feat(vllm-omni): pass model-specific video parameters

[furionw]

Summary

• Forward model-defined diffusion startup options, including task type and the vLLM-Omni diffusion attention kernel selector.
• Register --lora-path as a startup diffusion adapter option that is passed to AsyncOmni, separate from request-time LoRA handling.
• Update vLLM-Omni from v0.28.0rc1 to v0.28.0, the first pinned release in this stack that contains Dense FastH3 support.
• Preserve each diffusion stage model default and overlay only fields explicitly supplied by the request.
• Merge request-specific video controls into cloned sampling parameters so values do not leak across requests.
• Adapt the original change to the sanitized media extra_body transport that landed on main in feat(llm): add extra_body passthrough to media request structs #13817.

Stack

Review from bottom to top:

1. feat(vllm-omni): preserve generated video audio #13707 — preserve generated video audio
2. feat(vllm-omni): pass model-specific video parameters #13708 — pass model-specific video parameters and startup adapters
3. feat(vllm-omni): qualify MiniMax-H3 T2VA on B200 #13589 — qualify MiniMax-H3 and Dense FastH3 T2VA on B200
4. feat(vllm-omni): support FastH3 VSA #14702 — add FastH3 VSA serving and qualification

Validation

• Repository hooks pass except the locally pinned Black hook, which crashes against the host Python AST API; CI runs Black in its supported environment.
• Image-pull smoke verification confirmed vLLM-Omni 0.28.0, Dynamo --lora-path parsing/forwarding, FastH3 fusion helpers, ffmpeg/ffprobe, and PyAV H.264/AAC encoders.
• Dense FastH3 fused the pinned adapter on all four B200 workers and reported five sigma points for four transformer forwards.
• End-to-end requests produced synchronized 10.125-second H.264/AAC output in 13.553 seconds cold and 2.153 seconds warm.
• Qualification image: dynamoci.azurecr.io/ai-dynamo/dynamo@sha256:3799dbefa21ca0d7aa6b073127200b460e6db5fc0ec3342de98da1d65f644f3a.

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Walkthrough

The PR adds diffusion configuration fields and CLI mappings. It also builds isolated per-stage video sampling parameters, applies request overrides, preserves defaults, and derives video inputs from diffusion-stage values.

Changes

Omni diffusion video flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Diffusion configuration forwarding components/src/dynamo/vllm/omni/args.py, components/src/dynamo/vllm/tests/omni/test_omni_base_handler.py	OmniDiffusionKwargs now includes task_type and diffusion_attention_backend. CLI and environment mappings expose both fields, and tests verify forwarding.
Per-stage video sampling components/src/dynamo/vllm/omni/omni_handler.py, components/src/dynamo/vllm/tests/omni/test_omni_handler.py	Video requests clone stage defaults, apply diffusion-stage overrides, preserve request isolation, and derive dimensions, frame count, FPS, and seed values from the resulting parameters. Tests cover default preservation, passthrough merging, and explicit overrides.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to b577b

Invalid video requests can send unusable frame settings to generation and return metadata that disagrees with the encoded video. Validate these inputs before merge.

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• components/src/dynamo/vllm/omni/args.py
• components/src/dynamo/vllm/omni/omni_handler.py
• components/src/dynamo/vllm/tests/omni/test_omni_base_handler.py
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Withdrawn in round 4. A P1 was found at args.py:75 that is present in the commit this review approved. See #13708 (comment)

[dmitry-tokarev-nv]

Round 5, re-reviewed at a3b64270f. I am not approving. One P1 is still open. No P2 and no P3 are open.

What moved

The branch was rebased. It was not advanced. The head I reviewed in round 4 was af71410c7. The new head a3b64270f carries the same commit subject and the same author timestamp, 2026-09-16T18:02:05Z.

