[None][fix] Align the budget split, spec layers and pool_ratio with derived per-layer KV windows - #18697
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 11 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe change adds shared V2 attention-window derivation for mixed sliding-window and full-attention layers. KV-cache estimation and runtime manager construction now use matching windows, with fallback handling for unsupported layouts and invalid pool ratios. ChangesMixed attention window support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant KVCacheConfig
participant KVCacheCostEstimation
participant KVCacheManagerV2
KVCacheConfig->>KVCacheCostEstimation: provide mixed layer schedule and pool ratios
KVCacheCostEstimation->>KVCacheCostEstimation: derive per-layer attention windows
KVCacheCostEstimation->>KVCacheManagerV2: apply matching cache layout
KVCacheManagerV2-->>KVCacheCostEstimation: return target cache cost
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459-467: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse Google-style parameter and return sections.
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py`:
- Around line 788-795: Update the derived window handling around
_derive_v2_layer_type_attention_windows and _create_kv_cache_manager to append
the same full-context speculative-layer windows used by runtime construction
when the target manager uses a unified cache without a separate draft cache.
Ensure KvCacheConfig.max_attention_window matches the manager layout for cost
estimation, then add a regression test covering a mixed target schedule with a
unified Eagle3 or MTP cache.
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py`:
- Around line 459-467: Add Google-style Args and Returns sections to both new
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788-795: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMatch unified speculative windows during cost estimation.
For unified one-model speculative decoding, runtime construction appends full-context windows at Lines 2463-2470. This clone keeps only the decoder windows.
KvCacheConfig.max_attention_windowrepeats that shorter list, so cost estimation treats appended speculative layers as sliding layers instead of full-context layers.Append
max_seq_lenonce perget_num_spec_layers(self._speculative_config)when this is the target manager and no separate draft cache is used. Add a unified EAGLE3 or MTP regression that asserts the costed window list matches the constructed manager layout.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py`:
- Around line 788-795: Update the derived window handling around
_derive_v2_layer_type_attention_windows so unified one-model speculative
decoding matches the runtime manager layout: when configuring the target manager
without a separate draft cache, append max_seq_len once for each
get_num_spec_layers(self._speculative_config) result before copying
max_attention_window. Add a unified EAGLE3 or MTP regression verifying the
costed windows match the constructed manager layout.
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Two follow-ups beyond the inline comments:
- Docs: the V2 auto-derivation is user-visible — memory layout changes, and per the description callers now "must provide matching
pool_ratioentries unless they set onemax_attention_window".docs/source/features/kvcache.mdsays nothing about it. A short note on when V2 derives per-layer windows (and how to opt out via an explicitmax_attention_window) would save users a confusing startup failure. - The PR description's last sentence is cut off mid-word ("...instead of inheriting").
The core structure is sound: one pure derivation helper, one gate shared by the cost model and manager construction so the budget split and the pools agree, and the unit coverage (spec-layer append mirroring get_num_spec_layers, draft-mask exclusion, Gemma4 precedence, user-override wins) matches the paths I traced in _util.py and resource_manager.py:get_pp_layers.
