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This pull request addresses issue #42619, where the scheduler incorrectly marked requests with a FINISHED_ERROR status by calling accept_tokens() or validate_tokens() on a grammar that had already reached a terminal state. The changes introduce checks for grammar.is_terminated() in the scheduler's update_from_output, update_draft_token_ids, and update_draft_token_ids_in_output methods to prevent these spurious errors. Additionally, a new test suite has been added to verify the fix and ensure regressions are caught. Feedback suggests adding an assertion for metadata.grammar in update_draft_token_ids to maintain consistency with other methods and improve type safety by allowing the removal of type-ignore comments.
| # Skip validation when grammar is already terminated; the | ||
| # constraint has been fully satisfied so all spec tokens are | ||
| # structurally valid (issue #42619). | ||
| if not metadata.grammar.is_terminated(): # type: ignore[union-attr] | ||
| spec_token_ids = metadata.grammar.validate_tokens(spec_token_ids) # type: ignore[union-attr] |
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For consistency and safety, please add an assertion to ensure that metadata.grammar is not None before accessing it. This matches the pattern used in update_from_output (line 1419) and update_draft_token_ids_in_output (line 1748). Adding this assertion also allows for the removal of the type: ignore comments, as the type will be narrowed for the static analyzer.
| # Skip validation when grammar is already terminated; the | |
| # constraint has been fully satisfied so all spec tokens are | |
| # structurally valid (issue #42619). | |
| if not metadata.grammar.is_terminated(): # type: ignore[union-attr] | |
| spec_token_ids = metadata.grammar.validate_tokens(spec_token_ids) # type: ignore[union-attr] | |
| assert metadata is not None and metadata.grammar is not None | |
| # Skip validation when grammar is already terminated; the | |
| # constraint has been fully satisfied so all spec tokens are | |
| # structurally valid (issue #42619). | |
| if not metadata.grammar.is_terminated(): | |
| spec_token_ids = metadata.grammar.validate_tokens(spec_token_ids) |
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Done — added assert metadata is not None and metadata.grammar is not None before the is_terminated() check in update_draft_token_ids, and removed the now-redundant # type: ignore[union-attr] comments. Matches the pattern in update_draft_token_ids_in_output.
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…rammar When the grammar FSM transitions to a terminal state (e.g. after accepting the EOS token), subsequent calls to accept_tokens() return False. The scheduler interpreted that as an unexpected grammar violation and set the request to FINISHED_ERROR, producing spurious errors and corrupted outputs for every structured-output request that completes normally. Root cause: should_advance() has no awareness of is_terminated(), so the scheduler kept calling accept_tokens() every step after completion. Fix: - scheduler.update_from_output: guard accept_tokens() behind grammar.is_terminated() — skip, not error, when already done. - scheduler.update_draft_token_ids: guard validate_tokens() the same way; a terminated grammar implies the constraint is fully satisfied, so all spec tokens are structurally valid. - scheduler.update_draft_token_ids_in_output: same guard. Tests: - test_accept_tokens_not_called_when_grammar_terminated: verifies the termination guard fires and accept_tokens is never reached. - test_accept_tokens_called_when_grammar_not_terminated: regression guard — active grammars still process tokens normally. - test_accept_tokens_failure_still_errors_when_not_terminated: genuine grammar violations (not terminated, accept fails) still abort. - test_validate_tokens_not_called_when_grammar_terminated_update_draft: spec-decode path skips validate_tokens on terminated grammar. - test_validate_tokens_called_when_grammar_not_terminated_update_draft: spec-decode path calls validate_tokens when grammar is active. Fixes vllm-project#42619 Signed-off-by: Andrew Liu <andrewjliu22@berkeley.edu> Signed-off-by: Andrew Liu <andrewjliu22@gmail.com>
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Superseded by #52805 |
Summary
Fixes #42619.
When the grammar FSM accepts its final token and transitions to a
terminal state, subsequent calls to
accept_tokens()returnFalse.The scheduler treated that return value as an unexpected grammar
violation, logging an error and marking the request
FINISHED_ERROR.This affects every structured-output request that completes normally:
once the stop token is accepted the grammar is terminated, but
should_advance()has no awareness ofis_terminated(), so the nextscheduler step triggers
accept_tokens()again and spuriously abortsthe request.
Root cause
should_advance()inStructuredOutputManagerreturnsTrueunconditionally for non-reasoning requests, with no check for whether
the grammar has already reached a terminal state. The FSM backend
(
XgrammarGrammar.accept_tokens) correctly returnsFalsewhen calledon a terminated matcher, but the scheduler treated
Falseas a decodeerror in all cases.
Fix
Guard all three call sites against
is_terminated():update_from_output(line 1416): ifgrammar.is_terminated(),skip
accept_tokens(). The grammar constraint is already satisfied;there is nothing to advance.
update_draft_token_ids(line 1712): ifgrammar.is_terminated(),skip
validate_tokens(). The constraint is fully satisfied, so allspeculative tokens are structurally valid.
update_draft_token_ids_in_output(line 1745): same guard.The fix is intentionally minimal —
should_advance()is left unchangedto avoid surprising callers that may rely on its current semantics.
Tests
tests/v1/core/test_structured_output_terminated_grammar.py(new file):test_accept_tokens_not_called_when_grammar_terminatedaccept_tokensnever reached; request notFINISHED_ERRORtest_accept_tokens_called_when_grammar_not_terminatedtest_accept_tokens_failure_still_errors_when_not_terminatedaccept_tokens→ False) still aborttest_validate_tokens_not_called_when_grammar_terminated_update_draftvalidate_tokenson terminated grammartest_validate_tokens_called_when_grammar_not_terminated_update_draftvalidate_tokenswhen grammar is activetests/v1/core/test_scheduler.py:grammar.is_terminated.return_value = Falseto the existingtest_abort_request_when_structured_output_fsm_cannot_advanceso itexercises the genuine-violation path (not the already-terminated path).
Before / After
Before: any structured-output request that ran to completion would be
marked
FINISHED_ERRORon the step following the accepted stop token:After: the termination guard short-circuits before
accept_tokens();no error is logged; the request finishes with the correct status.