi_k3, argument type="object"	9997 nested [	RecursionError at kimi_k3_tool_parser.py:237 (json.dumps of the arguments object)
kimi_k3, argument type="object"	4400 digits	ValueError at kimi_k3_tool_parser.py:210
kimi_k3, json block	100000 nested [	RecursionError at kimi_k3_tool_parser.py:224
kimi_k3, json block	4400 digits	ValueError at kimi_k3_tool_parser.py:224
minimax_m3, object parameter	100000 nested [	RecursionError at minimax_m3_parser.py:58
minimax_m3, object parameter	9997 nested [	RecursionError at minimax_m3_parser.py:176 (json.dumps of the arguments object)

For kimi_k3 the error leaves detect_and_parse and the streaming path. For minimax_m3 it leaves detect_and_parse, which the non-streaming chat path calls directly, so the request fails with HTTP 400.

Root cause

• KimiK3ToolParser._coerce_value, _parse_call_arguments and detect_and_parse catch only json.JSONDecodeError. json.loads raises a plain ValueError for a number with more than 4300 digits (the CPython integer string conversion limit) and RecursionError for deep nesting.
• minimax_m3_parser._coerce_value catches ValueError and lets RecursionError through.
• In both parsers a value just under the decoder's nesting limit decodes, and json.dumps of the arguments object, one level deeper, then raises RecursionError. 9997 levels is that boundary on CPython 3.12.

Fix

• Both _coerce_value functions decode a value and also encode it one level deep (json.dumps([parsed])), the depth it has inside the arguments object. ValueError and RecursionError fall back to the raw text, as invalid JSON already does.
• The json block path of _parse_call_arguments and the json.loads of the arguments in KimiK3ToolParser.detect_and_parse catch ValueError and RecursionError. json.JSONDecodeError is a subclass of ValueError, so the cases handled before are still handled.

Valid arguments parse as before. A sweep of nesting depths from 1 to 3000 and 9985 to 10010 (arrays and objects, argument and json block forms) raises in 76 of the tested cases on main and in none with this change.

Poolside v1

Problem

PoolsideV1ToolParser raises on some argument values the model can write.

value	declared type	main
1e999, Infinity, -Infinity	integer	OverflowError: cannot convert float infinity to integer
an integer with more than 308 digits	number	OverflowError: int too large to convert to float
100000 nested [	any non-string type	RecursionError from json.loads
NaN, 1e999, [1e999]	number, array	the arguments string holds NaN or Infinity, which strict JSON parsers reject

The exception leaves both detect_and_parse and parse_streaming_increment. A non-streaming chat request then fails with HTTP 400 and the generated text is lost. A streaming request ends without its last chunks and without data: [DONE].

Root cause

_parse_argument_value in tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/poolside_v1_parser.py:

• json.loads(value) is guarded by (json.JSONDecodeError, ValueError), so RecursionError passes through.
• int(parsed) and float(parsed) are guarded by (TypeError, ValueError). json.loads returns float("inf") for 1e999 and Infinity, int(inf) raises OverflowError, and so does float() of a very long integer.

Fix

_parse_argument_value keeps a decoded value only when json.dumps(..., allow_nan=False) can write it one level deep, which is the depth it has inside the arguments object. Otherwise it keeps the raw argument text. RecursionError from json.loads and OverflowError from the numeric conversions are caught. This is the rule glm4_parser.parse_arguments already applies to the same <arg_key>/<arg_value> format (1e309 and NaN keep their text there). Values that decode to strict JSON parse exactly as before.

The one-level-deep check matters at the decoder's nesting limit. On CPython 3.12 an array nested 9997 levels decodes, and then the json.dumps of the arguments object, one level deeper, raises RecursionError. A sweep of nesting depths from 1 to 3000 and 9980 to 10010 (arrays and objects, both parse paths) raises nothing after the change.

Gemma4

Problem

Gemma4ToolParser raises RecursionError when a tool call's arguments nest about 1000 levels deep, for example call:get_weather{opts:{a:{a:...}}} or tags:[[[...]]]. About 4k characters of model output are enough. The error leaves detect_and_parse (first parser frame gemma4_parser.py:334) and parse_streaming_increment (first parser frame gemma4_parser.py:476), so a non-streaming request fails with HTTP 400 and a streaming request ends without data: [DONE].