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Could we project the derived attention-window vector through the PP-local layer IDs in the static cost path? _per_manager_cache_cost now passes the global per-layer vector into get_cache_size_per_token, but _get_static_cache_size_layer_components only derives a local layer count and indexes window_pattern with 0..num_attention_layers-1. Runtime instead indexes it with self.pp_layers[local_layer_idx] % pattern_len. On PP rank > 0, for example with global windows [S, S, F, S] and PP=2, rank 1 is costed as [S, S] by the static estimator while the runtime manager uses [F, S]. This undercounts full-attention bytes and can overestimate KV capacity. The underlying helper may predate this PR (and can also affect an explicitly supplied per-layer window list), but this PR makes the auto-derived mixed-layer_types path hit it by default. Please project the window list with mapping.pp_layers(...) in the static path and add a PP>1 regression test so the static/runtime alignment promised here also holds off rank 0. |
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…erived per-layer KV windows Follow-up to NVIDIA#18767, which derives one attention window per layer from a mixed sliding/full `layer_types` schedule for KVCacheManagerV2 in `_create_kv_cache_manager`. Three places still read the layout as if every layer were full attention, and two configurations needed a guard. The static per-token cost model (`KvCacheCreator._per_manager_cache_cost`) did not see the derived windows, so the budget split between the target and draft managers costed the sliding layers as full-context layers per token instead of as a fixed per-request window. The derivation now goes through `_derive_v2_layer_type_attention_windows`, shared by the cost model and the manager construction, so a manager is sized from the same windows it is built with. One-model speculative layers that share the target manager are appended after the decoder layers by `get_pp_layers`, and V2 resolves each layer's window by global layer id, so a pattern with one entry per decoder layer wrapped them onto the decoder schedule. They now get one full-context entry each, as the single-window default gave them. The separate draft manager keeps skipping the derivation. A `pool_ratio` written for the single pool no longer fails at startup: when its length does not match the derived layer-group count, a warning names the fix (one entry per layer group, or an explicit `max_attention_window`) and the configuration keeps the single-window default it was written for. Hybrid linear-attention configs keep the default: their attention layers are interleaved with recurrent layers, and the static cost model indexes a window list by attention-layer position while the manager indexes it by global layer id. The cross-attention pool keeps it too, since the decoder's `layer_types` do not describe encoder-side KV. `docs/source/features/kvcache.md` describes the derivation, how to opt out with an explicit `max_attention_window`, and the `pool_ratio` rule. Tests: `tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_estimation.py` drives `_create_kv_cache_manager` for the pool_ratio guard, the hybrid linear-attention exclusion, the appended speculative layers (with and without a target-only layer mask) and the cross-attention pool; `test_kv_cache_budget_split.py` checks that the target manager is costed from the derived windows, on the first pipeline rank and on a second rank whose layers are read through their global ids. The derivation helper itself is covered by `test_layer_type_attention_windows.py` from NVIDIA#18767. Signed-off-by: Michal Guzek <mguzek@nvidia.com>
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…ota math The quota estimation fix (NVIDIA#18988) landed under this branch: SWA retention is now page-granular with a generation-headroom token (ceil((window + headroom - 2) / tokens_per_block) + 1 blocks), context retains sliding layers for the in-flight token batch, and _get_generation_kv_capacity reads speculative fields the stub lacked. Derive the expected intercepts the same way (the rank-projection case matches the CI-observed 5242880 exactly) and give the stub neutral speculative fields plus a non-one-engine mode so the headroom stays at the one-token baseline. Signed-off-by: Brian Nguyen <brnguyen@nvidia.com>
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…budget split test NVIDIA#19018 made the separate-draft arm of KvCacheCreator._get_draft_cache_cost resolve the draft manager class through get_kv_cache_manager_cls (reading _cache_transceiver_config) and the V2 fallback gate (reading _max_beam_width and model_config.sparse_attention_config). The test added in NVIDIA#18697, test_target_cost_uses_derived_layer_type_windows, builds the creator via object.__new__ without those fields, so main fails with AttributeError at the NVIDIA#19018 merge commit. Set the fields like the neighbouring one-model draft test does, and patch get_kv_cache_manager_cls back to the recording manager so the draft windows assertion still observes the draft costing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: HuiGao <huig@nvidia.com>
