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Closing this — the premise is wrong, and I should have checked the policy before opening it. The That is already the house pattern, and Prims-TS is the outlier rather than the rule:
So raising the floor is the wrong fix for #5213. The right one is to make Worth noting how over-broad that blanket require is — 20 of the 21 test modules under Replacement PR to follow. Apologies for the noise. |
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Prims-TS imports `cutlass.experimental.primitives` and
`cutlass.experimental.task_scheduling`, which exist only in CUTLASS DSL 4.7+.
`tests/prims_ts/conftest.py` called `require_cutlass_dsl_experimental()` at
module scope, so on an environment resolved against our declared floor
(`nvidia-cutlass-dsl>=4.6.2a0`) it raised during collection:
ERROR tests/prims_ts - RuntimeError: Prims-TS requires the CUTLASS DSL
wheel. Install the pinned release-branch wheel before using Prims-TS
kernels.
That is a collection error, so it takes out the whole directory.
Raising the floor is not the fix. FlashInfer's lower bound is aligned with
vLLM's and SGLang's on purpose -- CuTe DSL is a diamond dependency, and pinning
up would make FlashInfer unsatisfiable in those stacks. 4.7-only features are
meant to be gated at runtime and enabled when the environment provides them,
which is what `sm120_fmha.py` and `kda.py` already do. Prims-TS was the outlier.
The blanket require was also over-broad: 20 of the 21 test modules here import
without the wheel, including `test_moe_bf16_support.py` and
`test_moe_fp8_block_support.py`, which monkeypatch `is_prims_ts_available` and
exist precisely to exercise the unavailable path.
Skip collected items rather than skipping at module level: a module-level skip
collects nothing, so a run scoped to this directory would exit with pytest's
"no tests collected" code 5, trading one red for another. Verified that the
mechanism here reports skips and exits 0.
This also makes `pytest_report_header`'s unavailable branch reachable for the
first time -- it could never fire, because the require above it raised first.
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| # ``cutlass.experimental.task_scheduling``, which exist only in CUTLASS DSL 4.7+. | ||
| # FlashInfer's declared floor is deliberately lower so it stays co-installable | ||
| # with vLLM and SGLang, so an environment that cannot provide them is supported | ||
| # and must degrade rather than fail -- the same contract the other 4.7-gated | ||
| # features honor (``flashinfer/attention/cute_dsl/sm120_fmha.py``, | ||
| # ``flashinfer/kda.py``). ``ensure_...`` records the import failure for | ||
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| Marking collected items rather than skipping at module level is deliberate: | ||
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| would then exit with pytest's "no tests collected" code 5 -- trading a red | ||
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| "Prims-TS needs cutlass.experimental from CUTLASS DSL 4.7+; the " | ||
| f"installed wheel cannot provide it: {get_cutlass_dsl_bootstrap_error()!r}" | ||
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| if Path(str(item.path)).parent == here: | ||
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Exclude every Prims-TS test module with module-level DSL imports
When HAS_PRIMS_TS_RUNTIME is false, pytest_collection_modifyitems cannot mark items before module imports run. For example, tests/prims_ts/test_batched_gemm_bf16_fc1.py imports flashinfer.prims_ts.batched_gemm.batched_gemm_config, which imports cutlass.experimental.primitives at module scope. This can raise during collection before the skip marker applies. Exclude every affected test module before collection, or defer its DSL-only imports. Keep DSL-independent modules collected so pytest tests/prims_ts still has skipped items and does not exit with code 5.
