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The SM107 gather/activation-fusion and finalize-fusion kernels are built on
cutlass.utils.rubin_helpers, which only exists from CuTe DSL 4.8. On an older
DSL the kernel factories raise NotImplementedError, but only when they are
first called -- in the middle of forward(), long after CuteDslNvfp4Runner has
been accepted as a candidate backend.
_check_support() checked only the activation type and the W4A16 per-token
scale, so on a public DSL 4.7.0 stack the runner passed the support check,
survived build(), and entered MoELayer.runners. The failure then surfaced from
the kernel path instead of from backend selection:
NotImplementedError: The SM107 (Rubin) CuTe DSL gather/activation-fusion
grouped GEMM requires CuTe DSL >= 4.8, which provides
cutlass.utils.rubin_helpers; the installed CuTe DSL does not have it.
Probe the DSL at support-check time so MoELayer drops the backend at line 128,
auto routes elsewhere, and callers that enumerate backends see it absent rather
than failing mid-call. tests/moe/test_unified_moe.py::
test_each_backend_matches_reference already anticipates exactly this -- it skips
a backend that is not in layer.runners, with a comment naming "the installed
CuTe DSL cannot target this arch" -- but nothing made that true for the
DSL-version case.
The probe is arch-conditional. Only the SM107 kernels need rubin_helpers, so an
older DSL remains fully usable on SM100/SM103; gating unconditionally would
drop a working backend on Blackwell.
This complements the tactic-level guard in cute_dsl/tuner.py, which covers the
autotuning path. A direct forward(tactic=-1) call bypasses tactic filtering
entirely, so the two guards cover different entry points.
_tactic_ok checks that a Rubin tactic is gated, then imports the SM107 kernel
classes from .rubin without checking whether the installed CuTe DSL can provide
them. Both kernel modules do a module-scope import of cutlass.utils.rubin_helpers,
which only exists from CuTe DSL 4.8, so on an older DSL the tactic raises
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cutlass.utils.rubin_helpers'
instead of simply being declined. Returning False matches _tactic_ok's contract
and the adjacent "if not gated: return False" -- raising aborts autotuning
rather than letting the other backends win.
Every other consumer of these kernels already gates on
is_rubin_cute_dsl_available(): _sm107_swiglu_kernel_cls, its finalize-fusion
equivalent, bmm_fp8_wrapper, and gemm/kernels/__init__.py, whose comment
describes this exact hazard.
This is the same guard already carried on release-v0.6.18; main was left
unprotected, so a public CuTe DSL 4.7.0 stack still hits the ModuleNotFoundError
there.
The import is local because cute_dsl/utils imports cutlass at module scope and
this module deliberately does not.
isArchCompatible mapped CudaArch::Sm100f to smVersion 100 or 103, omitting 107.
Sm100f is the family-conditional target and is valid across the whole SM100
line, Rubin included, so on sm107 the filter discarded every family cubin. When
the pinned pack also lacks native Sm107a entries for the requested option sets,
nothing matches at all and the manifest check fires:
RuntimeError: The trtllm-gen batched GEMM cubin manifest contains no
kernels runnable on sm107; this backend currently ships cubins for
sm100, sm103 and sm107.
Controlled A/B on an SM107 (Rubin) device, identical tree, only these lines differing,
tests/moe/test_trtllm_gen_moe_autotune_tactics.py:
unpatched: 158 x "contains no kernels runnable on sm107"; 79 failed, 2 passed
patched: 0 x that error; 26 failed, 56 passed
Reproducing it needs an rc8-equivalent environment (rc8 source, rc8 pin, no
prebuilt jit_cache, 3rdparty copied into flashinfer/data/); with a newer pin the
pack carries native sm107a coverage and the filter stops being load-bearing, so
the same test passes unpatched. That is why earlier attempts saw it pass.
