[Bugfix] DeepSeek V4: skip expert tensor when no mapping matches#42804
[Bugfix] DeepSeek V4: skip expert tensor when no mapping matches#42804dparikh79 wants to merge 1 commit into
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This pull request modifies the weight loading logic in the DeepSeek V4 model to prevent UnboundLocalError exceptions when expert mappings do not match. The reviewer suggests improving the robustness of this logic by using a success flag instead of checking if name_mapped is None. This approach ensures that parameters are only marked as loaded if the weight loader actually succeeds, which also maintains consistency with other model implementations in the codebase.
| and loaded_weight.dtype == torch.float8_e8m0fnu | ||
| ): | ||
| loaded_weight = loaded_weight.view(torch.uint8) | ||
| name_mapped = None |
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Instead of initializing name_mapped, it is better to initialize success = False. This allows for a more robust check after the loop to ensure that the parameter is only marked as loaded if the weight loader actually succeeded. This is also consistent with the logic in other parts of the codebase (e.g., the MTP implementation mentioned in the PR description).
| name_mapped = None | |
| success = False |
| if name_mapped is None: | ||
| # ``.experts.`` is in the name but no entry in | ||
| # ``expert_mapping`` matched (e.g. a quantization | ||
| # suffix outside gate_proj/up_proj/down_proj). Skip | ||
| # rather than raising UnboundLocalError below. | ||
| continue |
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Check if not success instead of if name_mapped is None. This ensures that loaded_params.add(name_mapped) is only called if a mapping was successfully loaded into the model. This correctly handles cases where a mapping string matches but the expert is not on the current rank (where weight_loader returns False), and it also avoids the UnboundLocalError since name_mapped will only be accessed if success is True.
| if name_mapped is None: | |
| # ``.experts.`` is in the name but no entry in | |
| # ``expert_mapping`` matched (e.g. a quantization | |
| # suffix outside gate_proj/up_proj/down_proj). Skip | |
| # rather than raising UnboundLocalError below. | |
| continue | |
| if not success: | |
| # ``.experts.`` is in the name but no entry in | |
| # ``expert_mapping`` matched or the weight loader | |
| # returned False. Skip rather than adding to | |
| # loaded_params or raising UnboundLocalError below. | |
| continue |
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When a tensor name contains `.experts.` but no entry in `expert_mapping` matches its weight_name suffix (e.g. a quantization-specific layout like `.tq_packed` outside the standard gate_proj/up_proj/down_proj set), the for loop falls through without ever binding `name_mapped`, and the next line `loaded_params.add(name_mapped)` raises `UnboundLocalError`. Track a `success` flag instead and skip the add when no mapping succeeded. This also covers the silent-failure scenarios where a mapping does match but `is_pp_missing_parameter` or `weight_loader` returns False; those were previously appending a stale `name_mapped` to `loaded_params`. The shape matches the sibling `deepseek_v4_mtp.py` expert-loading path, which adds to `loaded_params` only inside the `if success:` branch. Fixes vllm-project#42769 Signed-off-by: Dhruvil <dhruvilparikh79@gmail.com>
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Purpose
Closes #42769.
When
load_weightsinDeepseekV4ForCausalLMprocesses a tensor whose name contains.experts.but whose suffix doesn't match any entry inexpert_mapping(e.g. a quantization-specific layout such as.tq_packed, outside the standardgate_proj/up_proj/down_projset), the innerfor mapping in expert_mapping:loop hits theif weight_name not in name: continueguard on every iteration, soname_mappedis never bound. The next statement,loaded_params.add(name_mapped), then raises:Fix: initialize
name_mapped = Nonebefore the loop and skip theloaded_params.addwhen the loop never matched. This matches the implicit contract that unrecognized expert tensors are skipped (consistent with how the siblingdeepseek_v4_mtp.pyhandlesloaded_params.addonly inside theif success:branch).Duplicate-work check
No existing PR addresses this bug.
Test Plan
This is a control-flow bug that doesn't require model weights or GPU to reproduce. a standalone Python repro mirroring the buggy block triggers the
UnboundLocalErrorin three lines. Pasting the structure for reviewer convenience:Run with
name = 'model.layers.0.ffn.experts.0.gate_proj.tq_packed'and a stockexpert_mappingwhoseweight_names only covergate_proj.weight/up_proj.weight/down_proj.weight.Test Result
Before fix:
After fix (with
name_mapped = Noneinit +if name_mapped is None: continueguard):Happy path (mapping matches) still behaves identically:
ruff checkandruff format --checkpass on the modified file.AI Assistance Disclosure
Per
AGENTS.md, disclosing that this PR was drafted with AI assistance (Claude Code). I reviewed every changed line, traced the control flow indeepseek_v4.py:1532-1558end-to-end, validated the fix against the siblingdeepseek_v4_mtp.py:408-432pattern, and ran the Python-level repro both pre- and post-fix to confirm theUnboundLocalErrorreproduces under the old code and is gone under the new code. The fix is the minimal change matching the issue author's exact proposal.