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In `@tests/prims_ts/conftest.py` around lines 19 - 68, Update the Prims-TS pytest
setup around collect_ignore and pytest_collection_modifyitems so that, when
HAS_PRIMS_TS_RUNTIME is false, every test module with module-level CUTLASS DSL
imports is excluded before collection, not merely marked afterward. Keep
DSL-independent modules collected and marked skipped so running the directory
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The mechanism itself is right and the exit-code-5 rationale in this docstring is the part to keep exactly as-is — module-level
skips trading "red for red" on directory-scoped runs is a trap most people would have walked into. The gap is only that the
collect_ignore list is a load-bearing claim with no enforcement: the next test module added with an eager DSL import silently
resurrects #5213. Suggest adding the simulation as a CI-runnable meta-check — stub plugin (~15 lines) + pytest tests/prims_ts
--collect-only, assert exit 0:
# dsl46_stub.py — load with `pytest -p dsl46_stub` to emulate CUTLASS DSL 4.6
import importlib.abc, importlib.machinery, sys
class _EmptyLoader(importlib.abc.Loader):
def create_module(self, spec): return None
def exec_module(self, module): module.__path__ = []
class _Stub(importlib.abc.MetaPathFinder):
def find_spec(self, fullname, path=None, target=None):
if fullname == "cutlass.experimental":
return importlib.machinery.ModuleSpec(fullname, _EmptyLoader(), is_package=True)
return None
sys.meta_path.insert(0, _Stub())(A naive blocker that fails cutlass.experimental outright doesn't work as a simulator — on the 4.7 wheel, import cutlass itself
eagerly chains into experimental.primitives, so the stub has to satisfy the parent while leaving the submodules missing.)
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Done in 9b5a3c81 — took your simulator approach essentially as written.
test_prims_ts_directory_still_collects_without_cutlass_experimental writes the stub to a tmp dir, runs pytest tests/prims_ts --collect-only -p dsl46_stub, and asserts exit 0. It lives in tests/test_prims_ts_import_isolation.py rather than under tests/prims_ts/ so it still runs on lanes where that directory is skipped.
Your parenthetical was the load-bearing part and I verified it rather than trusting it: with a package whose __init__ does from .experimental import primitives (emulating 4.7's eager chain), the stub yields ImportError: cannot import name 'primitives' from 'cutlass.experimental' while cutlass.experimental itself still resolves with __path__=[]. ensure_cutlass_dsl_experimental catches that via its except BaseException, so it lands in the unavailable path — which is the state we want to simulate. A finder that failed cutlass.experimental outright would have broken import cutlass itself and simulated the wrong thing, exactly as you said.
Also worth recording why exit 0 is the right assertion: a missed module raises during collection (exit 2), and a module-level skip collects nothing and exits 5 — so the check catches both the regression and the tempting wrong fix.
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This matches only direct children of tests/prims_ts/; a future subdirectory of tests would escape the skip marker. here in Path(str(item.path)).parents covers descendants too.
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Fixed in 9b5a3c81 — now here in Path(str(item.path)).parents, with a comment saying why, so a future subdirectory of tests/prims_ts/ can't escape the marker.
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… 4.6 Review follow-up on two real gaps (thanks @bkryu, and CodeRabbit raised the first independently). 1. `collect_ignore` was a load-bearing claim with nothing enforcing it. A test module that imports the vendored kernels at module scope cannot be marked during collection, only dropped before it -- so adding one without listing it silently reintroduces flashinfer-ai#5213 (`ERROR tests/prims_ts`) on every pre-4.7 lane. Adds a meta-check that runs `pytest tests/prims_ts --collect-only` under a stub emulating CUTLASS DSL 4.6 and asserts exit 0. Exit 0 is a stricter assertion than it looks: a missed module raises during collection (exit 2), and a module-level skip -- the obvious alternative fix -- collects nothing and exits 5. The stub resolves `cutlass.experimental` as an empty package while leaving `.primitives` / `.task_scheduling` missing. A finder that fails `cutlass.experimental` outright does not simulate 4.6: on the 4.7 wheel it breaks `import cutlass` itself, which is a different failure. Verified the stub blocks 4.7's eager chain with an ImportError, which `ensure_cutlass_dsl_experimental` catches via `except BaseException`. 2. The skip marker matched only direct children of `tests/prims_ts/`, so a future subdirectory would escape it. Now uses `here in Path(...).parents`. The test lives in tests/test_prims_ts_import_isolation.py rather than under tests/prims_ts/, so it still runs on lanes where that directory is skipped. AI-assisted: prepared with Claude Code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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tests/prims_ts/conftest.pycallsrequire_cutlass_dsl_experimental()at modulescope. Prims-TS imports
cutlass.experimental.primitivesandcutlass.experimental.task_scheduling, which exist only in CUTLASS DSL 4.7+, so onany environment resolved against our own declared floor (
nvidia-cutlass-dsl>=4.6.2a0)that call raises during collection:
It is a collection error, not a test failure, so it takes out the entire
directory rather than the tests that actually need the wheel.
