[Wanli-Jiang]

Description

modeling_v2 targets are isolated in Python but not in C++: the native kernels the new targets need (GLM-5.2 #20524, Kimi K3 #19990/#19991, MiniMax-M3 #20306/#20623) go into cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/ and thop/, are linked into libtensorrt_llm.so / libth_common.so, register into the shared trtllm:: namespace, are compiled for every wheel architecture, and are loaded by every process including modeling_v2=off. Every such change also runs the full CI suite, because no CBTS rule can safely narrow code that lives in libraries every process loads.

This PR adds the general mechanism those targets (and later ones) build on, with gpt-oss as its first, small user. No existing kernel moves here: GLM-5.2's native code (merged in cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/glmMoeDsa and thop/glmMoeDsa) and the open Kimi K3 / MiniMax-M3 PRs migrate in follow-ups.

Per-family native libraries, built and shipped like stock's optional libraries

• A family's native code lives with its Python code: models/<family>/csrc/ (its CMakeLists.txt and the code its targets share) and models/<family>/<target>/csrc/ (a target's own kernels and torch bindings). It builds into one torch-op MODULE library, libth_modeling_v2_<family>.so, installed next to libth_common.so and loaded only when routing picks one of the family's targets. Nothing of it is linked into the stock libraries. Adding a model with kernels edits nothing under cpp/, nor setup.py or build_wheel.py.
• cpp/tensorrt_llm/modeling_v2/ holds only what every family library shares: the discovery of models/*/csrc/CMakeLists.txt, the common/ namespace and registration macros, and the version script. Native code may include any stock header; there is no header allowlist to update.
• CMake API (cpp/cmake/modules/modeling_v2.cmake): add_modeling_v2_family, add_modeling_v2_shared, add_modeling_v2_target (a target without SOURCES runs only its family's shared code; per-file options such as --use_fast_math go through set_source_files_properties). A target is compiled only for its declared ARCHS intersected with the build's (NN/NNa/NNf, as flash_mla does); an empty intersection builds nothing (the configure log says why), with no placeholder or trapping kernels. Each target gets its own torch namespace (mv2_<family>_<target>, claimed once by a generated TORCH_LIBRARY) and C++ namespace; the library exports no symbols (version script, as flash_mla).
• Packaging follows flash_mla/deep_ep: each family's build directory holds cuda_architectures.txt; build_wheel.py installs the family library only when it is non-empty, requires exactly one, and removes a family library an earlier build installed (as for deep_ep's package); setup.py ships libs/libth_modeling_v2_*.so. There is no extra metadata file.
• Each library reports the targets it carries, torch.ops.mv2_<family>.built_targets(), the way th_common and deep_ep answer build-time feature queries.
• One-time stock hooks only: the TRTLLM_MODELING_V2_TARGETS cache variable (discovery runs with BUILD_PYT; architecture/requirement checks and this filter determine which targets build, with none disabling all native targets), one add_subdirectory(modeling_v2) next to thop, modeling_v2_libs in build_wheel.py, one package_data glob, setup.py's precompiled-wheel skew detection covering models/**/csrc/, and a CODEOWNERS rule putting the kernels owners on models/**/csrc/.

Loading and failure classes

• A target package starts with native_ops = load_target_ops(__name__) (_native.py); a family's shared ops are reached with load_family_ops(__name__) and faked in the family's fake_ops.py. As with stock's optional modules, a library this installation does not carry, or a target it did not build, raises NoTarget (auto keeps the built-in model, require reports why); a library that is installed but fails to load, or lacks an op its fake_ops.py declares, raises NativeLoadError, never a fallback. Whether the GPU matches is left to routing.
• modeling_v2_resolve_on_all_ranks, added next to the unchanged modeling_v2_resolve: every rank reports its routing outcome (a rank can differ by device or installation) and all ranks raise unless they agree, instead of hanging in the first collective. off exchanges nothing. The model loader uses it; rank 0 logs the target every rank builds.

