test(ci): reclassify test_trtllm_main_init.py from gpu_1 to gpu_0 (OPS-8114) - #12835
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Two of this file's three tests only touch prometheus_client and dynamo.common, and the file imports nothing at module scope, so it collects fine on a host with no CUDA driver. Only test_tensorrt_llm_metrics_collector_import reaches TensorRT-LLM, through a function-scope import whose existing `except ImportError -> skip` handler already covers the driver-less case. This is a marker-accuracy fix, not a speed one: the three tests take about 17ms of the sequential GPU stage. The rest of the trtllm unit suite genuinely cannot move -- run on a driver-less host with the module-level CUDA guards defeated, the other nine files in this directory all fail collection with ImportError: libcuda.so.1, because their module-scope imports reach tensorrt_llm. Marking those gpu_0 would turn them into silent skips. This file is the only one that does not have that problem. What it buys: the two prometheus tests start running on the arm64 lane, which they never have, and the file stops claiming a GPU requirement that most of it does not have. Validated against the trtllm runtime image. On arm64 with no GPU the `trtllm and gpu_0` selection goes from 246 passed / 21 skipped to 248 passed / 22 skipped, the extra skip being the TensorRT-LLM test opting out cleanly. On amd64 with a GPU -- which is what the CPU-only stage actually runs on -- all three still run: the full gpu_0 lane is 272 passed, and collection moves exactly three tests (gpu_0 269 -> 272, gpu_1 162 -> 159). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Dmitry Tokarev <dtokarev@nvidia.com>
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🟡 Test file lacks the required component grouping label
The test file's marker list (pytestmark at components/src/dynamo/trtllm/tests/test_trtllm_main_init.py:13-18) is edited but still omits the mandatory component marker (core) that repository test guidelines require whenever a framework marker such as trtllm is present, so these tests stay outside every component-based selection.
Impact: The tests are missed by any CI or local run that filters tests by feature area.
Rule source and comparison with sibling files
.ai/pytest-guidelines.md ("Required markers", item 4) states a component marker is required when the test also carries a framework marker like trtllm, and exactly one of core/multimodal/router/kvbm/fault_tolerance must be picked. Sibling file components/src/dynamo/trtllm/tests/test_trtllm_disagg_request_id.py:20-26 follows this with pytest.mark.core. This file only has unit, trtllm, gpu_0, pre_merge.
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In `@components/src/dynamo/trtllm/tests/test_trtllm_main_init.py`:
- Around line 16-17: Update the pytest markers in test_trtllm_main_init.py so
the two Prometheus tests use gpu_0 while
test_tensorrt_llm_metrics_collector_import uses gpu_1, preserving that test in
GPU selection. Revise the related comment to state that TensorRT-LLM is not
imported at module scope, rather than claiming nothing is imported.
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Keep the TensorRT-LLM test in the GPU selection.
pytestmark applies gpu_0 to all three tests. Assign gpu_0 only to the two Prometheus tests and gpu_1 to test_tensorrt_llm_metrics_collector_import, whose TensorRT-LLM binding import requires CUDA libraries. Update the comment to state that TensorRT-LLM is not imported at module scope; “nothing is imported” is inaccurate.
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In `@components/src/dynamo/trtllm/tests/test_trtllm_main_init.py` around lines 16
- 17, Update the pytest markers in test_trtllm_main_init.py so the two
Prometheus tests use gpu_0 while test_tensorrt_llm_metrics_collector_import uses
gpu_1, preserving that test in GPU selection. Revise the related comment to
state that TensorRT-LLM is not imported at module scope, rather than claiming
nothing is imported.
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Closing: this does not meet the bar for a review slot. Measured after opening it: the three tests take ~17ms of the sequential GPU stage ( For the record, so nobody redoes the analysis, every other TRT-LLM lever measured empty too:
TRT-LLM's only remaining lever is GPU capacity (simulated 957s → ~453s on a 48 GiB card, ~325s across the existing 4-GPU runner), which is a runner-resourcing decision rather than a test change. The real win found while chasing this is a 2.5x VRAM over-reservation in |
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Summary
Follow-up to #12826 (vLLM) and #12718 (SGLang), but with an important difference: this one buys essentially no runtime. It is a marker-accuracy and coverage fix, and it is deliberately one file.
test_trtllm_main_init.pyimports nothing at module scope, so it collects fine on a host with no CUDA driver. Two of its three tests only touchprometheus_clientanddynamo.common. Onlytest_tensorrt_llm_metrics_collector_importreaches TensorRT-LLM, via a function-scope import whose existingexcept ImportError -> pytest.skiphandler already covers the driver-less case. On GPU-less arm64, with no patching at all:Runtime gain: ~17 ms
Not a typo. In the sequential GPU stage of run 31183861251 (job 92888922699) the three tests span
14:24:46.9978→14:24:47.0147. The entire trtllm unit GPU stage is 164 tests in 58.6s, because this suite already got the optimization that mattered: these files intentionally omitprofiled_vram_gibso they share one interpreter in the sequential stage rather than paying one subprocess per test. That per-test subprocess cost is precisely what #12826 removed from vLLM (12,024s); TRT-LLM had already sidestepped it.What the change actually buys: the two prometheus tests start running on the arm64 lane, which they never have, and the file stops advertising a GPU requirement that most of it does not have.
Why only this one file
I checked the whole trtllm suite rather than eyeballing it. To separate "the test uses a GPU" from "the test's import chain needs the driver", each trtllm
gpu_1file was run on the GPU-less arm64 image with the module-leveltorch.cuda.is_available()guards defeated (a-pplugin monkeypatching it toTrue), forcing real imports instead of an early skip.Nine of the ten files in
components/src/dynamo/trtllm/tests/fail collection even then, withImportError: libcuda.so.1— their module-scope imports reachtensorrt_llm, whose bindings link the driver. Their test bodies are mostly pure mocks, but that does not help: the module cannot be imported on a CPU-only runner, so marking themgpu_0would silently convert them into skips. The trtllmgpu_1files elsewhere are genuinely GPU-bound too —test_consolidator_config_unit.pyandtest_trtllm_mm_hashes_protocol.pyhit NVML,test_autodeploy_backend.pylaunches a real server, and the rest are serve/fault-tolerance/router e2e.Validation
Against the trtllm runtime-test image:
pre_merge and trtllm and gpu_0)gpu_0laneThe extra skip on arm64 is the TensorRT-LLM test opting out cleanly. The amd64 rows matter because that CPU-only stage is a step of the GPU job and does have a GPU, so all three tests keep running there exactly as they do today; exactly three tests move between selections, and none are lost.
Linear: https://linear.app/nvidia/issue/OPS-8114
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