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Cross-rank control signatures reject version, phase and layout mismatches before data collectives; poison on failure.
Tests: 47 passed, 6 skipped across DSV4 and distributed collectives; Ruff clean. Four-rank Gloo plus one-rank MI300X ROCm validated.
Draft / not item 40 signoff: The container exposes one GPU. Multi-GPU ROCm, 8+8 two-node, training-step integration, Graph and performance acceptance remain unvalidated. See docs/contracts/dsv4-parallel-collectives.md. Do not merge until hardware and integration criteria are met.
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New Features
Added an opt-in DeepSeek V4 collective execution path with checks for compatible distributed configurations and scheduled operations.
Added automated pull request reviews for configured repositories, with review results and contributor reminders.
Improved ROCm-backed scalar tensor access before and after allocator sleep and wake.
Documentation
Added guidance for DeepSeek V4 collective configuration and automated pull request reviews.
Expanded ROCm setup instructions with tested version and hardware details, patch reconstruction steps, and validation limits.
Bug Fixes
Corrected an input-shape check for deterministic Ascend attention.
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GPU CI now uses a pinned, checksum-verified version of its RunPod command-line tool.
ws1-gtest-gpu and ws1-chain-gpu fail at "Configure runpodctl" before any
test runs. They install releases/latest (v2.14.0 since 2026-09-10), whose
deprecated `config --apiKey` aborts with
`Config File ".runpod.yaml" Not Found` when it is the first runpodctl
call on a fresh HOME. It only succeeds once an earlier call has created
~/.runpod/config.toml, which is why gpu-ci, whose install step happens to
run `runpodctl version` first, got past the same command.
Drop the config step in all three workflows. runpodctl v2 reads
RUNPOD_API_KEY from the environment, and every step that runs
ci/run_gpu_ci.sh already exports it, including the cleanup trap that
calls `pod remove`. Verified for v2.9.0 inside `unshare -rn`, from a
fresh HOME after `runpodctl version`: without the variable `pod list`
fails locally with no_credentials, with RUNPOD_API_KEY=dummy it gets
past the credential check to a network_error, and config.toml keeps
`apikey = ''` throughout. v2.14.0 behaves the same.
Pin the download to v2.9.0, the version gpu-ci run 31455127310 exercised
end to end (pod create with sold-out fallback, pod id parsing, pod get
polling, SSH, cleanup), and verify it with sha256sum -c against the
runpodctl-linux-amd64 line of checksums_2.9.0_sha256.txt
(06e6f54957db79d5cd9f1909a7f1d365076826751ba2f5df65d75dde43a64148),
which matches GitHub's asset digest.
Signed-off-by: Wenbo Ji <36562829+fusheng-ji@users.noreply.github.com>
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Review comments at @rl_engine/models/deepseek_v4/parallel_collectives.py:
- Around line 69-71: Update the construction agreement around _agree so that, if
agreement fails and local_error is set, the failing rank raises its original
construction error chained to the agreement error; otherwise, preserve the
agreement error. Remove the now-unreachable raise after _agree, and add a
four-rank Gloo test covering one rank’s local construction failure and peer
completion without hanging.
- Around line 73-82: Update Dsv4ParallelCollectives.__init__ to catch each
transport-construction failure and perform a world-group agreement after each
constructor, before advancing to the next dimension. Make transport
initialization collective-safe at its own subgroup boundary: in
RCCLDeterministicCollective._initialize_ipc_transport, ensure failures from the
IPC allocation and metadata calls still reach the metadata gather; apply the
same failure coordination around
TorchDistributedDeterministicCollective._validate_matching_capacity.
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This pull request adds automated PR review, updates GPU workflows, introduces a DSV4 TP/SP/DP collective contract and executor, documents ROCm source reconstruction, and changes an Ascend attention shape check.
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Review rules and ownership .opencodereview/rule.json, .github/CODEOWNERS
New review rules define checks for validation, kernels, distributed execution, runtime, integrations, operators, CI, and benchmarks. CODEOWNERS assigns owners to .opencodereview/.
