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Summary

  • compile capture policies directly from real Python annotations and compose actual union branches
  • reserve explicit allowed_values for opting otherwise unsafe scalar branches into exact typed categorical capture
  • preserve owner-specific policies when nested model union arms share a dotted manifest path
  • remove the redundant converter="allowlist" path and compact the generated manifest

Root cause and behavior

The previous manifest collapse kept the first union arm's annotation/metadata while only merging the displayed categorical domain. Runtime sanitization could therefore reject a valid value from another active arm. An explicit allowlist also behaved like a whole-field filter and could suppress safe boolean or numeric branches.

The new policy compiler independently supports bool, int, finite float, Literal, Enum, Optional, supported unions, and homogeneous sequences. Exact Python types are preserved (True is not 1), fixed and variable homogeneous tuples remain supported, and active nested-model arms use only their exact owner policy. Unknown subclasses and unsupported runtime arms fail closed.

Bare str, Any, and object branches require finite explicit allowed_values. Paths, mappings, callables, arbitrary objects, heterogeneous structures, non-finite floats, and unrecognized strings remain excluded. An allowlist can neither broaden a safe annotation nor filter a different safe union branch.

Sparse-attention algorithm values now come from each arm's real Literal annotation, so all currently reachable QSA, DSA, DeepSeek V4, Rocket, SkipSoftmax, and MiniMax M3 discriminators compose without duplicated telemetry metadata. Capture delta: sparse_attention_config.target_sparsity and sparse_attention_config.threshold_scale_factor now capture finite-float/None branches; mapping values remain excluded.

Manifest and compatibility

The golden stores path, kind, a stable semantic capture_policy, and a categorical domain only when present. Verbose annotation reprs, converter fields, and empty domains are gone, making the manifest about 27% smaller while retaining meaningful digest changes. Enum policies identify their concrete type, for example enum[PrefillCudaGraphBackend].

field_policy_version is now 3. Event names, the outer event schema, and the llmApiConfigJson / llmApiConfigMetaJson wire types are unchanged. The telemetry webpage dynamically parses those JSON strings and does not consume removed manifest-row fields, so no webpage change is required.

Validation

  • pytest -q -p no:cacheprovider tests/unittest/usage: 347 passed, 6 skipped
  • focused config/capture/docs tests: 77 passed
  • python3 scripts/generate_llm_args_golden_manifest.py --check
  • Ruff format/check, Python compile, JSON parse, and git diff --check
  • telemetry webpage aggregation tests: 73 passed

Dev Engineer Review

  • Replaced annotation heuristics and converter="allowlist" with type-driven telemetry policy compilation. Supports literals, enums, scalars, optionals, unions, and bounded homogeneous collections.
  • Union branches now sanitize independently. Exact type checks distinguish values such as True and 1. Unsupported or ambiguous types fail closed.
  • Explicit allowed_values enable unsafe scalar capture without restricting safe union branches.
  • Nested model unions retain owner-specific policies. Manifest resolution now selects the active nested owner.
  • Simplified TelemetryField metadata and removed public kind and converter fields. The field policy version increased from 2 to 3.
  • Regenerated the compact semantic manifest and documentation. Event schemas and top-level JSON contracts remain unchanged.
  • Removed categorical metadata from selected compression and CUDA graph settings. Reused the shared TOKENIZER_ALIASES definition.
  • QA should verify finite-float and None capture, mapping exclusion, sparse-attention discriminator handling, exact enum matching, union-arm isolation, and compatibility with existing v1–v3 manifests.

QA Engineer Review

  • tests/unittest/usage/test_config.py updates the TelemetryField metadata assertions. It verifies allowed_values without the removed kind and converter fields.
  • tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_capture.py consolidates recursive sequence coverage and adds sequence_truncated failure metadata checks. It covers type-driven defaults, policy versions, categorical behavior, and fail-closed safety cases.
  • tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py updates manifest and documentation assertions. It covers compact capture policies, literal and enum domains, union policy aggregation, active-arm filtering, and invalid cross-arm values.
  • No changed test files appear to be integration tests requiring test-db/ or qa/ list entries. Coverage is sufficient for the changed telemetry paths, with follow-up recommended for runtime verification of generated documentation and the committed manifest.

