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Some pytorch flow LoRA tests had their asserts commented out when CUDA graphs became enabled by default, as CUDA graphs aren't supported with LoRA.

This PR explicitly disables CUDA graphs in those tests and uncomments the asserts.

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  • Tests

    • Updated LLM PyTorch test suite to disable CUDA graph execution for consistent, deterministic results across environments.
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    • Minor test harness cleanup to improve consistency.

…CUDA graph in those tests as it's not supported yet

Signed-off-by: Amit Zuker <203509407+amitz-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
@amitz-nv amitz-nv requested a review from shaharmor98 October 9, 2025 11:18
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Tests in tests/unittest/llmapi/test_llm_pytorch.py were updated to explicitly disable CUDA graphs by passing cuda_graph_config=None when initializing LLM instances and to replace print/commented assertions with direct assertion checks. No public APIs changed; test flow and coverage remain otherwise the same.

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LLM PyTorch tests adjustments
tests/unittest/llmapi/test_llm_pytorch.py
- Initialize LLM with cuda_graph_config=None across relevant tests and harness
- Replace print statements and commented-out assertions with active assertions comparing outputs to references
- Preserve existing test flow and structure

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271-277: LGTM! CUDA graph properly disabled for LoRA tests.

The expanded LLM initialization with cuda_graph_config=None correctly disables CUDA graphs, which are incompatible with LoRA. The TODO comment appropriately notes this is a workaround.

Consider making the TODO more specific by linking to a tracking issue (if one exists) to facilitate future resolution.


293-293: LGTM! Assertion properly restored.

The assertion correctly validates the generated text output against the expected reference using the similar() helper function with appropriate threshold checking.


309-314: LGTM! Consistent CUDA graph disabling.

The change mirrors the pattern established in llama_7b_lora_from_dir_test_harness, correctly disabling CUDA graphs for LoRA testing with appropriate TODO comment.


333-333: LGTM! Assertion properly restored.

The assertion follows the same correct pattern as line 293, validating output text against the expected reference.


354-356: LGTM! CUDA graph config correctly propagated.

The cuda_graph_config=None is correctly passed through to the helper function, ensuring CUDA graphs are disabled in all multi-LoRA eviction tests.


440-442: LGTM! CUDA graphs disabled in error test cases.

Both error validation paths correctly include cuda_graph_config=None, ensuring CUDA graphs are disabled even when testing PeftCacheConfig failures.

Also applies to: 450-452


470-472: LGTM! Consistent configuration in override test.

The CUDA graph disabling is correctly applied to the cache override test, maintaining consistency across all LoRA test scenarios.


605-607: LGTM! CUDA graphs properly disabled for Bielik LoRA test.

The change consistently applies the CUDA graph workaround to this test, maintaining the same pattern used throughout the PR.


625-678: No additional LoRA tests require explicit disabling of CUDA graphs.

Search found only skip markers for GPU memory constraints (NVBUGS links), with no references to CUDA-graph issues. No changes needed.


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lol LGTM

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@amitz-nv amitz-nv merged commit d560054 into NVIDIA:main Oct 9, 2025
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amitz-nv added a commit to amitz-nv/TensorRT-LLM that referenced this pull request Oct 13, 2025
Signed-off-by: Amit Zuker <203509407+amitz-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
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