test(torch_provider): guard the d256 aten-op test's backward too (fixes py_test sm80 red since #554) - #863
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…p when no engine serves it) test_d256_direct_aten_op (PR NVIDIA#554) wrapped only the FORWARD aten call in its skip guard, and caught RuntimeError. On Ampere the forward builds fine but the BACKWARD graph is rejected at validate() by the native support surface (scaled_dot_product_flash_attention.h: hidden_dim <= 128 on this arch), which runs before any FROST routing — so no OSS engine can serve the d=256 backward from the graph API either, with or without CUDNN_FRONTEND_ENABLE_FROST_ENGINES. That rejection surfaces as cudnnGraphNotSupportedError, which derives from Exception (not RuntimeError), so the guard would have missed it regardless. Result: py_test:{rel,dev}:sm80 red on every PR, e.g. https://gitlab-master.nvidia.com/cudnn/cudnn_frontend/-/jobs/421380222 Wrap forward + backward in one guard and catch both exception types; the skip reason names the arch gate. The underlying blind spot (native support surface gating graphs a FROST engine could serve — the SM80 row advertises d <= 256 backward) is architectural and tracked separately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 10 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe d=256 direct cuDNN ATen test now skips unsupported GPU and cuDNN environments before allocation. It preserves separate forward and backward support checks and re-raises unrelated runtime errors. ChangesSDPA support validation
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In `@test/python/sdpa/test_torch_provider.py`:
- Around line 266-267: Update the exception handling around the ATen forward and
backward operations so unrelated RuntimeError instances are re-raised rather
than skipped. Catch only the expected unsupported-graph condition for the
relevant operation, while retaining cudnn.cudnnGraphNotSupportedError as its own
pytest.skip path.
- Around line 256-261: Update test_torch_provider.py around
test_d256_direct_aten_op() to gate execution before BF16 tensor allocation:
require an SM80-or-newer GPU and cuDNN backend version 9.12 or newer, skipping
the test when either prerequisite is unavailable. Keep expected
unsupported-configuration handling narrow by catching only the specific cuDNN
graph-not-supported exception rather than every RuntimeError.
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…ction rejections CodeRabbit on NVIDIA#863: (1) gate unsupported configurations before allocating tensors — sm80+ and cuDNN >= 9.6 checks now lead the test, mirroring test_torch_ops.py's module gate (the suggested 9.12 floor has no source in the repo; 9.6 is the floor the sibling python-SDPA tests use); (2) do not turn every RuntimeError into a skip — cudnnGraphNotSupportedError stays the skip path, a RuntimeError skips only when its message is the engine rejection itself (unsupported / no engine), and anything else (allocation failures, autograd regressions) re-raises as a failure. Verified on A100 / backend 9.27 (develop 22ed1b1): still skips in both env modes with the arch-gate reason; test_torch_provider.py 16 passed, 1 skipped in the CI-like env. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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test/python/sdpa/test_torch_provider.py::test_d256_direct_aten_op(added in #554) has been failing on Ampere inpy_test:rel:sm80/py_test:dev:sm80on every PR since it merged (e.g. job 421380222):Two gaps in the test's skip guard:
validate()rejects — Ampere falls into the native backward node'sd <= 128branch (scaled_dot_product_flash_attention.h), andpygraph.validate()runs that C++ validation before any FROST routing, so the d=256 backward never reaches an OSS engine, with or withoutCUDNN_FRONTEND_ENABLE_FROST_ENGINES=1(verified both ways on an A100).RuntimeError, but the frontend raisescudnnGraphNotSupportedError, which derives fromException.Fix: one guard around forward + backward, catching both, with a skip reason naming the arch gate. Verified on A100 (develop
22ed1b1fe): the test now skips in both env modes; the wholetest_torch_provider.pyfile is 16 passed / 1 skipped in the CI-like (no-FROST) env.Not in this PR
The underlying blind spot — the native support surface gating graphs that a FROST engine could serve (the SM80 backward row advertises
d <= 256, so this exact d=256 case is servable) — is architectural (pygraph.validate()exempts only graphs with no native lowering or a caller-registered engine) and is tracked in #704, with #818 as the fix vehicle. Note this guard stays correct after #818: thepy_testjobs run FROST-off, where classic C++ validation still applies; in a FROST-on run the test simply executes on the SM80 row.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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