I did not use a head-to-head compare, because that form is misleading on a stacked branch. I computed this pull request's own patch at each base, then compared the two patches:

• old: cf775a39b0...af71410c71, 10 files, +396/-39
• new: 082bf13fdc...a3b64270fb, 7 files, +392/-35

I stripped the index lines and compared only the added and removed lines. Once the three container/ files are excluded, the two patches are byte-identical. diff returns 0.

A per-file blob comparison over the same file set agrees:

file	blob at af71410c7	blob at a3b64270f	result
common/tests/test_video_utils.py	e6078367	e6078367	same
common/utils/video_utils.py	0f0cb1d5	0f0cb1d5	same
vllm/omni/args.py	b4ac027b	b4ac027b	same
vllm/omni/omni_handler.py	3cfa525d	3cfa525d	same
vllm/tests/omni/test_omni_args.py	346aa9db	346aa9db	same
vllm/tests/omni/test_omni_handler.py	4b97284a	4b97284a	same
vllm/tests/omni/test_omni_base_handler.py	39901ad9	dd499e29	changed
container/context.yaml	15bf81d5	0478fd01	changed
container/deps/vllm/protected_packages.txt	1d659300	4028a88d	changed
container/templates/vllm_runtime.Dockerfile	26e6a8c9	a099131a	changed

Each of the four changed blobs is now identical to the blob at the new base 082bf13fd. So this pull request no longer changes any of them. The three container/ files left its scope, because main already moved the top-level vllm_omni_ref to v0.29.0rc1 and the bump this pull request used to carry became redundant. test_omni_base_handler.py moved because the base moved under it, and its added lines are unchanged.

This is a pure rebase. It carries no new author content, and it drops no fix.

The parent pull request

#13707 is now at 082bf13fd, and that commit is this pull request's base. Its own movement was a rebase as well. It does not touch container/context.yaml, and it does not touch base_handler.py.

One incoming main commit does touch base_handler.py. It adds a resolve_stage_configs call and it gates diffusion-option forwarding. I read the diff of that file between the old base and the new base. It changes only the loop over config.diffusion. The splat over config.parallel is untouched, and it moved from line 145 to line 157. So the base movement neither closed the P1 nor caused it.

The P1 still reproduces at a3b64270f

container/context.yaml:94 still reads vllm_omni_ref: "v0.27.0rc1" inside the xpu block. The top-level value at container/context.yaml:102 is now v0.29.0rc1. container/templates/args.Dockerfile:103 still resolves the device key first, and the Omni install at container/templates/vllm_runtime.Dockerfile:265 still runs on every device.

I measured the construction A/B against the real upstream class, in the project vllm-runtime-test image whose shipped package pair is exactly the pair the xpu image resolves, vLLM 0.27.1 with vLLM-Omni 0.27.0rc1. Base is 082bf13fd. Head is a3b64270f. Both trees overlay dynamo.vllm and dynamo.common through PYTHONPATH.

Omni	tree	upstream fields	OmniParallelKwargs fields	extra vs upstream	DiffusionParallelConfig(**asdict(...))
0.27.0rc1, the xpu pin	base	17	10	none	OK
0.27.0rc1, the xpu pin	head	17	11	ulysses_a2a_permute	FAIL
0.28.0rc1	base	17	10	none	OK
0.28.0rc1	head	17	11	ulysses_a2a_permute	FAIL

The failure is the same one as in round 4:

ValidationError: 1 validation error for DiffusionParallelConfig
ulysses_a2a_permute
  Unexpected keyword argument [type=unexpected_keyword_argument, input_value=False, input_type=bool]

The tests/omni/ suite in the same image, at the xpu package pair:

tree	result
base 082bf13fd	362 passed, 0 failed
head a3b64270f	374 passed, 5 failed

All five failures raise at components/src/dynamo/vllm/omni/base_handler.py:149, and all five build the real DiffusionParallelConfig. This is a cleaner separation than round 4 reported, because the test_media_passthrough_* noise of the earlier harness is gone. The base tree is fully green.