Per-File QA Perspective

  • docs/source/_ext/llmapi_config_telemetry.py: Verify generated tables show capture policies and categorical domains, including missing and empty allowed-value cases.
  • docs/source/developer-guide/telemetry.md: Verify the regenerated 301-field manifest documentation matches runtime policy behavior and documents fail-closed handling.
  • tensorrt_llm/llmapi/llm_args.py: Verify telemetry=True emits empty metadata and that removed categorical metadata does not affect compression or CUDA graph behavior.
  • tensorrt_llm/usage/config.py: Verify callers provide the required allowed_values field and that JSON schema metadata no longer exposes removed fields.
  • tensorrt_llm/usage/llmapi_config.py: Verify policy compilation, owner-aware nested resolution, union sanitization, sequence bounds, exact typing, and policy version 3.
  • tensorrt_llm/usage/llm_args_golden_manifest.json: Verify the committed manifest matches generated capture policies, domains, and sparse-attention fields.
  • tensorrt_llm/usage/schemas/README.md: Verify documentation describes supported unions, sequences, fail-closed behavior, allowed values, and manifest version coexistence.
  • tests/unittest/usage/test_config.py: Covers the revised telemetry metadata contract. No integration test-list entry is required.
  • tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_capture.py: Covers runtime capture and failure behavior, including recursive sequences and truncation. No integration test-list entry is required.
  • tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py: Covers manifest generation and rendered documentation behavior. No integration test-list entry is required.

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Telemetry capture changed from annotation and converter metadata to compiled, type-driven policies. Union branches are sanitized independently. Manifests, documentation, schema guidance, and tests now use capture-policy metadata.

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Telemetry capture policy migration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Telemetry metadata contract
tensorrt_llm/usage/config.py, tensorrt_llm/llmapi/llm_args.py
TelemetryField now requires allowed_values and removes kind and converter. Selected fields now use empty or removed telemetry metadata.
Policy compilation and sanitization
tensorrt_llm/usage/llmapi_config.py
The runtime compiles typed policies for scalars, literals, enums, unions, allowlists, and sequences. It resolves active model owners and sanitizes values with type and finite-value checks.
Owner-aware manifest construction
tensorrt_llm/usage/llmapi_config.py, tensorrt_llm/usage/llm_args_golden_manifest.json
Manifest entries retain owner-specific policies, merge compatible union-arm metadata, and expose capture-policy signatures.
Capture-policy manifest and documentation
tensorrt_llm/usage/llm_args_golden_manifest.json, docs/source/_ext/llmapi_config_telemetry.py, docs/source/developer-guide/telemetry.md, tensorrt_llm/usage/schemas/README.md
Generated metadata and documentation replace annotation and converter details with capture policies. The manifest contains 301 captured fields.
Policy behavior validation
tests/unittest/usage/test_config.py, tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_capture.py, tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py
Tests cover typed values, unions, sequences, owner-specific policies, manifest output, and rendered documentation.

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This change updates telemetry capture to derive policies from type annotations and union branches. Remaining boundary and policy-selection test gaps could cause incomplete or incorrectly sanitized telemetry, so the change is mergeable with owner awareness and targeted follow-up coverage.

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424-437: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a regression test for the manifest conflict errors.

These branches raise ValueError when two model arms declare the same dotted path with different kinds, or when one owner yields conflicting policies. collect_llm_api_config_payloads catches ValueError at line 711 and returns the failure payload. A regression in grouping therefore converts a loud build error into a silent, complete loss of telemetry capture, and no assertion detects it.

The supplied tests cover compatible arms (test_shared_path_policies_are_scoped_to_the_active_union_arm, test_kv_cache_compression_discriminator_captures_both_algorithms) but not the conflicting case.

Add a small test in tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py: define two BaseModel arms in one Union that declare the same field name with different kinds, for example shared: Literal["a"] in one arm and shared: int in the other, then assert pytest.raises(ValueError, match="conflicting kinds") on build_capture_manifest(Root). Add the same style of test for the ambiguous-owner raise at lines 616-619.

As per path instructions for tensorrt_llm/**: "A new or changed validation rule, error path, fallback ... with no meaningful test" is a material coverage gap.

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In `@tensorrt_llm/usage/llmapi_config.py` around lines 424 - 437, In the telemetry
documentation tests, add regression coverage for build_capture_manifest: define
a Union of two BaseModel arms sharing a field with different kinds and assert it
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style covering the conflicting-policy error for one owner, matching its existing
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In `@tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_capture.py`:
- Line 276: Strengthen the normalization assertion in the relevant test by
verifying that config["value"] is specifically a float, in addition to checking
its value is 0.0. Keep the existing expected dictionary behavior while ensuring
integer output cannot satisfy the test.