Root cause

_parse_gemma4_args calls itself once per nested object (gemma4_parser.py:206), and _parse_gemma4_value and _parse_gemma4_array call each other once per nested array. The handlers around both callers catch (ValueError, IndexError, TypeError, KeyError).

Fix

Both handlers also catch RecursionError. Such a call is then handled like other arguments that fail to parse. detect_and_parse logs a warning and skips the call, and the streaming path skips it the same way. The streaming path now reports a call when its end token arrives, with the name and the parsed arguments together, so a call that fails to parse leaves nothing behind in the stream. Other calls in the same output are parsed as before.

Test Coverage

New CPU-only tests in tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py:

• TestKimiK3ToolParser::test_undecodable_json_falls_back_to_raw and test_value_that_fails_serialization_keeps_raw_text, test_minimax_m3_undecodable_json_keeps_text and test_minimax_m3_value_that_fails_serialization_keeps_text
• TestPoolsideV1ToolParser::test_values_without_strict_json_keep_text (nine values, both parse paths)
• TestGemma4ToolParser::test_deeply_nested_arguments_do_not_raise[object|array] and test_streaming_reports_no_call_without_end_token. test_parse_streaming_increment_multi_chunk now expects the name together with the arguments in the second chunk. test_streaming_reports_every_call_in_one_increment (five cases) checks the calls, tool indexes, prev_tool_call_arr and streamed_args_for_tool against detect_and_parse for one increment. test_text_around_calls_is_content (three cases) checks the content and calls of both paths for text after a call, text between calls, and a valid call followed by one that fails to parse.

Results on current main (0a03c3ed05), CPU, tensorrt_llm 1.4.0rc1 wheel with the tool_parser package loaded from the checkout:

• Whole test_tool_parsers.py with this branch's tests on main's parsers: 35 of the new or changed tests fail (18 Poolside v1, 12 Gemma4, 3 Kimi K3, 2 MiniMax-M3), plus the 4 tests below.
• Whole test_tool_parsers.py with this branch: 988 passed, 4 failed.

The same four tests fail on main and with this branch (TestQwen3CoderRequiredTools::test_required_stream_matches_complete_response[10000-True] and three TestQwen3CoderParameterRecovery::test_chat_recovery_policy_preserves_required_arguments cases). They go through postprocess_handlers and the reasoning parser, which this local setup takes from the 1.4.0rc1 wheel, so they come from the setup.

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• Kimi K3 and MiniMax M3 preserve raw argument text when decoding or nested JSON serialization fails.
• Poolside v1 preserves values that cannot be represented as strict JSON. It also handles decoding, recursion, and numeric-conversion errors.
• Gemma4 catches RecursionError in streaming and non-streaming parsing. Streaming waits for the call’s end token, then emits parsed JSON arguments; calls with arguments that fail to parse are skipped.
• No public API changes are reported. The author reports 979 tests passed and 4 failed; the four failures also occur on main and are attributed to the local setup. Test results were not independently verified.

QA Engineer Review

• tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py adds regression coverage for GLM4/GLM47, Gemma4, Kimi K3, and MiniMax M3. It covers malformed, deeply nested, non-finite, oversized numeric, and serialization-failure inputs, plus streaming behavior.
• The test file is listed in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml. No manual-QA listing was found.
• Coverage verdict: sufficient for the reported regression paths.

Per-File QA Perspective

• tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/kimi_k3_tool_parser.py — Verify raw-text fallback for decoding and serialization failures in streaming and non-streaming parsing.
• tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/minimax_m3_parser.py — Verify raw-text fallback when decoding or nested serialization fails, while valid values retain their existing conversions.
• tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/poolside_v1_parser.py — Verify that deeply nested and non-finite or overflowing numeric arguments do not raise, and that values without strict JSON representations retain their raw text.
• tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/gemma4_parser.py — Verify that streaming emits calls only after the end token, emits parsed JSON arguments, and skips calls whose arguments fail to parse.
• tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py — Covers parser regression cases and streaming behavior across four parser families. Listed in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml.

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Walkthrough

Kimi K3, MiniMax M3, Poolside v1, and Gemma4 update how they handle tool arguments that cause parsing, coercion, or serialization failures. Regression tests cover oversized, non-finite, and deeply nested values in one-shot and streaming parsing.