The top-level pin is safe. I pulled vllm_omni-0.29.0rc1-py3-none-any.whl and confirmed that DiffusionParallelConfig declares ulysses_a2a_permute there. So cuda13.0 and cpu are fine, and xpu alone is broken.

The xpu lane cannot contradict this. .github/workflows/xpu-ci.yaml:182 still selects '${{ inputs.pytest_markers }} and xpu_1', and test_omni_base_handler.py:25 still carries pytest.mark.gpu_0. The lane deselects every test that builds this object. A green xpu lane is silence, not evidence.

The fix shape and the reason a pin bump is not an alternative are unchanged from round 4. I re-verified the fix on both Omni versions. Details are on the open thread.

Every finding closed in earlier rounds still reproduces as fixed

Same harness, three trees: the pre-fix first commit of this pull request 38ebd4a78f, the base 082bf13fd, and the head a3b64270f. Measured values, not test names:

case	pre-fix 38ebd4a78f	base 082bf13fd	head a3b64270f	verdict
bare video request, stage default {seed: 42}	1 frame	97	97	the 97-frame P1 fix holds
same, {seed: 42, num_inference_steps: 50}	1 frame	97	97	holds
sizing, stage fps=16, frame_rate=12.5, seconds=10	160	160	125	the precedence P2 fix holds
sizing, stage fps=16, frame_rate=23.976, seconds=10	160	160	240	holds
encoding, stage frame_rate=23.976, bare request	fps=23	fps=16	fps=24	the rounding P2 fix holds
nvext.fps = 0	1 frame, silent	ValueError	ValueError	holds
nvext.num_frames = 0	0, silent	0, silent	ValueError	holds
seconds = 0	0, silent	0, silent	ValueError	holds

Controls unmoved on all three trees: seconds=5 gives 80, nvext.num_frames=81 gives 81, and nvext.num_frames=1 gives 1, so an explicit 1 is still honored.

The tests still pin every one of these, and the mutation runs both ways. I copied the head tree's test_omni_handler.py and test_video_utils.py onto two older source trees and ran them there:

source tree	result
pre-fix 38ebd4a78f	95 passed, 13 failed
base 082bf13fd	95 passed, 13 failed
head a3b64270f	108 passed, 0 failed

The rebase dropped no fix, and it deleted no covering test.

Decision

Not approving at a3b64270f. One P1 is outstanding, and the bar needs zero. Nothing else is open, and the rebase introduced nothing new.

Where verification stopped

I did not build or run the xpu image. My evidence is the exact package pair that image resolves, vLLM 0.27.1 with vLLM-Omni 0.27.0rc1, run on AMD64 CUDA rather than on Intel hardware. The failing call is pydantic validation and touches no device, but I did not prove that on an Intel GPU. I also did not run the v0.29.0rc1 package itself. For that version I read the field list out of the published wheel.

[GuanLuo]

@dmitry-tokarev-nv the review was given before the fix is pushed, please take another look

[dmitry-tokarev-nv]

Round 6 — approve

The open P1 is closed. I measured it against the real upstream class rather than reading the diff: BaseOmniHandler now filters the parallel options against the fields the installed DiffusionParallelConfig declares, so a worker on the older xpu pin starts. The two findings closed in earlier rounds still hold. One new P3, inline.

What I ran this round, and what each step showed

Diff of diffs. The base did not move. git merge-base gives 082bf13fd for both a3b64270f and cf5128839, and cf5128839 is a linear child of a3b64270f. So nothing incoming touched the splat, and the fix is this pull request's own work. The diff of the two pull-request-scoped diffs shows only the new filter, the new tests, and the two comment lines in container/context.yaml. A per-file blob comparison agrees: exactly three files differ between the two heads.

