[None][fix] Account for PARD draft KV capacity in cache manager V2 - #18932
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. WalkthroughKV-cache cost estimation now models target and draft costs independently. KV-cache capacity sizing now uses shared speculative-generation headroom across runtime and static paths. Tests cover budget splitting, SWA, draft reuse, DFLASH, and PARD configurations. ChangesKV-cache sizing
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4204-4204: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRead the scratch-reuse flag from
kv_cache_config.The production estimator passes
kv_cache_configbut noenable_swa_scratch_reusekwarg. The context SWA estimate therefore always usesscratch=False, whileKVCacheManagerV2.__init__enables scratch reuse when the config flag is true andis_draftis false. Use the constructor expression as the default and preserve the explicit kwarg override for tests.♻️ Proposed change
- scratch=bool(kwargs.get("enable_swa_scratch_reuse", False)), + scratch=bool( + kwargs.get( + "enable_swa_scratch_reuse", + kv_cache_config is not None + and kv_cache_config.enable_swa_scratch_reuse + and not is_draft, + ) + ),🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py`:
- Line 4204: Update the context SWA estimate’s scratch setting to default from
the `kv_cache_config` flag using the same condition as
`KVCacheManagerV2.__init__`—enabled only when configured and not
`is_draft`—while preserving an explicitly supplied `enable_swa_scratch_reuse`
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As far as I can tell test_pard is the only PARD GSM8K test that asserts acceptance length, so flipping it to V2 here means PARD stops being exercised on the default cache manager entirely — the very path this PR does not change.
Would it be worth parametrizing over use_kv_cache_manager_v2 rather than switching, so both managers stay covered?
Not something I'd hold the PR on, but I do think it belongs in this change rather than a follow-up.
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Approve with nits.
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| scratch=bool(kwargs.get("enable_swa_scratch_reuse", False)), |
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kwargs.get("enable_swa_scratch_reuse") is never supplied by the only production caller: KvCacheCreator._per_manager_cache_cost forwards just use_separate_draft_kv_cache / num_layers (all four call sites at _util.py L793/819/840/846/1698), so this is always False here. The runtime uses kv_cache_config.enable_swa_scratch_reuse and not is_draft (__init__ L1013) for the same estimate in _get_quota_from_max_tokens_impl/_get_max_tokens_from_quota_impl. On a 30-SWA-layer / 2048 B-per-token-per-layer config with tokens_per_block=64 and max_num_tokens=8192, that is a ~464 MiB divergence between the static intercept and the runtime quota whenever the flag is on.
This classmethod already receives kv_cache_config and is_draft, so it can derive the flag with the same expression __init__ uses. As written, test_v2_static_and_runtime_cache_costs_agree passes the kwarg explicitly and therefore cannot catch the drift.
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| swa_size_per_request * max_batch_size + context_swa_size_per_token * max_num_tokens | ||
| swa_size_per_request * max_batch_size | ||
| + (context_size_per_token - cache_size_per_token) * max_num_tokens |
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This term is a real fix -- the runtime quota conversion has always charged context_tokens * context_swa_size_per_token, while the static estimate for the target manager charged zero (max_num_tokens was passed as 0 for is_draft=False, and context_swa_size_per_token was only computed on the DFlash-draft path). But it now lands on every SWA model, not just PARD.
On a Gemma3-27B-shaped config (30 SWA layers @ w=1024, 10 full-attn, 2048 B/token/layer, tpb=64, bs=8, max_num_tokens=8192) the target intercept goes from ~0.47 GiB to ~0.97 GiB: ~469 MiB from this context term and ~30 MiB from the +1 page that the reworked window_blocks formula adds at headroom=1. Could the description and the test coverage call this out and include an SWA model, so the available-capacity drop is a known consequence rather than a surprise?
(For what it is worth, I brute-forced the new ceil((w + headroom - 2) / tpb) + 1 against AttnLifeCycle.get_stale_range() over tpb in {16,32,64}, w in [1,300), headroom in {1,2,5,8,11,20} -- it is exactly the tight maximum, so both the old ceil(w/tpb) under-count and the old DFlash -1 over-count are corrected.)
| max_seq_len=self._max_seq_len, | ||
| max_batch_size=self._max_batch_size, | ||
| max_num_tokens=self._max_num_tokens if is_draft else 0, | ||
| max_num_tokens=getattr(self, "_max_num_tokens", 0), |
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_max_num_tokens is set unconditionally in __init__ (L631) and read directly everywhere else in this file (L879, L1470, L1671, L2058), so this fallback is only needed by the hand-built object.__new__(KvCacheCreator) double in test_kv_cache_budget_split._make_creator, which never sets it. On main the conditional expression self._max_num_tokens if is_draft else 0 short-circuited and never touched the attribute for is_draft=False; reading it unconditionally is what makes those ~15 _split_kv_cache_budget_for_draft tests need the fallback.