Changes

Tool parser argument handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Retain Kimi K3 and MiniMax M3 argument text tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/kimi_k3_tool_parser.py, tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/minimax_m3_parser.py, tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py	Kimi K3 and MiniMax M3 catch additional parsing and nested-serialization failures and fall back to raw argument text. Kimi K3 also applies fallback handling to JSON blocks and parsed-call arguments. Tests cover oversized, deeply nested, and serialization-failing values.
Validate Poolside v1 strict JSON arguments tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/poolside_v1_parser.py, tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py	Poolside v1 checks decoded and coerced values for strict JSON compatibility. It catches recursion and overflow errors and retains trimmed raw text when parsing, coercion, or strict serialization fails. Tests cover nested JSON and numeric values.
Emit Gemma4 calls after completion tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/gemma4_parser.py, tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py	Gemma4 streaming parsing waits for the end token before emitting a call. It skips calls whose arguments fail to parse and catches recursion errors. Tests cover incomplete calls and deeply nested arguments.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Possibly related PRs

• NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM#21112: Both PRs change how Kimi K3 represents argument values that cannot be decoded as JSON.
• NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM#20992: Both PRs change Poolside v1 handling of values without a strict JSON representation.
• NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM#20997: Both PRs add recursion-error handling to Gemma4 argument parsing.

Merge Risk: Low · up to bba24

The Gemma4 streaming parser no longer emits misleading empty-argument calls when arguments fail to parse, and the main issues from earlier reviews are fixed. Two smaller items remain: several complete calls in one final streamed chunk can lose the later ones, which is existing behavior, and a test does not check the index of the call after a skipped one. Both can be handled as follow-ups.

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Title check		The title names the four affected parsers (Kimi K3, MiniMax-M3, Poolside v1, Gemma4) and the core problem: tool-call arguments that cannot be decoded. It follows the required [#ticket][type] Summary f…
Linked Issues check		The PR meets the coding requirements for all active direct issues. [#20993] Kimi K3 and MiniMax-M3 retain raw argument text when JSON decoding or nested serialization raises ValueError or `Recursio…
Out of Scope Changes check		The whole-PR changes stay within the linked parser fixes. Kimi K3 and MiniMax-M3 changes implement [#20993]. Poolside v1 changes implement [#20991]. Gemma4 changes implement [#20995]. The Gemma4 stre…
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The title names the four affected parsers (Kimi K3, MiniMax-M3, Poolside v1, Gemma4) and the core problem: tool-call arguments that cannot be decoded. It follows the required [#ticket][type] Summary format with [#20993][fix]. It is specific and matches the changeset, which keeps raw argument text or skips calls when decoding or serialization fails. It is long at 121 characters, but it is accurate.

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[#20993] Kimi K3 and MiniMax-M3 retain raw argument text when JSON decoding or nested serialization raises ValueError or RecursionError. Tests cover deep nesting, long numbers, streaming Kimi K3, and serialization failures.

[#20991] Poolside v1 catches decoding and numeric conversion failures. It keeps decoded values only when strict JSON serialization succeeds at the arguments-object depth. Tests cover streaming and non-streaming parsing, overflow, non-finite values, and deep nesting.

[#20995] Gemma4 catches RecursionError in both parsing paths. It logs and skips calls with unparseable arguments. Streaming emits a completed call only after the end token and preserves following valid calls. Tests cover nested objects, nested arrays, and incomplete calls.

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The whole-PR changes stay within the linked parser fixes. Kimi K3 and MiniMax-M3 changes implement [#20993]. Poolside v1 changes implement [#20991]. Gemma4 changes implement [#20995].

The Gemma4 streaming changes prevent partial calls when parsing later fails and align streaming results with non-streaming results. The related tests verify this behavior. No unrelated production files, dependencies, or public APIs changed.

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Test the MiniMax M3 serialization fallback.

Both new inputs fail during json.loads, so they cannot detect a regression in the new json.dumps([parsed]) check. Add an object-parameter case that decodes successfully but makes this probe raise RecursionError. Assert that the resulting options value is the raw string. As per path instructions: “Leave an INLINE review comment on the smallest relevant changed production-code hunk when a material test coverage gap exists.”

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Test the argument serialization fallback.