The P1. Details are on the thread. Short form, on vLLM 0.27.1 with vLLM-Omni 0.27.0rc1, the pair the xpu image resolves: the base gives 10 kwargs fields and constructs; a3b64270f gives 11 and raises ValidationError unexpected_keyword_argument; cf5128839 gives 11, constructs at the defaults, and raises an actionable ValueError only for a non-default unsupported option. The control, text_encoder_tp_size=2, constructs on all three.

Earlier findings, re-checked by replay. Same image, both trees over PYTHONPATH.

stage default	request	base	head cf5128839
{seed: 42}	prompt only	97 frames	97 frames
{seed, num_inference_steps}	prompt only	97 frames	97 frames
fps=16, frame_rate=12.5	seconds=10	160 frames, out 16	125 frames, out 12
fps=16, frame_rate=23.976	seconds=10	160 frames, out 16	240 frames, out 24
frame_rate=23.976	prompt only	97 frames, out 16	97 frames, out 24
fps=16 only	seconds=10 (control)	160 frames, out 16	160 frames, out 16
nothing set	seconds=10 (control)	160 frames, out 16	160 frames, out 16

Both fixes survived the two new commits. The frame counts follow resolved_frame_rate, and the output rate is rounded, not truncated. Both controls are unchanged.

Mutation test. Reverting to the old unfiltered splat fails both new tests. Removing the raise while keeping the filter fails the rejection test. The tests pin the fix in both directions.

[dmitry-tokarev-nv]

Round 7 — re-approve at 84b068e77

The force-push carried real author content, but it did not touch the P1 fix. Only test_omni_base_handler.py changed, by 9 added and 2 removed lines, and it closes the last open P3. I re-measured the P1 fix at the new head against the real upstream class rather than reading the diff. Nothing is open.

What moved, what I ran, and what each step showed

The delta. The base did not move. It is still 082bf13fd, the head of #13707. cf5128839 is an ancestor of 84b068e77, so no earlier commit was rewritten. A per-file blob comparison over the 9 files of this pull request says 8 are byte-identical between the two heads, and only components/src/dynamo/vllm/tests/omni/test_omni_base_handler.py differs. The whole-tree diff between the two heads is that one file. So no production line changed since the approval, and no fix was dropped.

The two container pins are unchanged. container/context.yaml:96 still reads vllm_omni_ref: "v0.27.0rc1" inside the xpu block, and the top-level value at container/context.yaml:104 is still v0.29.0rc1.

The P1, re-measured at the new head. Image: the project vllm-runtime-test on AMD64. Its shipped pair is vLLM 0.27.1 with vLLM-Omni 0.27.0rc1, which is the pair the xpu image resolves. Each tree supplies dynamo.vllm and dynamo.common over PYTHONPATH. I chose the pre-fix tree a3b64270f as the decisive comparison, not the base, because the base does not carry the new option at all and cannot show the failure.

tree	OmniParallelKwargs fields	fields absent upstream	at the defaults	with ulysses_a2a_permute=True	control, text_encoder_tp_size=2
base 082bf13fd	10	none	constructed	not applicable, no such option	constructed
pre-fix a3b64270f	11	ulysses_a2a_permute	ValidationError	ValidationError	ValidationError
head 84b068e77	11	ulysses_a2a_permute	constructed	ValueError, actionable	constructed

The upstream class declares 17 fields at that version. Both the filter and the fail-loud raise are still present and still work. The head message reads: Installed vLLM-Omni does not support non-default parallel option(s): ulysses_a2a_permute. Upgrade vLLM-Omni or remove the unsupported option(s).

The open P3 is closed. test_omni_base_handler.py goes from 1 failed and 13 passed at cf5128839 to 14 passed at 84b068e77, on the same pair. The author gated the option instead of skipping the test, which keeps the other parallel-field assertions running on the older pin. Details and the mutation run are on the thread.

Mutation test on the new commit, both directions. No local image ships an Omni release that declares ulysses_a2a_permute, so I synthesized the newer upstream class and patched it in, which arms the gated assertion. Unmutated, the test passes. With the handler mutated to drop that option from the forwarded set, the test fails with AssertionError. The gate is therefore not vacuous.

