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fix(sglang): stop forwarding caller mm_hashes to Kimi image processors - #17047
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1115-1130: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd an aggregated-path assertion for omitted hashes.
The new test calls
supports_external_mm_hashesdirectly. It does not inspect the arguments passed toengine.async_generate.The existing forwarding test covers only the true branch because it sets
_mm_hashes_supported = Truemanually. Add a false-branch test with caller hashes and assert that the aggregated engine call omitsmm_hashes. This is distinct coverage. It can catch a regression in the production call-site condition, although a handler constructed with the real constructor is still required to test constructor caching itself.Suggested fix
@pytest.mark.asyncio async def test_aggregated_fd_off_passes_media_url_strings(): @@ "multi_modal_data": { "image_url": [{"Url": "https://example.com/a.jpg"}], "audio_url": [{"Url": "https://example.com/a.wav"}], }, + "extra_args": { + "mm_hashes_by_modality": { + "image": ["image-a"], + } + }, } async for _ in handler.generate(request, _Context()): pass assert captured["image_data"] == ["https://example.com/a.jpg"] assert captured["audio_data"] == ["https://example.com/a.wav"] + assert "mm_hashes" not in captured🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @components/src/dynamo/sglang/tests/test_sglang_unit.py:
- Around line 1115-1130: Extend test_aggregated_fd_off_passes_media_url_strings
to provide caller-supplied mm_hashes_by_modality, then assert the captured
aggregated engine call omits mm_hashes when external hashes are unsupported.
Keep this focused on production call-site forwarding; do not use it as
constructor-caching coverage.
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Failure details
1 job did not finish: sglang Deploy Test / agg_router was cancelled by GitHub after hitting its 25-minute job timeout while the deployment was still waiting for pods to be scheduled. This is not a manual or fail-fast cancel; no other job failed.
⏰ sglang Deploy Test / agg_router: job exceeded 25m timeout, DGD stuck in insufficient_capacity / DiskPressure eviction
Job: sglang Deploy Test / agg_router · Failed step: Run Dynamo Deploy Test · Logs: gh run view --job 119505960774 -R ai-dynamo/dynamo --log-failed
INFO ManagedDeployment: Current conditions: [{'lastTransitionTime': '2026-10-21T21:51:40Z', 'message': 'Resources not ready: sglang-agg-router: Frontend: scheduling condition InsufficientScheduledPods: Insufficient scheduled pods. expected at least: 1, found: 0', 'reason': 'insufficient_capacity', 'status': 'False', 'type': 'Ready'}]
... (repeated until 22:10:47)
INFO ManagedDeployment: Current conditions: [{'lastTransitionTime': '2026-10-21T22:12:23Z', 'message': 'Resources not ready: sglang-agg-router: Frontend: scheduled but ready=0/1; decode: scheduled but ready=0/1', 'reason': 'pods_not_ready', ...}]
INFO ManagedDeployment: Pod status: sglang-agg-router-0-frontend-77szm/main: Waiting: PodInitializing
INFO ManagedDeployment: sglang-agg-router-0-frontend-xct47: Evicted - The node had condition: [DiskPressure].
##[error]The operation was canceled.
Annotation: The job has exceeded the maximum execution time of 25m0s
The sglang-agg-router DynamoGraphDeployment spent about 20 minutes in insufficient_capacity because its Frontend pod could not be scheduled. An earlier Frontend pod was evicted for node DiskPressure, and the log also shows repeated grove-operator SyncError conflicts. Pods were finally scheduled at 22:12, and the job timed out at 25 minutes while they were still initializing, so no test request ever ran. This is a cluster capacity/scheduling (infrastructure) problem, and rerunning the failed jobs is likely enough.
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Closing in favor of the DEP #17044 work in #17126, #17082 and sgl-project/sglang#45737. |
Summary
On SGLang main, a Kimi-K3 or Kimi-K2.5 chat request with an image fails with HTTP 400, and text requests work. sgl-project/sglang#43043 made the Kimi processors derive each image identity from the image bytes, and they raise
ValueError: Caller-supplied mm_hashes are not supported for Kimi.when a request carriesmm_hashes. The aggregated SGLang worker forwards the frontend'smm_hasheswhenever the engine accepts the argument, with no model check. The worker now stops forwarding them when the SGLang processor owns image identity (uses_wide_image_identity). All other models keep forwarding.hashinside image items, which Kimi also rejects.Validation
SGLang main
5e79333c95processors, built from config, tokenizer and preprocessor files only (no weights), called the way the worker calls them:The new unit test fails on main and passes here.
components/src/dynamo/sglang/tests: 1083 passed; the 2 failures also fail on main in this environment.Related Issues
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