The new test inputs fail during json.loads, so they do not exercise a decoded value that fails json.dumps([parsed]). Add an argument-tag case that makes this probe raise RecursionError and asserts that the call retains the raw value as a string. A targeted probe failure is sufficient if a portable nesting boundary is difficult to construct. As per path instructions: “Leave an INLINE review comment on the smallest relevant changed production-code hunk when a material test coverage gap exists.”

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@coderabbitai Both nitpicks are addressed in f2cd0d2. TestKimiK3ToolParser::test_value_that_fails_serialization_keeps_raw_text and test_minimax_m3_value_that_fails_serialization_keeps_text pass a value that json.loads decodes, {"probe": 1}, and patch json.dumps so the json.dumps([parsed]) probe raises RecursionError for that value only. A real nesting boundary depends on the interpreter's recursion limit, so the targeted probe failure keeps the tests portable. Both tests assert that the raw text is kept. They fail on the PR base (b7bfae8) and pass on this branch.

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Cover serialization failure in the Kimi K3 raw-JSON block.

The added test covers only the argument-tag path. The raw-JSON block serializes json.loads(raw) directly, so the current json.dumps patch does not raise for that path. Add a raw-JSON case and assert that both one-shot and streaming parsing preserve the original block text.

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- Line 478: Update the RecursionError fallback in the tool parser’s exception
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has already been streamed; buffer arguments until parsing succeeds or replace
the previously emitted arguments instead of appending `{}`.

Review comments at @tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py:
- Around line 5298-5299: Update the Gemma4 streaming test’s parameter collection
to concatenate chunks by tool_index instead of replacing each entry with the
latest call.parameters value, then assert that the accumulated parameters for
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Minor · Catch serialization recursion failures in the non-streaming path. · gemma4_parser.py:347

tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/gemma4_parser.py:347
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Catch serialization recursion failures in the non-streaming path.

json.dumps(parsed_args, ensure_ascii=False) remains outside the RecursionError handler. Python JSON serialization can raise RecursionError for deeply nested objects. If parsing succeeds first, that error can escape the non-streaming parser. Move serialization into the try block and add a regression test for this path.

Suggested fix

             try:
                 parsed_args = _parse_gemma4_args(args_str)
+                serialized_args = json.dumps(parsed_args, ensure_ascii=False)
             except (ValueError, IndexError, TypeError, KeyError, RecursionError) as e:
                 logger.warning(f"Failed to parse Gemma4 tool call args: {args_str}, error: {e}")
                 continue
@@
                     tool_index=tool_index,
                     name=func_name,
-                    parameters=json.dumps(parsed_args, ensure_ascii=False),
+                    parameters=serialized_args,

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Review comment at @tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/gemma4_parser.py at line 347:
Move JSON serialization of parsed_args into the non-streaming parser’s existing
try block so RecursionError is handled with the parsing failures, and use the
serialized value when setting parameters; add a regression test for
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Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/gemma4_parser.py:
- Line 441: Update the streaming parser flow around StreamingParseResult to
buffer the function name and argument deltas until parsing and serialization
succeed; discard the entire buffered call on failure, including RecursionError,
rather than emitting a valid empty-argument call. Update the streaming test to
assert the failed call is not emitted.
- Line 441: Implement finish() in the parser containing this
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printf '%s\n' '--- focused Gemma4 tests ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- serving-layer consumer ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- core result and call types ---'
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Do not emit a valid empty call after argument parsing fails.

The streaming parser emits the function name before parsing completes. The base branch then streamed raw argument deltas before appending "{}" on failure. This change removes those deltas, so the client can now assemble the failed call as a valid empty-argument call. The non-streaming path skips the same call.

Buffer the function name and arguments until parsing succeeds. Discard the complete buffered call when parsing or serialization fails, including for RecursionError. Update the streaming test, which currently locks in the unsafe ("get_weather", {}) result.

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Review comment at @tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/gemma4_parser.py at line 441:
Update the streaming parser flow around StreamingParseResult to buffer the
function name and argument deltas until parsing and serialization succeed;
discard the entire buffered call on failure, including RecursionError, rather
than emitting a valid empty-argument call. Update the streaming test to assert
the failed call is not emitted.