Two things a reviewer should weigh. First, twelve lines below this filter there
is already a carve-out proving Sm100f cubins are not universally family-valid --
"Sm100f cubins miss the f2fp patch, so sm103 must fall back to Sm103a for it."
The sm107 case is empirically fine, but a similar per-feature gap on Rubin would
need the same treatment. Second, one of two patched runs segfaulted with zero
arch errors; the repeat completed normally and the crash did not reproduce,
plausibly the known IMA class for that pin, but it is worth watching in CI
rather than dismissing.
The residual 26 failures are unrelated to the arch check and are not addressed
here.
…mplement flashinfer/fused_moe/cute_dsl/rubin/ holds a narrower specialisation of the Blackwell kernels rather than a port of them: the gather kernel hardcodes SwiGLU in 16 places and has zero activation_type references where Blackwell has ten, its wrapper takes 11 pointers where Blackwell takes 12 (no a_per_token_scale_ptr), and the finalize kernel has no unfused path (0 use_fused_finalize references vs 5, 1,987 lines vs 2,981). So three NotImplementedErrors -- use_a_per_token_scale, use_fused_finalize=False and GegluTanh -- are accurate statements about kernel code that does not exist. They are product gaps, not defects, but they report as failures on every Rubin sweep. Measured on SM107 hardware, they account for roughly 162 failure occurrences per job. No dispatch-level fix is possible, and that was measured rather than assumed. The affected tests call cute_dsl_fused_moe_nvfp4() directly and contain zero MoELayer references, so there is no backend selection to influence: tuner tactic predicates were never executed (Rubin branch hit count 0), _check_support() declines regressed two passing tests without fixing any, and a dispatch catch-and-fall-back fired zero times. Skip from the parameterization instead, before the test body runs. This cannot absorb a genuine regression -- anything failing for a different reason still fails -- which is the distinction from matching an exception after the fact. The worst case is skipping something that would have passed. The three parameters are parametrized only in this file, so no trtllm-gen or cutlass test elsewhere in tests/moe/ is affected. test_geglu_tanh_accuracy sets its activation in the body rather than via a parameter, so it is keyed on the node name; that branch is weaker than the parameter checks and is called out in the docstring. Remove the corresponding branch when a kernel gains the feature. Validation: static only at commit time (py_compile, ruff check, ruff format). The before/after skip counts on SM107 hardware were still running when this was committed; treat the measured effect as unconfirmed until that lands.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds SM107 Rubin CuTe DSL availability checks, skips unsupported SM107 fused MoE test cases, enables Rubin module generation in SM107 autotune tests, and updates related backend validation conditions. ChangesSM107 CuTe DSL support
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## 📌 Description Backport of two SM107 (Rubin) fixes from #4787 to `release-v0.6.18`. Two files, +82 lines. **This is not identical to #4787**, deliberately: * The `cute_dsl/tuner.py` guard from #4787 is **omitted** — this branch already carries it via #4761. * The `isArchCompatible`/`Sm100f` change from #4787 is **omitted** — see *Deliberately excluded* below. * `#4474` was considered and **excluded** — see *Not included* below. * The `fix(moe)` commit shares #4787's title but **is not the same code** — see *Why the shared commit differs* below. ### 1. `fix(moe)` — decline the CuTe DSL NVFP4 backend on SM107 without CuTe DSL 4.8 `CuteDslNvfp4Runner._check_support()` checked only the activation type and the W4A16 per-token scale. On a public CuTe DSL 4.7.0 stack the runner therefore passed the support check, survived `build()`, and entered `MoELayer.runners` — and the failure surfaced from inside `forward()` instead of from backend selection: ``` NotImplementedError: The SM107 (Rubin) CuTe DSL gather/activation-fusion grouped GEMM requires CuTe DSL >= 4.8, which provides cutlass.utils.rubin_helpers; the installed CuTe DSL does not have