Earlier closed findings still reproduce as fixed. Same image and same pair, base against head:

stage default	request	base 082bf13fd	head 84b068e77
{seed: 42}	prompt only	97 frames	97 frames
{seed, num_inference_steps}	prompt only	97 frames	97 frames
fps=16, frame_rate=12.5	seconds=10	160 frames, out 16	125 frames, out 12
fps=16, frame_rate=23.976	seconds=10	160 frames, out 16	240 frames, out 24
frame_rate=23.976	prompt only	97 frames, out 16	97 frames, out 24
fps=16 only	seconds=10, control	160 frames, out 16	160 frames, out 16
nothing set	seconds=10, control	160 frames, out 16	160 frames, out 16

The 97-frame P1 fix holds, because the model default survives when the request names no duration. The frame-rate precedence P2 fix holds, because the frame count follows the model frame rate and the output rate is rounded. Both controls are unchanged.

Whole suite. tests/omni plus common/tests/test_video_utils.py, same image and pair: base gives 5 failed and 368 passed, head gives 5 failed and 388 passed. The same 5 test_media_passthrough_* cases fail on both trees, so they are harness noise and not this pull request. The head adds 20 passing tests and no new failure.

Where verification stopped. I did not build or run the xpu image, and I did not run an Omni release that declares ulysses_a2a_permute. For the supported-field direction I used a synthesized class, which is stated above wherever it is the evidence. The failing call is pydantic validation and touches no device, but I did not prove that on Intel hardware.

[dmitry-tokarev-nv]

Re-approved at 3b6752c01

My earlier approval sat on 84b068e77, which the force-push replaced. I re-established the whole review by running it again, not by reading the diff. One new non-blocking P3 is inline. No P0 and no P1.

What the force-push changed: a rebase with no author content

The base branch moved as well, so I compared the two three-dot diffs rather than the two heads.

	base	head
before	082bf13fdc	84b068e77
after	49c7807bfc	3b6752c01

Both diffs are 741 lines over the same 9 files. The only difference between them is hunk header offsets, 5 of them. No added, removed or changed line. Two of the 9 files differ at blob level between the two heads, and for both the head-to-head difference is character for character the same as the base-to-base difference, so it arrived from the base branch and not from the author.

The parallel option filter, run against four vLLM-Omni releases

I ran the head tree and the base tree over PYTHONPATH in the project vllm-runtime-test image on AMD64. I got the two newer releases with pip install --pre --no-deps vllm_omni==<version>, and took the two older ones from the images as shipped.

vLLM-Omni	DiffusionParallelConfig fields	accepts ulysses_a2a_permute	head at defaults	head with the option set
0.27.0rc1 (the xpu pin)	17	no, pydantic ValidationError	omits it, constructs	ValueError, names the option
0.28.0rc1	17	no, pydantic ValidationError	omits it, constructs	ValueError, names the option
0.28.0	18	yes	passes False	passes True
0.29.0rc1 (the top-level pin)	18	yes	passes False	passes True

Control: text_encoder_tp_size=2 reaches the config unchanged on all four. The base tree does not declare the field at all, which is the other half of the control.

Test files this pull request touches, run in full:

vLLM-Omni	result
0.27.0rc1	168 passed
0.28.0rc1	168 passed
0.28.0	168 passed
0.29.0rc1	168 passed

The version pin table read from container/context.yaml

key	vLLM image tag	vllm_omni_ref
top-level default	n/a	v0.29.0rc1
cuda13.0	v0.29.0-ubuntu2404	inherits v0.29.0rc1
xpu	v0.27.1	v0.27.0rc1 (the only override)
cpu	v0.29.0	inherits v0.29.0rc1

So xpu is the only device that reaches the filter branch. The measured marker selection for that lane is the inline P3.