gpt-oss as the example

• gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default gets one kernel, swizzle_block_scales (csrc/swizzleBlockScales.cu, ARCHS 100f): the MXFP4 block-scale swizzle its weight loader did with torch reshape/permute, now one pass on the device. It only moves bytes, so its unit test checks it bit for bit against the torch swizzle at gpt-oss-120b's FC1/FC2 shapes; model accuracy cannot change.
• It exercises the whole path in CI (build, packaging, load, built_targets(), fake, GPU op) on a real target, and is the worked example of the "Native code" section of the modeling_v2 README: the directories and files a new model adds, step by step.
• As for any target with native code, a build that does not compile the target (no 100-family architecture) makes it a NoTarget, so auto keeps the built-in gpt-oss.

CI (CBTS)

• ModelingV2Rule claims the shared native infrastructure (cpp/tensorrt_llm/modeling_v2/, the CMake module) in addition to the Python subtree, and narrows a change confined to one family's directory, its csrc/ included, to the entries that run that family's tests (accuracy/modeling_v2/test_<family>.py, and the unit entries that collect unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/<family>, the B300 directory entry included) plus the modeling_v2 CPU checks. Shared modeling_v2 changes select every modeling_v2 entry; stock changes stay unclaimed. Locally, a gpt-oss kernel change selects the gpt_oss entries plus the CPU checks instead of the full suite.
• The B300 modeling_v2 unit-test entry stays one directory entry: it collects every family's unit tests, so a new family edits no test list. Its waiver (nvbug 6853741) is removed, so the modeling_v2 unit tests, the new gpt_oss test included, run on B300 again.

Boundary checks (test_modeling_v2_native_claims.py, CPU-only, read from the source tree): native code only in a family's or target's csrc/, and every target csrc/ declared; no native include reaches another target's or family's code; no raw TORCH_LIBRARY*; every native op has a fake; every csrc/ file carries the NVIDIA Apache-2.0 header (the C++ license checker scans cpp/ only); stock never references a target, and no stock CMake, C++ or packaging file names a family; no op probing; family packages have no side effects; modeling_v2 defaults to off; a family with native code has tests a test-db entry runs; CMake and Python agree on names and architectures.

Test Coverage

Each file keeps few test cases: related checks share a test, and each assertion has its own message.

• tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_native_claims.py (CPU, 6 tests): layout, what native code may reach, what stock may reach, loading only when routed, test lists, CMake and Python agreeing
• tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_native_loader.py (CPU, 4 tests): naming; loader decisions (missing library, broken library, target not built); one open per library, family fakes first; a subprocess load smoke test of every family library in the installed wheel
• tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_rank_agreement.py (CPU, 2 tests)
• tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/test_modeling_v2_gpt_oss_swizzle_block_scales.py (GPU, B300, 1 test): bit for bit against the torch swizzle through the weight loader, a rejection, the fake
• tests/unittest/scripts/cbts/test_modeling_v2_rule.py (CPU, 3 tests)
• tests/unittest/scripts/test_build_wheel_modeling_v2.py (CPU, 1 test): which family libraries build_wheel.py installs, and that it removes one an earlier build installed
• Existing: test_modeling_v2_claims.py, test_modeling_v2_routing.py, kernels/parallel_hw_agnostic/test_custom_ops.py

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Dev Engineer Review

• The change adds CMake declarations and build logic for one native Torch-op library per modeling_v2 family. Target selection, architecture filtering, dependency requirements, and per-target namespaces control which code enters each library.
• The loader distinguishes an unavailable family or target (NoTarget) from a broken library or fake-op mismatch (NativeLoadError). This preserves fallback for unavailable targets while surfacing broken installations.
• Routing now synchronizes target resolution across ranks before returning a target. Verify that all ranks use compatible collective state and that remote errors cannot leave ranks out of sync.
• Wheel packaging installs libraries for families with nonempty architecture manifests and removes stale packaged family libraries. The build also separates out-of-tree CMake directories to avoid reusing caches with mismatched paths.
• GPT-OSS adds a CUDA block-scale swizzle path for CUDA tensors and retains the existing PyTorch path for non-CUDA tensors. The supplied summary reports checks for contiguous uint8 input, dimensions, alignment, and launch errors.
• CI scope changes include broader Modeling V2 selection for B300 and CPU entries for native claims, loading, and rank agreement. The supplied evidence does not establish current review severity counts or a complete PR test result.