it. ``` Probing the DSL at support-check time lets `MoELayer` drop the backend at build time, so `auto` routes elsewhere and callers that enumerate backends see it absent rather than failing mid-call. `tests/moe/test_unified_moe.py::test_each_backend_matches_reference` already anticipates exactly this — it skips a backend that is not in `layer.runners` — but nothing made that true for the DSL-version case. The probe is **arch-conditional on purpose**: only the SM107 kernels need `rubin_helpers`, so an older DSL remains fully usable on SM100/SM103. Gating unconditionally would drop a working backend on Blackwell. This complements the tactic-level guard already on this branch, which covers the autotuning path. A direct `forward(tactic=-1)` bypasses tactic filtering entirely, so the two guards cover different entry points and neither subsumes the other. ### 2. `test(moe)` — skip SM107 parameterizations the CuTe DSL kernels do not implement `fused_moe/cute_dsl/rubin/` holds a narrower specialisation of the Blackwell kernels: the gather kernel hardcodes SwiGLU and exposes no `activation_type`, its wrapper has no `a_per_token_scale_ptr`, and the finalize kernel has no unfused path. The `NotImplementedError`s for `use_a_per_token_scale`, `use_fused_finalize=False` and `GegluTanh` are accurate statements about kernel code that does not exist — product gaps, not defects — but they report as failures on every SM107 run (~162 occurrences per job). No dispatch-level fix is possible, and that was measured rather than assumed: the affected tests call `cute_dsl_fused_moe_nvfp4()` directly and contain zero `MoELayer` references, so there is no backend selection to influence. Tuner tactic predicates were never executed (Rubin branch hit count 0), `_check_support()` declines regressed two passing tests without fixing any, and a dispatch catch-and-fall-back fired zero times. The skip is decided **from the parameterization, before the test body runs**, so it cannot absorb a genuine regression — anything failing for a different reason still fails. The three parameters are parametrized only in this file, so no other MoE test is affected. ### Why the shared commit differs from #4787 Same title, different body. This branch has the cutlass-free `flashinfer/cute_dsl/availability.py`; `main` does not have it yet (it arrives with #4753), and there `cute_dsl/utils.py` imports `cutlass` at module scope. Here (correct for this branch): ```python from ..cute_dsl.availability import is_rubin_cute_dsl_available if not is_rubin_cute_dsl_available(): ``` On #4787 (correct for `main` until #4753 lands): ```python try: from ..cute_dsl.utils import is_rubin_cute_dsl_available rubin_dsl_available = is_rubin_cute_dsl_available() except ImportError: rubin_dsl_available = False ``` Importing `cute_dsl.utils` on this branch would reintroduce the hard `cutlass` dependency #4753 removed, so a user with no CuTe DSL would get `ModuleNotFoundError` from a *support check* rather than a graceful decline. That is why this branch must use `availability` and `main` currently cannot. Once #4753 merges, #4787 collapses to the same two lines used here. **Consequence for review:** these two PRs are not a change and its backport — they are two branch-specific responses to real divergence. A review comment on one does not automatically apply to the other, and the `Sm100f` change is reviewable only on #4787. ## 🔍 Related Issues Backport of #4787. **Deliberately excluded — `isArchCompatible` accepting `Sm100f` on SM107.** #4787 carries a change widening the `Sm100f` case in `csrc/trtllm_batched_gemm_runner.cu` and `csrc/trtllm_gemm_runner.cu` to accept `smVersion == 107`. It is omitted here for two reasons: 1. **It would be inert.** #4789 landed on this branch after rc9 and filters the manifest per module variant, with `RUBIN_CUBIN_ARCHS = ("Sm107a",)` — so the Rubin module's manifest contains no `Sm100f` entries for a widened check to match. 2. **It contradicts #4789's stated premise.** That change documents *"sm100f cubins are NOT loadable on Rubin for BMM/GEMM — unlike trtllm-gen FMHA, whose `isSMCompatible()` does accept `kSM_100f` on `kSM_107`."