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fix: preserve batch stream until pending submission is admitted - #52
An incoming request for stream B can overwrite last_user_stream before receiving a token. If batch 42 is still being measured on stream A, the worker then waits on B and publishes a completion report for batch 42 without waiting on A.
Move stream attribution into the successful normal-token path. A pending request keeps the previous batch's stream intact while measuring or waiting, then records its own stream after admission, including after releasing and reacquiring the context lock.
Fixes#51. Related to #21, which preserved the existing measurement sequence.
Validation
Source-linked CPU regression coverage includes the cases below. The three original attribution regressions fail on unchanged main@83b3a75 and pass with this change:
A pending switch measures the previous batch's non-default stream.
A previous default stream retains its device-wide, untimed drain.
An IDLE waiter preserves attribution until wakeup and admission, then records its new stream.
A pending different-stream request executes the RUNNING zero-token path before MEASURING; a real writer-unlock observer makes this transition deterministic. The test also rejects an injected attribution update in that zero-token branch.
On Linux ARM64 with Rust 1.94.0, cargo fmt --all -- --check, the complete bash scripts/ci.sh workflow, and local documentation-link checks passed. The worker runner passed all 87 isolated cases. CANN/DCMI are mocked in these checks; no Ascend hardware validation or performance measurement was performed for this patch.
This fixes pending-request attribution. The existing policy of tracking one last admitted stream per context/batch remains; this patch does not establish complete draining of every stream used within a multi-stream batch. No shared-memory layout or exported ABI changes are required.
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Improved stream measurement consistency when requests switch streams while waiting for admission. Measurements for the previous batch remain associated with its stream, including when a device drain is needed. The requested stream takes effect only after the request is admitted to a new batch, preventing pending requests from changing how the previous batch is measured.
Update stream attribution only after successful normal-token admission so a pending switch cannot redirect the previous batch measurement. Cover non-default and default stream measurements and attribution across an IDLE wait.
FixesProject-HAMi#51
Signed-off-by: xrwang8 <xrwang8@gmail.com>
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A pending request no longer changes the stream used to measure the active batch. The worker updates stream attribution after the request consumes a token. New worker CPU tests cover pending requests during measurement and idle waits.
wait_for_token records the request’s stream after token consumption in STATE_RUNNING. Tests check that pending requests preserve the previous batch’s stream during measurement and idle waits, including the default-stream drain case.
No concrete merge-blocking defect remains. The additional zero-token transition test would strengthen regression protection without changing current behavior.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: preserving the batch stream until a pending submission is admitted.
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Issue #51 requires that a pending request does not replace the active batch stream. The worker removes the pre-admission assignment and writes last_user_stream only after try_consume_one_token() s…
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The changes are limited to the stream-attribution fix in crates/limiter/src/worker.rs and source-linked regression tests in test/worker_cpu/src/cases.rs. The tests directly verify Issue #51 behavi…
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Issue #51 requires that a pending request does not replace the active batch stream. The worker removes the pre-admission assignment and writes last_user_stream only after try_consume_one_token() succeeds. This also applies after the wait path releases and reacquires the lock. The three added source-linked CPU regressions cover pending measurement, previous default-stream draining, and IDLE admission.
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The changes are limited to the stream-attribution fix in crates/limiter/src/worker.rs and source-linked regression tests in test/worker_cpu/src/cases.rs. The tests directly verify Issue #51 behavior. No unrelated implementation, ABI, layout, or complete multi-stream draining change is included.
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A rabbit waits while tokens sleep, The prior stream’s measure stays to keep. When admission brings a ticket through, The worker records stream seven, too. Then batch reports can mark their end.
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Add a RUNNING-to-MEASURING sequence that covers a zero-token pending request.
The new helper starts in MEASURING, so it never runs the tokens == 0 branch in STATE_RUNNING. A regression that sets last_user_stream in that branch would pass the new tests. Add a test where a stream 7 request waits in RUNNING with zero tokens for batch 42 (stream 6). Then switch the state to MEASURING and assert that the measured stream is 6.
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Review comment at @test/worker_cpu/src/cases.rs at line 202:
Update the relevant test around the STATE_MEASURING store to first exercise a
stream 7 request in STATE_RUNNING with zero tokens pending for batch 42 on
stream 6, then transition to STATE_MEASURING and assert the measured stream is
6.
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Observe the actual writer unlock in the RUNNING zero-token path before transitioning to MEASURING. Verify that the pending request still measures the previous batch stream and publishes its own stream only after admission.
Signed-off-by: xrwang8 <xrwang8@gmail.com>
The RUNNING-to-MEASURING case is covered by f5cfb6d: the test observes the actual writer unlock with zero tokens before advancing the state, checks that measurement stays on stream 6, and checks stream 7 only after admission. I reran the current branch: all 87 isolated Linux CPU/mock-CANN worker cases pass. This is not NPU hardware validation.
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An incoming request for stream B can overwrite
last_user_streambefore receiving a token. If batch 42 is still being measured on stream A, the worker then waits on B and publishes a completion report for batch 42 without waiting on A.Move stream attribution into the successful normal-token path. A pending request keeps the previous batch's stream intact while measuring or waiting, then records its own stream after admission, including after releasing and reacquiring the context lock.
Fixes #51. Related to #21, which preserved the existing measurement sequence.
Validation
Source-linked CPU regression coverage includes the cases below. The three original attribution regressions fail on unchanged
main@83b3a75and pass with this change:On Linux ARM64 with Rust 1.94.0,
cargo fmt --all -- --check, the completebash scripts/ci.shworkflow, and local documentation-link checks passed. The worker runner passed all 87 isolated cases. CANN/DCMI are mocked in these checks; no Ascend hardware validation or performance measurement was performed for this patch.This fixes pending-request attribution. The existing policy of tracking one last admitted stream per context/batch remains; this patch does not establish complete draining of every stream used within a multi-stream batch. No shared-memory layout or exported ABI changes are required.
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