test(moe): qualify GLM-5.3 TP4 graph replay - #250
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe test helper now supports configurable GLM-5.3 NVFP4 graph replay
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new qualification test uses an invalid activation and SwiGLU-limit combination, causing it to fail before exercising the GLM-5.3 replay path. The test configuration should be corrected before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Test as live graph replay test
participant Binding as TPMoEScratchCaps
participant Graph as CUDA graph
Test->>Binding: prepare and bind layer bindings
Test->>Graph: capture eager execution
Test->>Graph: replay after input mutation
Graph-->>Test: return replay outputs
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Full details: Context-Independent Repository ProseExplanation PASS. The diff adds self-contained helper and test docstrings, concrete assertion messages, and two descriptive test names. The prose states the tested geometry, replay behavior, workspace ownership, and failure conditions locally; it does not rely on attempts, pivots, or unrecorded discussion. The PR description and commit message state the resulting qualification, compatibility impact, validation conditions, and results. No changed TODOs or history-only comments introduce a custom-check violation. Full details: Security Claim And Implementation ScopeExplanation PASS — The check is not applicable. The commit is explicitly Full details: Serving Hot-Path InvariantsExplanation PASS. The commit changes only Full details: Performance Claim EvidenceExplanation The check is not applicable. The PR description and commit message claim test qualification and correctness under CUDA-graph replay, including eager-output agreement and allocation/address stability. They do not claim a speedup, slowdown, performance equivalence, no regression, lower overhead, or production performance. The changed test contains no timing or benchmark measurements. ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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820-828: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winPin the resolved implementation, and state the contract in the docstring.
Two points on this test setup:
- No assertion records which implementation each width resolves to. Test 1 asserts
implementation == "dynamic"at lines 737-738, and the corpus does the same at lines 1041-1044. Without it, a dispatch change that moves these widths off the dynamic path leaves the test green while the PR claims dynamic NVFP4 qualification.- The docstring names the tested object as "all DFlash target widths" and "one vLLM-style workspace". A reader with the repository cannot derive the widths, the workspace layout, or the DFlash role from that text.
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- """Replay all DFlash target widths against one vLLM-style workspace.""" + """Replay token widths 8..128 in steps of 8 against one shared workspace. + + One uint8 workspace sized for the widest shape backs a per-width scratch + plan at a 256-byte aligned offset. Each width owns one captured CUDA graph. + """plans.append((tokens, plan, output_workspace_nbytes)) workspace_sizes.append(output_workspace_nbytes + scratch_nbytes) + assert plan.launch_plan.implementation == "dynamic", tokensAs per path instructions, changed prose must let a reader "identify the referenced system, behavior, evidence, or status" without the author conversation.
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In `@tests/moe/test_cute_migration_moe_standard_corpus.py`:
- Around line 801-817: Update both replay loops at
tests/moe/test_cute_migration_moe_standard_corpus.py lines 801-817 and 954-977
to capture pre-replay torch.cuda.memory_allocated(), allocation.all.allocated,
and data_ptr() values for the scratch, per-layer outputs, and shared
workspace/inputs/output tensors as applicable; after synchronize, assert all
allocation counters and tensor addresses remain unchanged while preserving the
existing output-validity checks.
- Around line 954-977: Update the replay test loop around
graphs[graph_idx].replay() to capture an eager reference for each graph width
after overwriting topk_ids and topk_weights, then compare the replay output
against that reference rather than checking only finiteness. Retain the output
poison value to detect missing writes, assert the active output is nonzero and
equivalent to the eager result, and explicitly validate that inactive rows
created for replay_idx == 2 remain zero while their route IDs are -1.
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In `@tests/moe/test_cute_migration_moe_standard_corpus.py`:
- Around line 820-828: Update
test_standard_moe_glm53_tp4_nvfp4_multishape_graph_replay to assert that each
resolved plan uses implementation == "dynamic", matching the existing assertions
in nearby tests. Expand its docstring to identify the concrete DFlash target
widths, vLLM-style workspace layout, and DFlash role covered by the replay
contract.
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Qualify the SM120 dynamic NVFP4 MoE implementation for the GLM-5.3 TP4 geometry: 42 routed-expert layers and token widths from 8 through 128 in eight-token increments. The CUDA graph tests use caller-owned shared scratch, alternate replay order, update live routing tensors, and represent inactive routes with ID -1. They compare replay output with eager execution, require inactive rows to remain zero, reject replay-time CUDA allocations, and assert stable serving-buffer addresses. Runtime behavior, package interfaces, and serialized formats are unchanged. The complete GPU test file passes 15 tests on an NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPU. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex <codex@openai.com> Signed-off-by: Martin Vit <martin@voipmonitor.org>
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In `@tests/moe/test_cute_migration_moe_standard_corpus.py`:
- Around line 737-739: Update the test configuration around TPMoEScratchCaps to
use a gated activation with swiglu_limit=10.0 instead of the non-gated “silu”
activation, so _prepare_and_bind succeeds and the test exercises the limit
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Resulting behavior
Status: qualified for the existing SM120 dynamic NVFP4 MoE path used by GLM-5.3 at tensor parallel size 4.
This pull request changes tests only. It adds no runtime code, Python API, package interface, or serialized format.
The qualification covers:
Source and runtime contract
The tests require an SM120 CUDA device and the B12X CUDA extension.
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Duplicate analysis
B12X PR #248 changes the unpadded single-token MoE kernel. B12X PR #249 proposes a direct single-token KDA API. Neither pull request duplicates the graph-replay qualification across DFlash target widths in this test-only change.
Review disclosure
OpenAI Codex assisted with test implementation, GPU validation, and pull-request text. Human review of the qualification contract is required before merge.