* #4787 reads the same asymmetry the opposite way. I have measurements that appear to contradict that premise (an A/B on SM107 hardware where widening the check took a MoE tactics suite from 158 arch-rejection errors and 2 passing tests to 0 errors and 56 passing, correctness assertions included) — but also one segfault in two patched runs, which is exactly the hazard "not loadable" would predict. That disagreement should be resolved with the author of #4789 rather than by landing opposing changes on two branches, so it is not part of this PR. **Not included — the exhaustive-checker aliasing race.** `tests/attention/test_attention_ts_decode.py::test_attention_ts_decode_keeps_alias_schedule_is_race_free` fails all four parameterizations on this branch: ``` ValueError: Exhaustive checker found 1 aliasing race(s) after exploring {89505, 93178, 121713, 134567} states: Softmax0Task writes tmemSoftmaxLocal0 vs MmaTask prod tmemS0 ``` `TmemSoftmaxLocalResource.get_tmem_requirements()` declares a TMEM allocation the kernel never uses when `keeps_stats_via_smem` is set, so the checker correctly flags an overlap with a resource that is not really touched. #4474 stops declaring it, and cherry-picking #4474 onto this branch was verified to take the four tests from failing to passing on SM107 hardware. It is **excluded** because #4474 is a feature commit — *"add PrimTS Q64/KV256 and paged GQA block-sparse attention"*, 39 files, ~17.9k insertions — so it would have made this PR 99.6% unrelated payload to close a **test-only** failure that affects no runtime behaviour. A minimal extraction is not clean either: removing only the `tmem_softmax_stats.py` guard from `main` makes all four fail again with a *different* error (`TMEM usage (576 columns) exceeds hardware capacity (512)`), because #4474 also drops alias-group wiring this branch still relies on. That leaves it as a scoping decision for the prims_ts owner rather than something to smuggle in here. The failure remains open on this branch, which is its status today. ## 🚀 Pull Request Checklist ### ✅ Pre-commit Checks - [x] I have installed `pre-commit` by running `pip install pre-commit` (or used your preferred method). - [x] I have installed the hooks with `pre-commit install`. - [x] I have run the hooks manually with `pre-commit run --all-files` and fixed any reported issues. ## 🧪 Tests - [x] Tests have been added or updated as needed. - [ ] All tests are passing (`unittest`, etc.). Validated on SM107 hardware: | Change | Evidence | |---|---| | `test(moe)` skips | Affected subset on SM107 hardware — before: **3 failed / 11 passed / 0 skipped**; after: **0 failed / 11 passed / 3 skipped**. All three outcome counts checked against baseline, so the skips are exactly the three known gaps and no passing test was lost | | `fix(moe)` decline | Lazy-import paths **executed** on SM107 hardware: `_assert_rubin_cute_dsl_available()` runs, the `cute_dsl.utils` probe resolves and returns `True`, and the guarded `.rubin` kernel import succeeds. The *declining* branch is still unexercised — it needs a public CuTe DSL < 4.8 stack | ## Reviewer Notes * One case is matched by function identity, not by parameter.** `test_geglu_tanh_accuracy` sets its activation in the test body rather than via a parameter, so it is matched with `request.node.function.__name__ == "test_geglu_tanh_accuracy"`. An earlier revision used a substring match on `"geglu_tanh"`, which also caught `test_geglu_tanh_activation_is_supported` — a pure-Python assertion about `normalize_cute_dsl_moe_activation_type` that touches no kernel and passes on SM107. That silently cost one passing test; the exact match restores it, confirmed by the pass count above. * **`fix(moe)`'s decline branch is still unexercised.** Its import paths were executed on SM107 hardware, but the container ships CuTe DSL 4.8, so the probe returns `True` and the decline never fires. Only a public CuTe DSL 4.7.0 stack exercises it. An earlier revision of this commit imported `is_rubin_cute_dsl_available` from `cute_dsl.availability`, which exists on `release-v0.6.18` but **not** on `main`; because the import is function-local, `py_compile` and `ruff` both passed and only a runtime call would have caught it. It now imports from `cute_dsl.utils`, which provides the symbol on both branches, verified by execution.