Raising the floor is not the fix. FlashInfer's lower bound is aligned with
vLLM's and SGLang's on purpose: CuTe DSL is a diamond dependency, and pinning up
would make FlashInfer unsatisfiable in those stacks. Features that need 4.7 are
meant to be gated at runtime and light up when the environment provides them —
which is already the house pattern:
flashinfer/attention/cute_dsl/sm120_fmha.py—_MIN_CUTLASS_DSL_VERSION = Version("4.7.0"), checked at call timeflashinfer/kda.py— needs>=4.7; below thatbackend="auto"falls back to Cake, and only an explicitbackend='cute-dsl'raisesflashinfer/attention/prims_ts/context.py— guards a 4.8 feature the same wayPrims-TS was the outlier. This makes it degrade like the rest.
The blanket require was also over-broad — 20 of the 21 test modules here import
fine without the wheel. Only
test_batched_gemm_captured_schedule_tasks.pypullsin
batched_gemm_kernelat module scope. Two of the modules it blocked,test_moe_bf16_support.pyandtest_moe_fp8_block_support.py, callmonkeypatch.setattr(support, "is_prims_ts_available", ...)— they exist preciselyto exercise the unavailable path, and could never run.
Why mark collected items instead of skipping at module level
A module-level
pytest.skip(..., allow_module_level=True)collects nothing, so arun scoped to this directory exits with pytest's "no tests collected" code 5 —
trading one red for another. Marking collected items keeps them collected, so the run
reports skips and exits 0. I verified both behaviours directly rather than
assuming:
pytest.skip(allow_module_level=True)in conftest1 skippedcollect_ignoreonlyno tests rancollect_ignore+ skip marker viapytest_collection_modifyitems(this PR)3 skippedAs a side effect this makes
pytest_report_header's unavailable branch reachable forthe first time — it could never fire before, because the require above it raised first.
That dead branch is also the evidence that graceful degradation was the original intent.
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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.).This changes test collection behaviour, so the test is the CI run: on a DSL 4.7
lane
tests/prims_tsmust run exactly as before (this path is a no-op there), and ona lane below 4.7 it must report skips instead of a collection error.
The collection mechanism itself was validated standalone —
collect_ignoredrops theun-importable module, every other module collects, all items report as skipped, exit 0.
Reviewer Notes
Scope I deliberately did not take. When the wheel is missing this skips the whole
directory, including the ~8 modules that are pure Python and would pass anyway
(
test_moe_api_signature.py,test_moe_config_packaging.py,test_moe_tensor_adapter_validation.py, the two*_support.pyones, …). Narrowing theskip to just the modules that reach the kernels would recover that coverage, but it
means classifying each module by whether it touches
batched_gemm_*at runtime —test_moe_compile_cache.pyandtest_moe_nvfp4_support.pydo, and thetest_batched_gemm_filename prefix alone does not catch them. I kept the behaviourchange minimal and symmetric (directory errors today → directory skips) rather than
guessing at a classification I cannot verify without a 4.6.x box. Happy to follow up
if you'd rather have the finer split.
On coverage. This does mean a lane below 4.7 reports green with Prims-TS untested,
where today it reports red. That is the intended contract for a version-gated feature,
but it only holds if at least one lane actually carries DSL ≥ 4.7 — otherwise #4361
ships with no coverage anywhere and nothing says so. Worth confirming that's true of
the Blackwell lanes.
scripts/setup_test_env.shalready supports aCUTLASS_DSL_VERSIONoverride that does a clean uninstall first, which looks like theintended lever.
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