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In `@tensorrt_llm/usage/llmapi_config.py`:
- Around line 424-437: In the telemetry documentation tests, add regression
coverage for build_capture_manifest: define a Union of two BaseModel arms
sharing a field with different kinds and assert it raises ValueError matching
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63-63: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add runtime coverage for the remaining policy paths.

  • _policy_for_owner has an MRO fallback, but the union test uses exact owner types only. Add a subclass-owner case.
  • _small_models checks the allowlist only in the manifest. Add sanitizer assertions for accepted and rejected values.

Test coverage summary: tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py is the only changed test file. The listed tests cover manifest generation, compact policies, union-arm scoping, compression privacy, domain construction, recursion, and rendering. No integration test-list entry is required for this unit-test path, and no waiver applies. Coverage verdict: needs follow-up.

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In `@tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py` at line 63, Extend
the tests in test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py to cover the remaining policy
paths: add a subclass-owner case exercising _policy_for_owner’s MRO fallback,
and add _small_models sanitizer assertions for both accepted and rejected values
while preserving the existing manifest allowlist coverage.

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tensorrt_llm/usage/llmapi_config.py (2)

546-554: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Consider bounding the sanitized list while iterating.

_sanitize_policy appends every element and truncates afterward. A large user-supplied list, for example kv_cache_config.max_attention_window or a Prometheus bucket list, is fully materialized before the MAX_SEQ_ITEMS cap applies. The output stays bounded, but peak memory during capture is not.

If you keep the fail-closed rule that any unsafe element rejects the whole field, keep validating every element and stop appending past the cap.

♻️ Bound the accumulator without weakening element validation
         element_policy = policy.branches[0]
         sanitized = []
+        truncated = False
         for item in value:
             item_safe, item_value = _sanitize_policy(item, element_policy, state)
             if not item_safe:
                 return False, None
-            sanitized.append(item_value)
+            if len(sanitized) < MAX_SEQ_ITEMS:
+                sanitized.append(item_value)
+            else:
+                truncated = True
         if policy.runtime_type is set:
             sanitized.sort(key=_canonical_json)
-        if len(sanitized) > MAX_SEQ_ITEMS:
-            sanitized = sanitized[:MAX_SEQ_ITEMS]
-            if state is not None:
-                state.sequence_truncated = True
+        if truncated and state is not None:
+            state.sequence_truncated = True

Note one behavior change for set: today the cap keeps the 256 lowest items by canonical JSON order, because the sort runs before truncation. The diff above keeps the first 256 items in iteration order instead, which is not deterministic for a set. If deterministic set truncation matters for digest stability, sort first and then cap, and accept the full materialization for sets only.

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In `@tensorrt_llm/usage/llmapi_config.py` around lines 546 - 554, Update
_sanitize_policy’s sequence handling to continue validating every input element
while appending only up to MAX_SEQ_ITEMS, preserving fail-closed rejection for
any unsafe element. Retain deterministic canonical sorting for sets before
applying the cap, while allowing bounded accumulation for other sequence types.

607-616: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a test for the MRO fallback in _policy_for_owner.

The exact-owner path is covered by test_shared_path_policies_are_scoped_to_the_active_union_arm. The nearest-ancestor fallback at lines 607-616 is not. This branch runs when the runtime instance is a subclass that the static manifest walk never visited, for example a user-defined subclass of a config model assigned to a union arm.

Without a test, a regression here silently drops the field, or selects an ancestor policy whose domain does not match the subclass. Both outcomes only change telemetry content, so no other assertion would fail.

Smallest scenario, in tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py: declare Base(BaseModel) with a Literal field, a Child(Base) that adds no fields, a Root whose field is annotated Base, then assign Root(node=Child()) and assert collect_llm_api_config_payloads captures the value through the inherited policy.

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In `@tensorrt_llm/usage/llmapi_config.py` around lines 607 - 616, Add a focused
test for the nearest-ancestor fallback in _policy_for_owner, using Base and an
empty Child subclass with a Literal field, plus a Root field annotated as Base.
Instantiate Root with Child and assert collect_llm_api_config_payloads captures
the inherited field value, covering the MRO policy selection path without
changing production behavior.

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435-435: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Analyzed with Security Review | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Sensitive Data Exposure

Reachability: Internal
Exploitability: Theoretical
CWE: CWE-532 — Insertion of Sensitive Information into Log File

Add runtime assertions for the mixed policy.

The manifest assertions do not prove sanitizer behavior. Extend this test to verify that mixed=5 and mixed="x" are captured, while mixed="secret" is excluded and sets unsafe_excluded.