The three edge cases for model-specific video parameters, each run

Handler harness from the test module, one diffusion stage, default_video_fps = 16, vLLM-Omni 0.28.0rc1. base is 49c7807bfc.

case	base	head 3b6752c01
model name that is not served	accepted, 832x480, 97 frames	accepted, size left to the model, 97 frames
engine declares no default sampling parameters	accepted, 97 frames	accepted, 97 frames
the same, set to None	accepted, 97 frames	accepted, 97 frames
diffusion stage declares no video fields	accepted, 97 frames	accepted, 97 frames
the same, plus seconds=10	160 frames	160 frames
no diffusion stage at all	silently built num_frames=None	ValueError: Video generation requires a diffusion stage
the same, through the request path	no error	InvalidArgument with that text, which is client visible
passthrough key the parameters object does not declare	accepted	accepted
parallel option the installed release rejects	n/a, field absent	ValueError that names the option

Two notes on the size row. Head leaves width and height unset when the request omits size and the model declares no default. The video pipelines resolve that themselves, for example pipeline_wan2_2_vace.py:138 and pipeline_minimax_h3.py:1094, so the model picks its own canvas instead of every model getting 832x480. That is the point of the change.

The three new diffusion options all default to None, so nothing is forwarded unless an operator sets one. AsyncOmni.__init__ takes **kwargs, so a release that does not know an option will not fail on it. That is the existing shape for the six options already there. I did not trace what OmniBase does with an option it does not know, so I cannot say whether a typo is reported or dropped.

The new tests are not vacuous. I copied the head test files onto the base tree in the same image: test_omni_handler.py gives 12 failed and 89 passed, and the other three give 5 failed and 62 passed.

Threads, and what CI says this round

All 7 review threads were already resolved, and every one carries a measured verification from an earlier round. I re-ran the parallel option probe and the four test files at this head, and the results hold, so I reopened nothing.

The checks on this head are cancelled or still queued after the rebase, so CI neither supports nor contradicts anything here. Everything above is my own run.

[dmitry-tokarev-nv]

Re-approved at 85ad534ce2391018b1b6ab1c42586b18a01873d6. The previous approval went stale because the branch was force-pushed twice. Nothing the author wrote changed: both pushes were rebases, and the pull request's own change is byte-identical to the approved one.

How I established the push shape and that the author's change did not move

The approved commit 3b6752c0 is not an ancestor of the live head, so the head was force-pushed. The target branch qiwa/omni-video-audio-output was force-pushed as well: its old tip 49c7807b is not an ancestor of its new tip 446cce42. Each head sits directly on the matching base tip, so each push is a rebase.

round	head	base tip and merge base
round 2, approved	3b6752c0	49c7807b
round 3, first read	c3e26afa	5f1a4691
round 3, live	85ad534c	446cce42

I compared the pull request's own change against each merge base, never head against head. git diff 49c7807b...3b6752c0 and git diff 446cce42...85ad534c are both 750 lines, and they differ in three lines only: two blob hashes, and one hunk offset in test_omni_handler.py that moved from 509 to 530 because the base branch added 21 lines above it. The added content is the same.

Blob hashes of the eight source files this pull request touches are identical between the approved commit and the live head. container/context.yaml differs only where the base branch bumped nats_version.

The per-device pin table at the live head is unchanged, so the compatibility filter is still needed and still targeted:

key	vLLM-Omni pin
vllm.vllm_omni_ref (default)	v0.29.0rc1
cuda13.0	inherits v0.29.0rc1
xpu	v0.27.0rc1
cpu	inherits v0.29.0rc1

Because the change did not move, I did not repeat the four-release filtering matrix from round 2. I did re-run the filter tests against the real 0.27.0rc1 package: all 55 pass once the module is selected.

One P3 stays open, and it is not a blocker: test_omni_base_handler.py carries no xpu_1 marker, so the one lane that pins the older vLLM-Omni release never runs the compatibility-filter tests. The evidence is on that thread. Outstanding count is zero P0, zero P1, one P3.