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…al target" This reverts commit cb14f7f. The premise holds -- Sm100f cubins do load and execute on SM107 (verified at the driver level: cuModuleLoadData succeeds for sm_100f and fails with CUDA_ERROR_NO_BINARY_FOR_GPU for sm_100a/sm_103a, with numerics matching sm107a to six decimals). But neither file it touches needs the widening, and it is not the fix for the failures that motivated it. The mechanism that justifies widening the filter is select_kernel() hardcoding heuristic kernel names that end in _sm100f, so the stock filter discards exactly what the heuristic asks for. That is true only of the low-latency runner (8 sm100f names, 0 sm107a), which is fixed separately. trtllm_gemm_runner.cu already branches on `getSMVersion() == 107` and selects its SM107A heuristic names, which pass the stock filter; trtllm_batched_gemm_runner.cu has no heuristic-name path at all. The 80 autotune-tactics failures came from the test building the Blackwell module variant (enable_rubin defaulting to False) while executing through the Rubin one. Fixing the module choice gives 72 passed / 8 failed against this widening's 56 / 24. The revert also closes a hazard this introduced. batched_gemm_runner.cu guards the f2fp fallback on sm_version == 103 only: if (sm_version == 103 && options.mPatchF2fp && config.mSm != Sm103a) continue; Admitting Sm100f on 107 lets an mPatchF2fp request select a cubin without the patch, with no equivalent guard -- and it fails silently. mPatchF2fp-gated arch filtering has already produced one crash on GB200/GB300.
The autotune-tactics tests build the op with
gen_trtllm_gen_fused_moe_sm100_module(), whose enable_rubin defaults to False,
but execute through get_trtllm_moe_sm100_module(), which selects the variant
from the device. On SM107 those are different modules: enumeration comes from
the Blackwell variant, whose manifest is filtered to the Blackwell archs and
whose Sm107a case is compiled out behind TLLM_RUBIN_FEATURES. Every config it
offers is then rejected:
RuntimeError: The trtllm-gen batched GEMM cubin manifest contains no
kernels runnable on sm107
Derive enable_rubin from the device at all four call sites, so enumeration and
execution share one module and one manifest.
Measured on SM107 hardware, same tree and cubin pin, -k all_tactics (80 tests):
stock 7 failed / 73 skipped
widen the Sm100f arch filter 56 passed / 24 failed
this change 72 passed / 8 failed
Widening the arch filter also clears the error, but it treats the symptom: it
leaves enumeration on the Blackwell manifest while execution uses the Rubin
one, so a tactic index denotes a different kernel on each side. Fixing the
module choice removes that mismatch and passes 16 more tests.
The 8 residual failures (fp8 routed tactics, two MxFP4 7168 cases) are
unrelated and left as-is.
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Ported from flashinfer-ai#4792 (merged to release-v0.6.18). The comment on RUBIN_CUBIN_ARCHS asserted that sm100f cubins are NOT loadable on Rubin for BMM/GEMM. That is not what the hardware does: cuModuleLoadData succeeds for sm_100f on cc 10.7, and fails with CUDA_ERROR_NO_BINARY_FOR_GPU for sm_100a/sm_103a. Sm107a-only is a dispatch policy choice mirroring isArchCompatible(), not a hardware limit, so say that instead -- and note the requirement to keep the tuple in sync with the runtime filter. Comment only; RUBIN_CUBIN_ARCHS is unchanged.