Review workflow and comment handling .github/workflows/ocr-review.yml
A new workflow handles configured PR review runs and creates or updates a contributor reminder comment after a successful review.
Review guide and navigation docs/contributing/ocr-review.md, docs/contributing/README.md, docs/.nav.yml
The contributor guide describes workflow setup, triggers, review policy, and trust boundaries. Navigation links to the guide.
A new opt-in executor validates groups and backend, coordinates step and phase agreement, performs scheduled collectives, and closes the underlying runtime.
Collective validation and documentation tests/models/deepseek_v4/test_parallel_collectives.py, docs/contracts/dsv4-parallel-collectives.md, docs/.nav.yml
Tests cover contract checks and Gloo and ROCm execution. Documentation describes the contract, lifecycle, supported configurations, and validation scope.
ROCm attention source reconstruction
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Base patch and source metadata rl_engine/integrations/orchestrators/vime/patches/rocm_attention/vllm-base.patch, rl_engine/integrations/orchestrators/vime/patches/rocm_attention/sources.json
The base patch adds ROCm host memory access for VMM allocations and a regression test. Source metadata records the upstream revision, patch checksum, and resulting tree.
Source reconstruction and validation scope rl_engine/integrations/orchestrators/vime/patches/rocm_attention/README.md, docs/usage/qwen3-vime-consistency.md
Documentation describes patch order and tree verification, and identifies MI300X as the hardware covered by the stated validation evidence.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Dsv4ParallelCollectives
participant DistributedRanks
Caller->>Dsv4ParallelCollectives: Begin step with model version
Dsv4ParallelCollectives->>DistributedRanks: Agree on step and phase signatures
Caller->>Dsv4ParallelCollectives: Execute scheduled phase with tensor
Dsv4ParallelCollectives->>DistributedRanks: Run collective operation
Caller->>Dsv4ParallelCollectives: End step
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Follow-up on the rank-local preflight fix (40d4d63): four-rank Gloo mismatch tests now cover a rank reentering begin_step or reaching execute from an inactive state, with all peers rejecting before data transport. The targeted collective suite is 49 passed and DCO is green.
The temporary latest-main integration tree with current #630–#634 heads (c06cd92) also passed 1066 tests, 6 skipped (218.03s) across DSV4, distributed collectives and Megatron canonical CP gradients. Six pinned mLite/aiter source paths and TRITON_F32_DEFAULT=ieee were set as documented in the source provisioning script. This remains one-visible-GPU evidence, not multi-GPU ROCm or Graph signoff.
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Move the pull-requests: write scope from the workflow level to the job level.
The workflow grants pull-requests: write to every job by default. Today only the review job exists. A job added later would inherit the write scope silently.
Keep the top-level block at contents: read. Grant pull-requests: write only on the review job.
Based on learnings: "set a top-level permissions: block defaulting to least privilege (e.g., contents: read), and have individual jobs override/elevate only the specific scopes they need."
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Move pull-requests: write from the workflow-level permissions block to the
review job’s permissions block in the OCR review workflow. Keep the top-level
permissions limited to contents: read, and grant the review job contents: read
and pull-requests: write.
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Gate secret access for fork PRs under pull_request_target.
The review job runs for fork PRs and receives repository secrets. The trigger on line 7 is pull_request_target. The job's if on line 49 checks only OCR_REVIEW_ENABLED and draft status. It has no fork check and no environment: key. OCR_LLM_URL and OCR_LLM_AUTH_TOKEN are bound at lines 56-57 and passed to the action at lines 81-82. The action sends the PR diff to the LLM, and fork authors control that diff. Any external author who opens a non-draft PR can therefore use the LLM quota. Injected text in the diff can also influence the bot's review output.
The background prompt on lines 112-114 tells the agent to treat repository content as data. A prompt does not restrict what the agent can do with the token.
