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WalkthroughCommunity CPU CI now runs all CPU-safe Python and C++ tests for non-empty changes. CMake adds CPU test aggregation and separate ownership/resource labels. Model manifests and E2E tests declare GPU and TensorRT requirements. ChangesCPU validation and test classification
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252-326: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExtract the repeated pytest invocation into a helper.
Four invocations repeat the same 12 flags (
-q,-x,-n,--dist=worksteal,--import-mode=importlib,-p no:cacheprovider, the marker expression, timeout, and environment). The marker expression is now duplicated four times, so a future change to the CPU marker contract must be applied in four places.♻️ Suggested helper
def _run_cpu_pytest( self, python: str, targets: list[str], test_jobs: int, environment: dict[str, str], extra: list[str] | None = None, ) -> None: self.context.run( [ python, "-m", "pytest", *targets, "-q", "-x", "-n", str(test_jobs), "--dist=worksteal", "--import-mode=importlib", "-p", "no:cacheprovider", "-m", "not gpu and not trt and not e2e and not model_proof_allocator", *(extra or []), ], limit=self.context.env.get("PYTHON_BUILDER_TIMEOUT", "20m"), updates=environment, )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/tools/test_model_plugin_encapsulation_static.py`:
- Around line 1156-1167: Update the runtime_tests validation logic near the
existing top-level check to inspect the parsed TOML tree, including nested
tables such as data["model"], for any runtime_tests key. Reject manifests where
runtime_tests is nested, including quoted keys, while retaining the top-level
string-array validation and existing violation message behavior.
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In `@tools/ci/quality.py`:
- Around line 252-326: Extract the repeated CPU pytest command setup in the
quality-check flow into a helper such as _run_cpu_pytest, centralizing the
shared flags, marker expression, timeout, and environment handling. Update the
affected invocations to pass only their targets, test_jobs, python environment,
and any mixed E2E deselectors through the helper, preserving existing execution
order and behavior.
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Run the complete CPU-safe C++ and Python suite for every pull request while keeping GPU model proofs selective. Label GPU-only tests, isolate CPU mocks, and add JSON/TOML contracts so model-owned serialization regressions cannot escape premerge. Signed-off-by: yifeif-nv <yifeif-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
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Background
The InternVL failure behind #1053 reached protected model proof because Community CPU did not run every CPU-safe unit test. Impact analysis selected a narrow Python/C++ unit scope for model-owned changes, and CMake used a single label to represent both test ownership and hardware requirements. As a result, model-owned CPU producer/consumer contracts could exist without being part of the public premerge gate.
The incident also exposed a test-contract gap: the original InternVL unit called a family override directly. It did not exercise real bundle assembly and did not pass the emitted JSON through the strict C++ consumer, so it could not detect missing top-level runtime fields.
This PR contains only the CI/test-system correction split out of #1062. The family production fixes and family-owned regression tests were isolated in #1076, #1077, #1078, #1079, and #1080 and are now merged into
main; none of their family-owned files remain in this diff.Exit Criteria
runtime_testsTOML placement have permanent unit contracts.Implementation
--scope all.runtime_testsTOML changes, pytest GPU/TRT/E2E markers, and family Python unit tests. Mixed production or test-semantic edits still select their direct model.trtmc_cpu_cpp_testsaggregate and label every CTest independently by owner (modelorplatform) and resource (cpuorgpu).gpu,trt,e2e, and allocator markers. A recursive AST-discovered pass runs CPU contracts colocated in*_e2e.pywhile deselecting only each exacttest_model_e2enode.runtime_testsfrom being hidden under another table.Change categories
Validation
Commands and Results
python3 -m tools.community_ci source-quality --base github/mainon the rebased head: passed complexity, changed-file lint/formatting, and160architecture contracts.python3 tools/model_ci.py impact --base github/main --head HEAD --platform-change-policy fallback ...:run_unit_tests=true,unit_scope=all, with1direct model and5fixed fallbacks instead of test-metadata-driven model fanout.python3 -m tools.community_ci unit --scope allin the hardened GPU-free Community CPU container:3679 passed, 1 skipped;2375 passed, 21 skipped;267 passed;16 passed;20 passed, 142 deselected;133/133 passed;8 passed, 222 deselected.176 passed.75CI/test/metadata/documentation paths; no production plugin, shared runtime file, or file owned by the merged family fixes.Hardware, Environment, and Revisions
462a982823a3fb1e10e4fb5edbaf5a3bc8e1267a, based directly ongithub/main@e7e4236af391149a1ecd3e738b90dd7eaae48169.bert_embeddingruntime strategy alongside this PR's BERT pipelineREQUIRES_GPUdeclaration.Not Run / Remaining Gaps
CONTRIBUTING.md; the final head removes that document from the diff.1direct plus5fallback models.TRTMC Internal CI / Automated premerge gateon exact headc7e55179d522d288f6d5ad4ec499290c7547a3eb; the selective model matrix completed6/6successfully.runtime_testskeys through the parsed TOML tree. Rebased exact head462a982823a3fb1e10e4fb5edbaf5a3bc8e1267apassed the Source-visible automated premerge gate with the selective model matrix completing6/6successfully.CONTRIBUTING.mdis a policy-controlled canonical document and is intentionally unchanged; its detailed CPU-scope wording requires a separate policy-owned update.Notes For Future Readers
RCCA and mitigation
The public gate becomes broader only for lightweight CPU-safe unit tests. GPU model proofs remain selective because they are the expensive, model-specific evidence tier.
Risk level
Risk rationale: production behavior is unchanged, but the required public CPU gate intentionally builds and runs a materially broader test set. Incorrect resource markers can fail premerge until corrected rather than silently skipping coverage.