QA Engineer Review

The changes add CPU tests for native-code boundaries, loading, rank agreement, CBTS selection, and wheel installation, plus a GPU swizzle test. The CPU test list includes native claims, loader, and rank-agreement tests. The B300 list includes the Modeling V2 test subtree, which covers the swizzle test through the directory entry. The supplied output does not confirm CI or manual-QA listing for every added test module. Coverage verdict: needs follow-up, mainly to confirm GPU test execution and the reported pipeline failure.

Per-File QA Perspective

Build, packaging, and ownership

• .cmake-format.json — Adds formatting configuration for the Modeling V2 CMake functions and their keyword arguments.
• .github/CODEOWNERS — Adds owners for Modeling V2 native code, its CMake module, and model-family csrc/ directories.
• cpp/CMakeLists.txt — Adds the TRTLLM_MODELING_V2_TARGETS cache option. Verify the default and supported selection values in build configurations.
• cpp/cmake/modules/modeling_v2.cmake — Adds family, shared-code, and target declarations; filters targets by architecture, requirements, and selection; and builds family libraries. Verify target-selection and architecture matching at configure time.
• cpp/tensorrt_llm/CMakeLists.txt — Adds the Modeling V2 subdirectory when BUILD_PYT is enabled.
• cpp/tensorrt_llm/modeling_v2/CMakeLists.txt — Discovers family CMake files and clears stale architecture manifests. Verify stale family libraries are excluded from wheel packaging.
• cpp/tensorrt_llm/modeling_v2/README.md — Documents native-code placement and library builds.
• cpp/tensorrt_llm/modeling_v2/common/familyLibrary.version — Hides family-library symbols while relying on static initializers for Torch-op registration.
• cpp/tensorrt_llm/modeling_v2/common/namespace.h — Requires a target scope definition and builds the C++ namespace macros.
• cpp/tensorrt_llm/modeling_v2/common/torchLibrary.h — Adds Torch library and implementation macros that require a configured Torch namespace.
• scripts/build_wheel.py — Installs family libraries with nonempty architecture manifests and removes stale packaged family libraries. Verify the exactly-one-library assertion against all supported build outputs.
• setup.py — Includes family libraries in non-Windows package data and expands build-skew detection to native family sources.

CI selection and documentation

• jenkins/scripts/cbts/README.md — Updates the documented Modeling V2 scope and test-selection behavior for model-specific and shared changes.
• jenkins/scripts/cbts/cbts/rules/README.md — Documents native-code claims, model-family selection, and the all-ranks resolver.
• jenkins/scripts/cbts/cbts/rules/modeling_v2.py — Changes claimed paths and fallback test selection. Verify changes outside the Python subtree select the intended entries.
• tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/README.md — Documents family and target native code, loading, fake ops, and build conditions.

Runtime and GPT-OSS implementation

• tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/__init__.py — Re-exports the all-ranks resolver.
• tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/_native.py — Adds family-library loading, target checks, namespace lookup, fake-op imports, and separate errors for unavailable and broken native code.
• tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/_router_index.py — Adds rank-wide resolution and agreement checks. Verify behavior for local errors, remote errors, and target disagreement.
• tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/csrc/CMakeLists.txt — Declares the GPT-OSS family and target, including architecture and source selection.
• tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/__init__.py — Loads target native ops when the target package is imported.
• tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/csrc/swizzleBlockScales.cu — Adds the CUDA swizzle kernel. Verify layout and launch behavior on supported hardware.
• tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/csrc/swizzleBlockScales.h — Declares the swizzle kernel interface and layout constraints.
• tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/csrc/swizzleBlockScalesOp.cpp — Adds the Torch op and input validation before dispatching the CUDA kernel.
• tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/fake_ops.py — Registers the fake implementation for the swizzle op.
• tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/weights.py — Uses the native swizzle for CUDA tensors and retains the PyTorch path for other devices.
• tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/model_loader.py — Uses all-ranks target resolution when loading a model.