Ported from flashinfer-ai#4792 (merged to release-v0.6.18). * test_bmm_fp8: on a DSL older than 4.8, _can_implement_config_sm107 raises NotImplementedError, a surrounding except Exception turns that into "config invalid", and every SM107_AUTOTUNE_CONFIGS entry is rejected -- surfacing as a problem-shape error for a backend that is simply unavailable. Skip instead. * TestCuteDslMoeW4A16 was the only GPU-executing DSL class in the MoE file without pytestmark = _requires_dsl_arch; its entry point already calls require_cute_dsl_arch(..., native_only=True). * test_deterministic_finalize_numerical_accuracy passes use_fused_finalize=False in its body, so it escaped the parameterization-keyed fixture; matched by function identity, like test_geglu_tanh_accuracy. * SiTU is skipped on SM107: the gather kernel is SwiGLU-only and silently ignores situ_beta/situ_linear_beta. The bmm_fp8 probe is imported inside the SM107 cute-dsl branch and sourced from cute_dsl.utils rather than cute_dsl.availability: the latter does not exist on main until flashinfer-ai#4753 lands, and a module-scope import of it would break collection of the whole file. utils re-exports the probe after flashinfer-ai#4753, so this is correct either way.
Ported from flashinfer-ai#4792 (merged to release-v0.6.18). fp8 output needs 1.3e-1 where other dtypes hold at 1e-1; unchanged for non-fp8.
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Resolves two conflicts introduced by flashinfer-ai#4793 ("Unify MoE CuTe DSL dispatch to be dtype agnostic") and flashinfer-ai#4646. flashinfer/fused_moe/runners.py flashinfer-ai#4793 replaced CuteDslNvfp4Runner with the dtype-agnostic CuteDslRunner (NVFP4 + MXFP4/W4A8 + W4A16) and added three W4A8 checks to _check_support(). Kept both sides: upstream's checks stay, and _assert_rubin_cute_dsl_available() is called after them. Because the probe now lives on a runner serving three quant variants rather than on the NVFP4-only class, it is explicitly scoped to NVFP4 to preserve its original blast radius. MXFP4/W4A8 is already declined on SM107 by upstream's new check, and W4A16 gates itself through require_cute_dsl_arch(); widening the rubin_helpers probe to those paths would be a behaviour change this branch never intended. tests/moe/test_cute_dsl_fused_moe.py flashinfer-ai#4793 renamed cute_dsl_fused_moe_nvfp4 -> cute_dsl_fused_moe at this call site. Kept our SM107 SiTU skip and took upstream's new name. The three remaining cute_dsl_fused_moe_nvfp4 references are upstream's own deprecation test and are unchanged. No functional change to either side's intent.
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In `@flashinfer/jit/trtllm_gen_metainfo.py`:
- Around line 52-54: Update the stale Rubin rationale in the test around
isArchCompatible() and Sm100f so it states that Sm100f is excluded because
dispatch accepts only Sm107a, not because Sm100f cubins cannot load for
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- Around line 110-114: Restrict both SM107 finalization skips to W4A4: update
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Four independent SM107 (Rubin) fixes found during bring-up. They are unrelated to each other and can be reviewed separately.