Run the review job in an environment that requires maintainer approval before secrets are released:
Move OCR_LLM_URL and OCR_LLM_AUTH_TOKEN to secrets on the ocr-review environment. Keep the repository-level copies only if other jobs need them. Confirm that the pinned action at line 78 does not give the agent shell or network tools that PR content can drive. Its source is outside this repository.
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Update the review job to use the protected ocr-review environment, configured to
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- Line 3: Update the include pattern in the review rules to include `.asc` files
alongside the existing kernel source extensions, so Ascend kernel changes are
selected for automated review.
Review comments at @docs/contributing/ocr-review.md:
- Line 88: Update the OCR review documentation around “Every run reviews the
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guaranteed review coverage. Clarify that deleted files are excluded from OCR
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- Line 47: Update the organization Actions policy note to separately state that
public repositories must have an applicable event policy allowing
pull_request_target, in addition to allowing the pinned OCR action and PR
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Review comments at @docs/usage/qwen3-vime-consistency.md:
- Line 260: Update the “public-upstream reconstruction steps” link in the Qwen3
VIME consistency documentation to use a relative link to the bundled ROCm
attention README, keeping the existing reconstruction section anchor.
Review comments at @rl_engine/models/deepseek_v4/parallel_collectives.py:
- Around line 63-70: Update the constructor checks and initialization around
`_agree` so local validation and construction errors are captured rather than
raised before every rank calls `_agree(("construct", contract.fingerprint),
valid)`; then re-raise the saved local error. Build `_collectives` incrementally
and close any already-created collectives if a later `cls(...)` call fails.
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- Around line 37-39: Move pull-requests: write from the workflow-level
permissions block to the review job’s permissions block in the OCR review
workflow. Keep the top-level permissions limited to contents: read, and grant
the review job contents: read and pull-requests: write.
- Line 7: Update the review job to use the protected ocr-review environment,
configured to require maintainer approval before releasing secrets, and bind
OCR_LLM_URL and OCR_LLM_AUTH_TOKEN as secrets of that environment.
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Include Ascend kernel sources in reviews.
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Clarify that deleted files are not dispatched for review.
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Update the OCR review documentation around “Every run reviews the full PR diff”
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Use a revision-local link for the reconstruction instructions.
This URL targets blob/main, not the reviewed tree. Future changes can remove the anchor or alter the instructions without updating the recorded patch and tree hashes. Use a relative link to the bundled README or pin the URL to the exact revision.
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Update the “public-upstream reconstruction steps” link in the Qwen3 VIME
consistency documentation to use a relative link to the bundled ROCm attention
README, keeping the existing reconstruction section anchor.
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Review comments at @rl_engine/models/deepseek_v4/parallel_collectives.py:
- Around line 69-71: Update the construction agreement around _agree so that, if
agreement fails and local_error is set, the failing rank raises its original
construction error chained to the agreement error; otherwise, preserve the
agreement error. Remove the now-unreachable raise after _agree, and add a
four-rank Gloo test covering one rank’s local construction failure and peer
completion without hanging.
- Around line 73-82: Update Dsv4ParallelCollectives.__init__ to catch each
transport-construction failure and perform a world-group agreement after each
constructor, before advancing to the next dimension. Make transport
initialization collective-safe at its own subgroup boundary: in
RCCLDeterministicCollective._initialize_ipc_transport, ensure failures from the
IPC allocation and metadata calls still reach the metadata gather; apply the
same failure coordination around
TorchDistributedDeterministicCollective._validate_matching_capacity.
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The saved local construction error is never raised. The failing rank gets a generic error instead.
Every rank, including the failing one, receives its own (signature, valid) tuple from all_gather_object. When local_error is set, valid is False. _agree then calls require(all(peer[1] ...)) and raises Dsv4CollectiveError("invalid DSV4 phase state or layout on a rank") on all ranks.