Test code and test lists

• tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml — Adds native claims, loader, and rank-agreement tests to the CPU list.
• tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_b300.yml — Replaces individual Modeling V2 entries with a directory entry that excludes comm and sets a 30-minute timeout. This entry includes the swizzle test by subtree.
• tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/test_modeling_v2_gpt_oss_swizzle_block_scales.py — Covers GPU-vs-CPU output, invalid dimensions, non-contiguous input, and fake-tensor behavior. The B300 list includes it through the Modeling V2 directory entry.
• tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_claims.py — Allows target packages to import their native loader in addition to the catalog.
• tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_native_claims.py — Checks native source boundaries, CMake/Python agreement, architecture coverage, lazy loading, and CI test-list coverage. Listed in l0_cpu.yml.
• tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_native_loader.py — Checks missing targets, load failures, namespace and fake-op behavior, and installed-library loading. Listed in l0_cpu.yml.
• tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_rank_agreement.py — Checks rank agreement, disagreement, and error propagation. Listed in l0_cpu.yml.
• tests/unittest/scripts/cbts/test_modeling_v2_rule.py — Checks Modeling V2 path claims and test selection for model-specific and shared changes. The supplied evidence does not confirm a test-list entry for this file.
• tests/unittest/scripts/test_build_wheel_modeling_v2.py — Checks family-library installation and stale-library removal. The supplied evidence does not confirm a test-list entry for this file.
• tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_gpt_oss_default_shards.py — Skips when the target is unavailable, allowing CPU shard tests to proceed when it is built. The CPU list includes this module.

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Vulnerability report

Component	Vulnerability	Description	Severity
py-filelock	CVE-2026-112906	filelock is a platform-independent file lock for Python. From 4.1.0 until 4.2.1, SoftFileLock versions from 4.1.0 can reuse a stale observation when an attacker pre-dates and removes its own marker, at least two lock-user processes are waiting, coarse or matching modification times preserve the observation, and an honest contender creates a fresh marker on the reused inode, causing that live marker to be removed as stale. This issue is fixed in version 4.2.1.	MEDIUM
py-filelock	CVE-2026-112914	filelock is a platform-independent file lock for Python. From 4.1.0 until 4.2.1, SoftFileLock can restore a stale marker by name after moving it aside, allowing another local user with rename access in a non-sticky lock directory to swap in a symbolic link and, on a runtime that follows the link and a same-filesystem target, make the lock user hard-link one of its files into the lock directory. This issue is fixed in version 4.2.1.	MEDIUM
py-filelock	CVE-2026-112937	filelock is a platform-independent file lock for Python. From 4.1.0 until 4.2.1, ReadWriteLock can remove a randomized .filelock-* private-hard-link directory during cleanup, allowing another local user with rename access in a non-sticky parent to observe a live name or forge a dead-owner sweep name and rename a sibling directory onto it for deletion. This issue is fixed in version 4.2.1.	MEDIUM
py-filelock	CVE-2026-112940	filelock is a platform-independent file lock for Python. From 3.20.4 until 4.2.1, ReadWriteLock let SQLite reopen the database and side files by name; on POSIX systems an attacker with rename access in a non-sticky parent can swap those names to cause overwrite or unlink operations, while a writable adjacent hot journal is additionally required for attacker-chosen content overwrites. This issue is fixed in version 4.2.1.	HIGH

[litaotju]

@Wanli-Jiang do you think the idea of this PR #20893 (comment)
putting the kernel under each target's csrc folder is better?

[Wanli-Jiang]

if with pr20893, we might need to change cmake and setup.py file every time. that is not a good experience.. will try to figure out how to benefit from that.

[litaotju]

I see, changing root cmake and setup.py is indeed what we want to avoid.

Possible to achieve both benefits? C++ and py code always located in same folder, and avoiding changing the root cmake?