Please set _max_num_tokens in that fixture (as test_kv_cache_estimation.py L169 and test_dual_pool_kv_cache.py L179 already do) and use self._max_num_tokens here -- otherwise a genuinely missing attribute silently estimates a zero fixed cost instead of failing.
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| @pytest.mark.parametrize("scratch", [False, True]) | ||
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This axis does not discriminate anything, so it doubles the case count for no added coverage:
DFlashDecodingConfig/PARDDecodingConfigdo not defineuse_dynamic_tree, so_get_kv_reserve_draft_tokens'sis_draftbranch is inert and the headroom is identical for both values (andspec_config=Nonereturns the base constant).max_attention_window=[504, 504, 16384]withmax_seq_len=16384normalizes to[504, 504, None], so_get_single_swa_pool_slot_bytesreturnsNoneand the one genuinelyis_draft-gated branch -- the resume-watermark normalization at L4214 -- is never reached.
A uniform-window config would let this test actually cover the draft path this PR widens.
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| if is_dflash_draft and bytes_per_slot is not None: | ||
| if is_draft and fixed_cost > 0 and bytes_per_slot is not None: |
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Minor robustness point, not currently reachable: kv_cache_config is Optional[KvCacheConfig] = None in this signature but is dereferenced unguarded two lines below (kv_cache_config.max_util_for_resume). Today the only caller that omits it (_get_cross_kv_size_per_token, _util.py L1948) leaves is_draft=False so the guard short-circuits, but this PR widens the condition from "DFlash draft" to any draft manager with a single SWA pool. Either handle None explicitly or make the parameter required.
Dev Engineer Review
Cache Manager V2 now accounts for standalone draft managers and PARD runtime headroom. Budget splitting preserves separate target and draft affine costs, including SWA, retained pages, rounding, and resume costs. Shared headroom logic applies to estimation, quota conversion, allocation growth, and
max_blocks_per_seq. The genericCacheCostmodel remains unchanged. Main regression risk is inconsistency between static sizing and runtime allocation for uncommon speculative-decoding configurations.QA Engineer Review
Four KV-cache unit-test files and one integration test file changed. Coverage includes PARD headroom, affine budget splitting, SWA and rounding costs, draft-cache reuse, resume behavior, quota expectations, and maximum block capacity. The reported 329 KV-cache V2 tests pass.
test_pardis listed in both the QA list and thel0_h100CI list. Coverage verdict: sufficient.Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py: Verify target and draft cost estimation with standalone and one-model draft layouts, configured token limits, SWA fixed costs, and GPU-budget error reporting.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py: Verify consistent speculative headroom across static estimation, runtime growth, draft reservations, block limits, SWA, rounding, and resume behavior.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_budget_split.py: Covers explicit draft intercepts, slot inflation, boundary/context blocks, and fixed-cost allocation. This unit test is not an integration test-list entry.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_estimation.py: Covers sliding-window allocation, speculative decoding, draft reuse, PARD/DFLASH cost derivation, resume utilization, and generation headroom. This unit test is not an integration test-list entry.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_manager_v2.py: Covers PARD manager capacity, generation headroom, and ledger-block rounding across cache tiers. This unit test is not an integration test-list entry.tests/integration/defs/accuracy/test_llm_api_pytorch.py: Updatestest_pardto use V2 KV cache management, block reuse, and an 80% free-memory fraction. The test is listed intests/integration/test_lists/qa/llm_function_core.txtandtests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_h100.yml.Description
Cache manager V2 could under-size the standalone draft KV pool used by one-engine external drafters such as PARD. A logical PARD draft length of K consumes 2K runtime tokens per generation step; for K=4, the maximum KV capacity lead is
(K - 1) + 2K = 11tokens.This change keeps KV cost accounting purely affine (
slope * tokens + intercept) while making the estimator match runtime allocation geometry:max_blocks_per_seq;The generic
CacheCostmodel is unchanged; manager-specific pool geometry remains encapsulated in the V2 estimator.The one-model target/draft joint-reuse fix now present on
mainis also required for correct PARD block-reuse behavior and acceptance length. The PARD integration results below validate the combined behavior after rebasing onto that fix; they do not attribute the acceptance-length improvement to this accounting change alone.Test Coverage
329 passed73.92, average accepted length3.35773.92, average accepted length3.334max_blocks_per_seqcovering PARD generation capacity.PR Checklist
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