…budget split test NVIDIA#19018 made the separate-draft arm of KvCacheCreator._get_draft_cache_cost resolve the draft manager class through get_kv_cache_manager_cls (reading _cache_transceiver_config) and the V2 fallback gate (reading _max_beam_width and model_config.sparse_attention_config). The test added in NVIDIA#18697, test_target_cost_uses_derived_layer_type_windows, builds the creator via object.__new__ without those fields, so main fails with AttributeError at the NVIDIA#19018 merge commit. Set the fields like the neighbouring one-model draft test does, and patch get_kv_cache_manager_cls back to the recording manager so the draft windows assertion still observes the draft costing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: HuiGao <huig@nvidia.com>
…budget split test NVIDIA#19018 made the separate-draft arm of KvCacheCreator._get_draft_cache_cost resolve the draft manager class through get_kv_cache_manager_cls (reading _cache_transceiver_config) and the V2 fallback gate (reading _max_beam_width and model_config.sparse_attention_config). The test added in NVIDIA#18697, test_target_cost_uses_derived_layer_type_windows, builds the creator via object.__new__ without those fields, so main fails with AttributeError at the NVIDIA#19018 merge commit. Set the fields like the neighbouring one-model draft test does, and patch get_kv_cache_manager_cls back to the recording manager so the draft windows assertion still observes the draft costing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: HuiGao <huig@nvidia.com>
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layer_typesschedules.max_attention_window, V1, hybrid linear-attention, cross-attention, speculative-layer, and default behavior.pool_ratiomismatch fallback.QA Engineer Review
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py: Verify runtime and cost-estimation windows, pipeline-parallel projection, exclusions, explicit-window precedence, and fallback behavior.docs/source/features/kvcache.md: Verify the documented derivation and fallback rules match implementation.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_budget_split.py: Covers mixed-schedule costs and pipeline-parallel projection. No integration test-list entry is required.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_estimation.py: Covers derivation, manager configuration, fallback paths, speculative layers, hybrid exclusions, and cross-attention. No integration test-list entry is required.Description
Follow-up to #18767, which derives one attention window per layer from a mixed sliding/full
layer_typesschedule forKVCacheManagerV2in_create_kv_cache_manager(sliding layers getsliding_window, full layersmax_seq_len). Three places still read the layout as if every layer were full attention, and two configurations needed a guard.Budget split. The static per-token cost model (
KvCacheCreator._per_manager_cache_cost) did not see the derived windows, so the split between the target and draft managers costed the sliding layers as full-context layers per token instead of as a fixed per-request window. The derivation now goes through_derive_v2_layer_type_attention_windows, shared by the cost model and the manager construction, so a manager is sized from the same windows it is built with.Appended speculative layers. One-model speculative layers that share the target manager are appended after the decoder layers by
get_pp_layers, and V2 resolves each layer's window by global layer id, so a pattern with one entry per decoder layer wrapped them onto the decoder schedule. They now get one full-context entry each, as the single-window default gave them. The separate draft manager keeps skipping the derivation.pool_ratioguard. Apool_ratiowritten for the single pool no longer fails at startup: when its length does not match the derived layer-group count, a warning names the fix (one entry per layer group, or an explicitmax_attention_window) and the configuration keeps the single-window default it was written for.Exclusions. Hybrid linear-attention configs keep the default: their attention layers are interleaved with recurrent layers, and the static cost model indexes a window list by attention-layer position while the manager indexes it by global layer id. The cross-attention pool keeps it too, since the decoder's
layer_typesdo not describe encoder-side KV.Docs.
docs/source/features/kvcache.mddescribes the derivation, how to opt out with an explicitmax_attention_window, and thepool_ratiorule.A user-supplied
max_attention_windowstill always wins, andKVCacheManager(V1) keeps the single-window default, as in #18767.Test Coverage
CPU-only unit tests, in the
unittest/_torch/executordirectory thatl0_cpu.ymlalready lists:tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_estimation.pydrives_create_kv_cache_managerwith a recording manager: a single-entrypool_ratiokeeps the single-window default with the warning, one entry per layer group keeps the derivation, a hybrid linear-attention config is excluded by the shared resolver, one-model speculative layers appended after the decoder stack get full-context entries (and a target-only layer mask gets none), and the cross-attention pool keeps the default.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_budget_split.pychecks that the creator costs the target manager from the derived windows (three sliding layers as a per-request cost, one full layer per token) while the draft manager is costed without windows, on the first pipeline rank and on the second of two ranks, whose layers are read through their global ids.The derivation helper itself is covered by
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