[WeiHaocheng]

I agree with Tao that the directory structure in PR #20893 looks more reasonable. Wanli's PR building each model into an independent .so file is also great. Can we get the best of both worlds and capture both benefits?

[Wanli-Jiang]

update the codes and now it should be our expected one.

[WeiHaocheng]

Why do we need this file?

[Wanli-Jiang]

fake_op is the mechanism for native kernel, which can provide kernel medtadata, like input/output shape/dtype for torch compile, for op loaders.

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/bot run --disable-fail-fast

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Walkthrough

Adds a CMake build and wheel-install path for per-family Modeling V2 Torch-op libraries, Python loading and rank-consistent target resolution, and GPT-OSS CUDA block-scale swizzling. It also adds native-code tests and routes Modeling V2 changes to relevant test entries.

Changes

Modeling V2 native support

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Define and build family libraries cpp/cmake/modules/modeling_v2.cmake, cpp/tensorrt_llm/modeling_v2/**, cpp/tensorrt_llm/CMakeLists.txt, cpp/CMakeLists.txt, .cmake-format.json, .github/CODEOWNERS, tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_native_claims.py	Adds CMake declarations and family-library assembly with target selection, architecture resolution, dependency checks, and Torch registration. Adds namespace and linker configuration, build wiring, ownership rules, documentation, and native-boundary tests.
Package family libraries scripts/build_wheel.py, setup.py, tests/unittest/scripts/test_build_wheel_modeling_v2.py	Builds and installs family libraries for wheels, removes stale Modeling V2 libraries, includes the libraries in package data, and checks native source paths for build skew.
Load native ops and coordinate resolution tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/**, tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/model_loader.py, tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_native_loader.py, tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_rank_agreement.py, tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml	Adds cached native-library loading and rank-wide target agreement. Updates model loading and package exports, documents native loading, and adds loader and rank-agreement tests.
Add GPT-OSS block-scale swizzling tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/**, tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/**, tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_gpt_oss_default_shards.py	Adds the GPT-OSS native target, CUDA swizzle kernel, Torch operator, fake op, and weights integration. Adds CUDA tests and skips shard tests when the target is unavailable.
Select tests for Modeling V2 changes jenkins/scripts/cbts/**, tests/unittest/scripts/cbts/test_modeling_v2_rule.py, tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_b300.yml	Extends ModelingV2Rule to claim native paths and select tests by changed family or shared code. Updates the test list and rule documentation, and adds selection tests.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ModelLoader
  participant modeling_v2_resolve_on_all_ranks
  participant DistributedCommunicator
  ModelLoader->>modeling_v2_resolve_on_all_ranks: Resolve target and capture local outcome
  modeling_v2_resolve_on_all_ranks->>DistributedCommunicator: allgather outcomes when world size is greater than one
  DistributedCommunicator-->>modeling_v2_resolve_on_all_ranks: Return gathered rank outcomes
  modeling_v2_resolve_on_all_ranks-->>ModelLoader: Return target or raise resolution error

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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 5cf96

Incremental builds may package a stale library, while CPU shard coverage can silently disappear. These risks should be addressed before merging.

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tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/csrc/swizzleBlockScalesOp.cpp: 1

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Test the new tile-size validation.

The CUDA test checks noncontiguous input, but it does not check the new row and column constraints. A regression could then admit an incomplete tile without failing this test. Add cases for 127 rows and for a column count not divisible by four in tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/test_modeling_v2_gpt_oss_swizzle_block_scales.py. As per path instructions, flag “a new or changed validation rule, error path” with no meaningful test. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Add CUDA test cases for the swizzle_block_scales tile-size validation that
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @scripts/build_wheel.py:
- Around line 815-817: Update install_modeling_v2_libs or clean_wheel to remove
stale libth_modeling_v2_*.so files from the setuptools staging tree before
packaging, or rebuild the affected staging subtree so deleted libraries cannot
remain in incremental wheel builds.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/__init__.py:
- Line 7: Make the package’s `weights` helpers importable without the family
library by removing eager `load_target_ops(__name__)` execution from package
import. Preserve native-op loading when routing selects this target, using the
target’s routing or initialization path to load the ops on demand.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/weights.py:
- Line 191: Update `_prep_fc1_scale` and `_prep_fc2_scale` so CPU tensors retain
the prior Torch permutation path, while CUDA tensors use
`native_ops.swizzle_block_scales`; preserve each path’s existing scale-transform
behavior.

