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Fix 'Scheduler' object has no attribute 'port_args' error #15470
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Summary of ChangesHello @lambert0312, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request addresses a critical runtime error where the Highlights
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This pull request correctly fixes an AttributeError that occurs when initializing the scheduler with MTP enabled. By adding self.port_args = port_args in the Scheduler's __init__ method, the init_model_worker function can now access self.port_args.nccl_port without crashing. The fix is direct and effective.
| self.pp_size = server_args.pp_size | ||
| self.dp_size = server_args.dp_size | ||
| self.nccl_port = port_args.nccl_port | ||
| self.port_args = port_args |
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While this change correctly fixes the AttributeError, it introduces a small redundancy. The self.port_args attribute appears to be used only to access nccl_port, but self.nccl_port is already initialized from port_args.nccl_port on the preceding line.
For better code clarity and to avoid storing the entire port_args object, a potential follow-up refactoring could be to consistently use self.nccl_port throughout the class. For instance, in init_model_worker, the calls to MTPWorkerV2 and MTPWorker could be changed to use nccl_port=self.nccl_port. This would align with how TpModelWorker and draft_worker_kwargs are handled in the same method and would allow removing self.port_args.
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