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Gemma 4 tokenizer "<tool_call|>" stop token EOS tool calling format

Result:

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- Gemma 4 Prompt Formatting | Google AI for Developers — https://ai.google.dev/gemma/docs/core/prompt-formatting-gemma4
- Function calling with Gemma 4 | Google AI for Developers — https://ai.google.dev/gemma/docs/capabilities/text/function-calling-gemma4
- modular-max: max/python/max/pipelines/architectures/gemma4/tokenizer.py Source File - doxygen documentation | Fossies Dox — https://fossies.org/dox/modular-max-v26.6.0/architectures_2gemma4_2tokenizer_8py_source.html
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Flush complete buffered arguments when generation ends early.

If generation ends after } but before EOT_TOKEN—for example, at the max_tokens limit—the parser has already emitted the function name but keeps the complete arguments in _buffer. The inherited finish() returns no calls, so the client receives empty arguments. Before this change, the removed incremental path emitted those argument characters.

Implement finish() to parse and emit a complete buffered call without requiring EOT_TOKEN. Keep incomplete buffers unchanged. Add a regression test that ends the stream after the closing brace and asserts that the arguments are emitted.

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Review comment at @tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/gemma4_parser.py at line 441:
Implement finish() in the parser containing this StreamingParseResult return so
a complete buffered call ending after its closing brace is parsed and emitted
without EOT_TOKEN, while incomplete buffers remain unchanged. Add a regression
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Both points reproduced on c67e919. A call whose arguments failed to parse streamed as ("get_weather", {}) while detect_and_parse skipped it. A stream that stopped after } without <tool_call|> left a call with a name and empty arguments while detect_and_parse returned no call.

Fixed in bba24ce. The streaming path now reports a call when <tool_call|> arrives, with the name and the parsed JSON arguments in one item. When parsing fails, including on RecursionError, the whole call is skipped and the next call keeps the next index. This matches detect_and_parse, and glm4 and kimi_k3 also report only complete calls. The deep nesting test now expects only search_web. test_parse_streaming_increment_multi_chunk expects the name together with the arguments in the second chunk. The new test_streaming_reports_no_call_without_end_token covers the early stop.

For the second point finish() stays the inherited no-op. detect_and_parse also drops a call that has no <tool_call|> because _extract_tool_calls stops at a missing end token. Salvaging that call only in finish() would make streaming and non-streaming report different calls. With the change above both report no call. Recovering a call cut off before its end token would change the non-streaming result too, so it fits a separate PR. The text the removed incremental path used to send in that case was Gemma4 argument syntax such as location:<|"|>NYC<|"|>, which clients could never decode as JSON.

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Drain complete calls from buffer in Gemma4ToolParser.parsestreamingincrement.

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Drain complete calls from _buffer in Gemma4ToolParser.parse_streaming_increment.

The parser processes only the first complete call in an increment. It leaves the remainder in _buffer on both success and argument-parse failure. If no later increment arrives, the inherited finish() emits nothing, so later calls are lost. Drain complete buffered calls after both branches, and add regression cases for malformed-then-valid and valid-then-valid calls in one final increment.

The behavior exists in the merge base, so this is not a regression from the failure-handling change.

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Review comment at @tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py around lines
433 - 434:
Update Gemma4ToolParser.parse_streaming_increment to continue draining complete
calls from _buffer after both successful parsing and argument-parse failures, so
later calls in the same increment are emitted without waiting for another
increment. Add regression cases for malformed-then-valid and valid-then-valid
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Add a test that asserts the toolindex of the call after a skipped call.

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Add a test that asserts the tool_index of the call after a skipped call.

When argument parsing fails, this branch returns before self.current_tool_id += 1 at Line 463. The next valid call therefore keeps the index that the failed call would have used. This is the "subsequent calls retain their indices" behavior stated in the commit message.

No current test asserts this behavior. test_deeply_nested_arguments_do_not_raise groups streamed items by call.tool_index. It then sorts them and checks only name and parameters. If a regression increments current_tool_id on failure, search_web is emitted at index 1. The test still passes, because it never checks the index value. A client that expects contiguous indices starting at 0 would then see a gap.

Add assert [c.tool_index for c in calls] == [0] to the streaming half of test_deeply_nested_arguments_do_not_raise in tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py. Also assert streaming.current_tool_id == 1 after the stream ends.

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Review comment at @tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/gemma4_parser.py around lines
432 - 434:
Update the streaming assertions in test_deeply_nested_arguments_do_not_raise to
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