Review comments at
@tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_rank_agreement.py:
- Around line 65-68: In test_off_and_one_rank_exchange_nothing, assert
ranks.calls is empty immediately after the "off" call, before the subsequent
ranks call clears the recorded calls; keep the existing assertion after the
world_size=1 call.

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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/gpt_oss/gpt_oss_120b__sm_10x__default/csrc/swizzleBlockScalesOp.cpp:
- Around line 44-45: Add CUDA test cases for the swizzle_block_scales tile-size
validation that reject 127 rows and a column count not divisible by four,
verifying both invalid dimensions raise the expected error.

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Re the nitpick on swizzleBlockScalesOp.cpp lines 44-45 (tile-size validation): fixed in 6eedecb. test_modeling_v2_gpt_oss_swizzle_block_scales.py now checks that 127 rows and 6 columns are rejected, each against its own message (got rows 127, cols 4, got rows 128, cols 6), alongside the non-contiguous case.

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Test rejection of a non-uint8 tensor.

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[litaotju]

A nit. We dont need to care Windows anywhere.

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Done in be10f0d: the discovery no longer has a Windows branch, and the loader's Windows check is gone too.

[litaotju]

A nit. Do we need this flag? I think we should always build them, its a target the TRTLLM cannot miss.

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Agreed, removed in be10f0d: the family libraries are always built. TRTLLM_MODELING_V2_TARGETS stays, only to narrow a local build to one's own family (default all). A target is still left out of a build whose architectures include none of its declared ARCHS.

[litaotju]

I think "NoTarget" Exception has a very specific semantics that no modeling code found for a target in modeling v2 models folder. Shall we use a different exception here?

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Good point. be10f0d adds NativeCodeNotBuilt for this case: the target exists, but this installation did not build its native code (no family library, or a library built without the target).

I made it a subclass of NoTarget on purpose, so the behavior stays what it is for a target that does not fit: auto keeps the built-in model, and require raises with the reason. That covers builds that legitimately lack a target, e.g. a wheel built without an sm_100-family architecture for gpt_oss's 100f target. If you'd rather a missing library never fall back, it is a one-line change to drop the subclassing so that it raises under auto too.

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After revisiting the routing contract, I reverted the NativeCodeNotBuilt subclass in dd0ea0a. This supersedes my earlier reply proposing the subclass.

The intended meaning of NoTarget here is that no usable target is available for this resolve, rather than only that a Python target package is absent. A target whose native code was excluded by the build is another such case. Since the target import happens inside routing, using NoTarget preserves the existing auto fallback / require error behavior without adding a fifth loader API name. The error messages still distinguish a missing family library from a target omitted from built_targets().

An installed but broken library continues to raise NativeLoadError and never falls back. The README and PR description now reflect this distinction. The Windows and build-option changes are unchanged.

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whats the cases of different ranks resolved to different target?

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Each rank routes on its own facts, so in a homogeneous, correctly installed job they agree, and the check costs one small allgather at load (none under off). They can differ when those facts differ between processes:

• the native code: one node's installation lacks the family library or was built without the target (NativeCodeNotBuilt, so that rank picks the built-in model), or the library fails to load there (NativeLoadError, so that rank raises);
• the device: a multi-node job on mixed GPUs, since routing reads the SM;
• an error on one rank only, in routing or in importing the target.

Without the exchange, one rank builds the target while another builds the built-in model or has already raised, and the job hangs in its first collective. With it, every rank fails with a message that lists each rank's outcome.

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Keep CPU shard tests active when native code is absent.

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Scan absolute imports in the target isolation check.

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