fix: prevent KeyError in _handle_abort_req when request already completed#21223
fix: prevent KeyError in _handle_abort_req when request already completed#21223yang1002378395-cmyk wants to merge 1 commit intosgl-project:mainfrom
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…eted Issue sgl-project#21173: If the request has already finished and been cleaned up from rid_to_state before the abort message arrives, accessing self.rid_to_state[recv_obj.rid] raises KeyError. Fix: Use .get() with None check, matching the pattern used in _handle_batch_output (~line 1533).
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This pull request prevents a KeyError in _handle_abort_req that could occur if an abort request is processed after the target request has already completed. The fix involves using dict.get() for safer dictionary access. I have reviewed the change and have no further suggestions.
Fixes #21173
Problem: _handle_abort_req crashes with KeyError when trying to abort a request that has already completed.
Fix: Use dict.get() with None check, matching the pattern in _handle_batch_output.