fix(gdn): Align prefill warmup with real prefill path#39169
fix(gdn): Align prefill warmup with real prefill path#39169vadiklyutiy merged 2 commits intovllm-project:mainfrom
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Code Review
This pull request updates the _warmup_prefill_kernels method in GatedDeltaNetAttention to more accurately mirror the actual prefill path by using fused_post_conv_prep to generate input tensors and disabling in-kernel L2 normalization. A new unit test was added to verify that the warmup logic correctly adheres to the prefill contract. I have no feedback to provide.
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@ibrahim1023 Thank you for fixing it. I also saw that the first request for Qwen3.5 takes really long. @arpera you touched this code recently. Pls review. |
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@ibrahim1023 thank you for a fix! Could you please run server before and after your change with |
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Hey, I can’t run the requested What I was able to validate locally is the code-path change itself: the warmup path now matches the real GDN prefill contract, I added a regression test for that contract, and the targeted local checks pass. If you’d like, I can still help narrow the benchmark command or interpret the logs if someone can run the before/after comparison on a proper GPU machine. |
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I admit that this patch removes Triton's autotuning during inference time. I checked this patch with LGTM |
mian this pr |
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/cc @ZJY0516 PTAL. |
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Could you please explain what is this for?
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Yes. This repo enforces SPDX headers in pre-commit via the check-spdx-header hook, so the line was added to satisfy the project’s required license-header format for Python files.
More specifically, the hook expects the standard SPDX header block used in the repo, not just an arbitrary comment.
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I mean, what is this test supposed to test
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This test checks that the warmup path behaves like a real prefill call.
The idea is simple: if warmup uses the same setup and kernel call as real inference, the first real request should not have to do that work again.
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please remove this test file. I think we need a more general approach
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I think we need a more general warmup approach for this in the long term. @vadiklyutiy @arpera |
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Yes, I also think so. As a some kind of a partial solution I suggest to set |
Yeah, sounds great. My only concern is whether this might cause log spamming for some necessary recompilation scenarios, though I'm not sure if those scenarios really exist. Actually, what I mean is a more general way to warmup, not log |
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Autotuning print in the server log in inference time can be done only once, because if there is at least one such a warning message in the log then it's worth investigating this issue closer. So, I think we won't spam server logs. |
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| use_qk_l2norm_in_kernel=False, | |||
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Because warmup is for the prefill path, and the real prefill call here uses use_qk_l2norm_in_kernel=False. Leaving it as True means warmup does not match the actual inference path we are trying to prepare.
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please remove this test file. I think we need a more general approach
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please also fix DCO |
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Purpose
Fixes #39163 by aligning GDN prefill warmup with the real prefill path.
Real GDN prefills build
q/k/v/g/betaviafused_post_conv_prepand callchunk_gated_delta_rule(..., use_qk_l2norm_in_kernel=False). The previous warmup path did not mirror that contract, which could leave first-request work deferred to the first real prefill. This PR updates the warmup path and adds a regression test.Duplicate-work check:
gh issue view 39163 --repo vllm-project/vllm --commentsgh pr list --repo vllm-project/vllm --state open --search '39163 in:body'gh pr list --repo vllm-project/vllm --state open --search 'GDN prefill warmup first request Qwen3.5 Blackwell'AI assistance:
Test Plan
Test Result
compileallpassed.Targeted pytest:
Changed-file pre-commit:
Notes:
pre-commit run --all-filesstill has unrelated repo-baseline/local-environment issues on this machine, but the checks for the files changed in this PR pass.Essential Elements of an Effective PR Description Checklist
supported_models.mdandexamplesfor a new model.