💚 Add the sanitizer assertions
     by_path = {entry.path: entry for entry in build_capture_manifest(_Domains)}
     assert by_path["literal"].allowed_values == ("a", "b")
     assert by_path["color"].allowed_values == ("red", "blue")
     assert by_path["mixed"].allowed_values == ("x", "y")
     assert by_path["mixed"].capture_types == ("allowlist", "int")
+
+    from tensorrt_llm.usage.llmapi_config import collect_llm_api_config_payloads
+
+    captured, _ = collect_llm_api_config_payloads(_Domains(mixed=5))
+    assert json.loads(captured)["mixed"] == 5
+    captured, _ = collect_llm_api_config_payloads(_Domains(mixed="x"))
+    assert json.loads(captured)["mixed"] == "x"
+    captured, metadata = collect_llm_api_config_payloads(_Domains(mixed="secret"))
+    assert "mixed" not in json.loads(captured)
+    assert json.loads(metadata)["unsafe_excluded"] is True

Test coverage: tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py covers manifest construction and other policy paths, but not this mixed allowlist-and-integer sanitizer path. Coverage verdict: insufficient.

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In `@tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py` at line 435,
Extend the mixed-policy test around by_path["mixed"] to exercise runtime
sanitization: verify mixed=5 and mixed="x" are captured, while mixed="secret" is
excluded and sets unsafe_excluded. Preserve the existing manifest assertions and
use the test’s established telemetry/sanitizer assertion helpers.

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In `@tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py`:
- Line 63: Extend the tests in test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py to cover the
remaining policy paths: add a subclass-owner case exercising _policy_for_owner’s
MRO fallback, and add _small_models sanitizer assertions for both accepted and
rejected values while preserving the existing manifest allowlist coverage.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@tensorrt_llm/usage/llmapi_config.py`:
- Around line 546-554: Update _sanitize_policy’s sequence handling to continue
validating every input element while appending only up to MAX_SEQ_ITEMS,
preserving fail-closed rejection for any unsafe element. Retain deterministic
canonical sorting for sets before applying the cap, while allowing bounded
accumulation for other sequence types.
- Around line 607-616: Add a focused test for the nearest-ancestor fallback in
_policy_for_owner, using Base and an empty Child subclass with a Literal field,
plus a Root field annotated as Base. Instantiate Root with Child and assert
collect_llm_api_config_payloads captures the inherited field value, covering the
MRO policy selection path without changing production behavior.

In `@tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_telemetry_docs.py`:
- Line 435: Extend the mixed-policy test around by_path["mixed"] to exercise
runtime sanitization: verify mixed=5 and mixed="x" are captured, while
mixed="secret" is excluded and sets unsafe_excluded. Preserve the existing
manifest assertions and use the test’s established telemetry/sanitizer assertion
helpers.

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assert meta["sequence_truncated"] is True

config, meta = _loads_payloads(
_SequenceConfig(flat=[1, 2, 3], inner=[[1], [2]], outer=[[0, 1]])

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Add a test case at the exact sequence limit.

The test covers sequences below and above MAX_SEQ_ITEMS. It does not cover a sequence with exactly MAX_SEQ_ITEMS elements.

An off-by-one implementation that truncates or sets sequence_truncated at the limit can pass this test. Add an exact-limit case and assert that the sequence remains unchanged and sequence_truncated is False.

Proposed test case
+    config, meta = _loads_payloads(
+        _SequenceConfig(
+            flat=list(range(cap)),
+            inner=[list(range(cap))],
+            outer=[[0, 1] for _ in range(cap)],
+        )
+    )
+    assert config["flat"] == list(range(cap))
+    assert config["inner"] == [list(range(cap))]
+    assert len(config["outer"]) == cap
+    assert meta["sequence_truncated"] is False

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_SequenceConfig(flat=[1, 2, 3], inner=[[1], [2]], outer=[[0, 1]])
_SequenceConfig(flat=[1, 2, 3], inner=[[1], [2]], outer=[[0, 1]])
)
config, meta = _loads_payloads(
_SequenceConfig(
flat=list(range(cap)),
inner=[list(range(cap))],
outer=[[0, 1] for _ in range(cap)],
)
)
assert config["flat"] == list(range(cap))
assert config["inner"] == [list(range(cap))]
assert len(config["outer"]) == cap
assert meta["sequence_truncated"] is False
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In `@tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_capture.py` at line 483, Add an
exact-MAX_SEQ_ITEMS test case alongside the existing below/above-limit cases,
asserting the sequence remains unchanged and sequence_truncated is False. Reuse
the existing _SequenceConfig setup and test structure.

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