Execution never reaches Line 71. The real cause is lost on the failing rank. Examples are "rank outside sealed group", "unvalidated DSV4 collective transport", and "tp rank partition differs from sealed plan". That rank sees a message about phase state, which is misleading for a constructor failure.
Wrap _agree so that the failing rank re-raises the saved error. Chain the agreement error to keep both causes visible. Line 70-71 then becomes unreachable and can be removed.
Proposed fix
--- "a/rl_engine/models/deepseek_v4/parallel_collectives.py"+++ "b/rl_engine/models/deepseek_v4/parallel_collectives.py"@@ -66,9 +66,12 @@
except Exception as exc:
local_error = exc
self.device = torch.device("cpu")
- self._agree(("construct", contract.fingerprint), local_error is None)- if local_error is not None:- raise local_error+ try:+ self._agree(("construct", contract.fingerprint), local_error is None)+ except Exception as agree_error:+ if local_error is not None:+ raise local_error from agree_error+ raise
cls = RCCLDeterministicCollective if rocm else TorchDistributedDeterministicCollective
self._collectives = {}
try:
The tests only match "invalid" or "mismatch" after construction. They do not cover a rank-local construction failure. Add a four-rank Gloo case where one rank fails a local check. Assert that the failing rank reports the original message and that the peers reject without hanging.
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Update the construction agreement around _agree so that, if agreement fails and
local_error is set, the failing rank raises its original construction error
chained to the agreement error; otherwise, preserve the agreement error. Remove
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Local failures in subgroup transport construction can hang peer ranks.
Each cls(group=groups[dimension], ...) call in Dsv4ParallelCollectives.__init__ can block on a collective over that subgroup. A rank that raises before that collective skips it, so its peers wait in it. The preflight _agree call runs before the transport loop and does not cover this window. The except at parallel_collectives.py:73-82 only closes local state, so it does not release the waiting peers. A correction needs a rank-wide agreement at the transport's own collective boundary. Capturing local errors before _agree does not fix this.
The _initialize_ipc_transport path in RCCLDeterministicCollective is the concrete case. Its _C.deterministic_collective_rocm_ipc_allocate and _C.deterministic_collective_rocm_ipc_meta calls are not in a try block. A local exception there skips dist.all_gather_object(gathered_metadata, ..., group=self.group). The None check after that gather exists, but local_metadata can never be None, so the sentinel path is unused.
The same ordering applies to the base class. TorchDistributedDeterministicCollective.__init__ issues _validate_matching_capacity(), which performs dist.all_gather_object over self.group, so a local failure before it leaves peers blocked in the same way.
Peers stay blocked until the configured process-group timeout. They then raise. Ranks in other subgroups can advance to the next dimension and block on peers that already raised.
Use a world-group agreement after each transport constructor. The transport must also report its local failures at its own gather. Without that, the world-group agreement cannot run on the failing subgroup.
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Update Dsv4ParallelCollectives.__init__ to catch each transport-construction
failure and perform a world-group agreement after each constructor, before
advancing to the next dimension. Make transport initialization collective-safe
at its own subgroup boundary: in
RCCLDeterministicCollective._initialize_ipc_transport, ensure failures from the
IPC allocation and metadata calls still reach the metadata gather; apply the
same failure coordination around
TorchDistributedDeterministicCollective._validate_matching_capacity.
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DSv4platform: rocmSpecific tasks specific to AMD graphics cards (such as CK, bpreshuffle/FA)
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KLR #81 item 40 incremental implementation on latest
main(8588158), targetingdsv4-rocm.RCCLDeterministicCollectivefixed balanced-tree AllReduce/AllGather/ReduceScatter; explicit CPU/Gloo reference only.Draft / not item 40 signoff: The container exposes one GPU. Multi-GPU ROCm, 8+8 two-node, training-step integration, Graph and performance acceptance remain unvalidated. See
docs/contracts/dsv4-parallel-collectives.md. Do not merge until hardware and integration criteria are met.Summary by CodeRabbit