fix(trtllm-gen)— accept SM107 for theSm100ffamily-conditional targetisArchCompatiblemappedCudaArch::Sm100ftosmVersion100 or 103, omitting 107.Sm100fis the family-conditional target and is valid across the whole SM100 line, so on sm107 the filter discarded every family cubin. When the pinned pack also lacks nativeSm107aentries for the requested option sets, nothing matches at all.fix(moe)×2 — decline the CuTe DSL NVFP4 backend when the DSL predates 4.8The SM107 gather/activation-fusion and finalize-fusion kernels are built on
cutlass.utils.rubin_helpers, which only exists from CuTe DSL 4.8. Two entry points needed guarding, and they are genuinely distinct:cute_dsl/tuner.pycovers the autotuning path — without it the tactic import raisesModuleNotFoundErrorinstead of simply being declined, aborting autotuning rather than falling back.fused_moe/runners.pycovers backend selection._check_support()previously checked only the activation type and the W4A16 per-token scale, so on an older DSL the runner passed the support check, survivedbuild(), and enteredMoELayer.runners; the failure then surfaced from insideforward(). A directforward(tactic=-1)call bypasses tactic filtering entirely, so the tuner guard alone does not cover it.The
runners.pyprobe is arch-conditional on purpose: only the SM107 kernels needrubin_helpers, so an older DSL remains fully usable on SM100/SM103 and gating unconditionally would drop a working backend on Blackwell.test(moe)— skip SM107 parameterizations the CuTe DSL kernels do not implementfused_moe/cute_dsl/rubin/holds a narrower specialisation of the Blackwell kernels rather than a port of them: the gather kernel hardcodes SwiGLU and exposes noactivation_type, its wrapper has noa_per_token_scale_ptr, and the finalize kernel has no unfused path. The resultingNotImplementedErrors foruse_a_per_token_scale,use_fused_finalize=FalseandGegluTanhare accurate statements about kernel code that does not exist — product gaps, not defects — but they report as failures on every SM107 run.No dispatch-level fix is possible, and that was measured rather than assumed: the affected tests call
cute_dsl_fused_moe_nvfp4()directly and contain zeroMoELayerreferences, so there is no backend selection to influence.The skip is decided from the parameterization, before the test body runs, so it cannot absorb a genuine regression — anything failing for a different reason still fails. The three parameters are parametrized only in this file, so no other MoE test is affected.
🔍 Related Issues
None filed upstream.
Split out of this PR: a JIT cache fix (atomic publish of the linked
.soplus discard-and-rebuild recovery) was originally included here. It is not SM107-specific — nothing in it is arch-conditional, and it can strand any GPU whose node has an interrupted link left behind. It is being carried separately so it is not reviewed as a Rubin change.🚀 Pull Request Checklist
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pre-commitby runningpip install pre-commit(or used your preferred method).pre-commit install.pre-commit run --all-filesand fixed any reported issues.🧪 Tests
unittest, etc.).Validated on SM107 hardware:
fix(trtllm-gen)test(moe)Additionally, the
fix(moe)lazy-import paths were executed on SM107 hardware (_assert_rubin_cute_dsl_available()runs, the probe resolves and returnsTrue, the guarded.rubinimport succeeds). Its declining branch remains unexercised — that needs a public CuTe DSL < 4.8 stack.Reviewer Notes
fix(moe)'s decline branch is still unexercised. Its import paths were executed on SM107 hardware, but the container ships CuTe DSL 4.8, so the probe returnsTrueand the decline never fires. Only a public CuTe DSL 4.7.0 stack exercises it. An earlier revision of this commit importedis_rubin_cute_dsl_availablefromcute_dsl.availability, which exists onrelease-v0.6.18but not onmain; because the import is function-local,py_compileandruffboth passed and only a runtime call would have caught it. It now imports fromcute_dsl.utils, which provides the symbol on both branches, verified by execution.Four things I would rather flag than have a reviewer discover:
Sm100fis not universally family-valid. Twelve lines below the changed filter there is already a carve-out — "Sm100f cubins miss the f2fp patch, so sm103 must fall back to Sm103a for it." The sm107 case is empirically fine, but a similar per-feature gap would need the same treatment.One of two patched runs of the trtllm-gen A/B segfaulted with zero arch errors. The repeat completed normally and it did not reproduce — plausibly a known IMA class for that cubin pin rather than this change — but it is 1-in-2 and worth watching in CI rather than dismissing.
test_geglu_tanh_accuracysets its activation in the test body rather than via a parameter, so it is matched withrequest.node.function.__name__ == "test_geglu_tanh_accuracy". An earlier revision used a substring match on"geglu_tanh", which also caughttest_geglu_tanh_activation_is_supported— a pure-Python assertion aboutnormalize_cute_dsl_moe_activation_typethat touches no kernel and passes on SM107. That silently cost one passing test; the exact match restores it, confirmed by the pass count above.Summary by CodeRabbit