[Bugfix][CPU] Fix "Current vLLM config is not set" error in CPU MoE fallback - #45480
[Bugfix][CPU] Fix "Current vLLM config is not set" error in CPU MoE fallback#45480alexander-yf-yu wants to merge 3 commits into
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Thanks for the work!
Please add full reproduce command in main branch and full error report in PR description, as well as the results in you current branch.
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| @pytest.mark.parametrize("act", sorted(_CPU_MOE_ACT_FN, key=lambda a: a.name)) | ||
| def test_cpu_moe_act_fn_without_vllm_config(act: MoEActivation): | ||
| """Regression test for issue #45447. | ||
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| The CPU fused-MoE torch fallback applies these activations at model-forward | ||
| time, where no vLLM config context is set. Each entry must therefore avoid | ||
| instantiating a CustomOp (which calls get_current_vllm_config()). This test | ||
| deliberately omits the `default_vllm_config` fixture to mimic forward time. | ||
| Parametrized over the dict itself so new entries are guarded automatically. | ||
| """ | ||
| x = torch.randn(4, 8) | ||
| out = _CPU_MOE_ACT_FN[act](x) | ||
| assert out.shape == (4, 4) |
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| @pytest.mark.parametrize("act", sorted(_CPU_MOE_ACT_FN, key=lambda a: a.name)) | |
| def test_cpu_moe_act_fn_without_vllm_config(act: MoEActivation): | |
| """Regression test for issue #45447. | |
| The CPU fused-MoE torch fallback applies these activations at model-forward | |
| time, where no vLLM config context is set. Each entry must therefore avoid | |
| instantiating a CustomOp (which calls get_current_vllm_config()). This test | |
| deliberately omits the `default_vllm_config` fixture to mimic forward time. | |
| Parametrized over the dict itself so new entries are guarded automatically. | |
| """ | |
| x = torch.randn(4, 8) | |
| out = _CPU_MOE_ACT_FN[act](x) | |
| assert out.shape == (4, 4) |
I don't think we need a specific unit test for this small fix
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Removed the unit test as suggested, and expanded the description with the full reproduce command, the crash on main, and the successful boot on this branch. Thanks for the review!
…allback The SILU entry in _CPU_MOE_ACT_FN created a SiluAndMul object on every call. Creating it reads the current vLLM config, which is not set at model forward time, so MoE models crashed on the CPU torch fallback path. Use the static method SiluAndMul.forward_native directly, like the other entries in the table. Fixes vllm-project#45447 Co-authored-by: Claude Signed-off-by: Alex Yu <alexander.yf.yu@gmail.com>
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LGTM, thanks for the work!
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Thanks again for the approval @yewentao256! Both red checks are unrelated to this CPU-only change:
All CPU jobs are green. Both of these AMD jobs are routinely merged through when red — e.g. #45566 and #45468 merged with Could you merge (or retry those two jobs) when you get a chance? Happy to rebase if preferred. Thanks! |
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rebasing, amd ci is supposed to be green as of 2 hours ago |
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Thanks for all the help getting this shipped @AndreasKaratzas! The only red on the latest ci run is bootstrap, which timed out waiting on the pre-commit check (already green on this commit), so no tests ran. It seems like the pre-commit check timeout was bumped to 1500s from 600s shortly after this build started, so I am hoping a retry will pick this up. Could you retry it when you get a chance? Thanks again! |
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@alexander-yf-yu Thank you for your fix - it works for me! |
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Hi, seems like CI has failed again, on a GPU test case. Hoping someone can retry the CR or otherwise unblock this PR? I do not have permissions to do so afaik |
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You can merge from main to re-enable the CI as well, also help you retried
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Purpose
Fixes #45447 — serving an MoE model on CPU (e.g.
Qwen/Qwen3-30B-A3B) crashes during engine warmup withRuntimeError: Worker failed with error 'Current vLLM config is not set.', when the model routes through the CPU fused-MoE torch-fallback path.Root cause: the SILU entry in
_CPU_MOE_ACT_FN(cpu_fused_moe.py) constructed aSiluAndMulobject at model-forward time.CustomOp.__init__reads the current vLLM config, which is only set during model initialization — so at forward time the lookup raises. The other three entries in that table were already standalone callables for exactly this reason (the table's comment documents the rule); SILU was the one left behind.Fix: reference the static method
SiluAndMul.forward_nativedirectly — no object construction, no config read, identical math (on CPU,SiluAndMul.__init__already bindsself._forward_method = self.forward_native, so it's the same code path minus the construction).Not a duplicate
No open PR references #45447 (
gh pr list --search "45447 in:body"is empty) and no keyword match (cpu moe silu config). Related-but-distinct: #43653 adds new activations to the same table but does not touch the SILU entry.Reproduction (raw before/after)
The reporter hit this serving
Qwen3-30B-A3B, but the crash fires atSiluAndMulconstruction — before any matmul — so it is independent of model size, weights, and dtype. A tiny random-weightQwen3MoeForCausalLMreproduces the identical crash during warmup in seconds. Captured on an Apple Silicon CPU build (--dtype float16; on x86 Linux usebfloat16as in the report).Both runs below use the identical command — the only difference is
mainvs. this PR's one-line change:On main branch
On fix branch
AI assistance was used for this change (Claude). I have reviewed every changed line and run the reproduction above myself.