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    • Added end-to-end coverage for LLM API cancellation: non-existent requests, in-flight cancellation, and post-completion cancellation responses.
    • Added a standalone cancellation scenario that exercises server interaction and result collection via callbacks.
    • Verifies consistent text output across repeated inference requests.
    • Integrated the new cancellation checks into the broader test flow to increase confidence in cancellation handling.

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Adds a new gRPC cancellation test script and executes it from an existing Triton LLM integration test; the integration invocation runs the script but does not assert on its output.

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Integration test invocation update
tests/integration/defs/triton_server/test_triton_llm.py
Extends test_llmapi_backend to run tools/tests/test_llmapi_cancel.py via venv_check_output; the invocation is executed without assertions on the script output.
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triton_backend/tools/tests/test_llmapi_cancel.py
Adds a test script that exercises Triton LLM gRPC cancellation: send stop for non-existent request (expect CANCELLED), submit inference (request_id=1) and cancel it, send stop for completed request (expect CANCELLED), submit second inference (request_id=2), and compare both outputs. Uses non-streaming calls, a callback filling user_data, prints outputs, and asserts exception statuses.

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    participant Caller as test_llmapi_cancel.py
    participant Triton as Triton Server (gRPC)

    Caller->>Triton: Stop(request_id=nonexistent)
    Triton-->>Caller: InferenceServerException (CANCELLED)

    Caller->>Triton: Infer(request_id=1, streaming=false)
    Triton-->>Caller: Result (via callback)
    Caller->>Triton: Cancel(request_id=1)

    Caller->>Triton: Stop(request_id=1)
    Triton-->>Caller: InferenceServerException (CANCELLED)

    Caller->>Triton: Infer(request_id=2, streaming=false)
    Triton-->>Caller: Result (via callback)

    Caller->>Caller: Compare text_output(req1) == text_output(req2)
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triton_backend/tools/tests/test_llmapi_cancel.py (2)

80-82: Optional: clarify or drop cancel() after completion

Calling infer_response.cancel() after the request has completed is a no-op in many clients and may be confusing. Since the next step explicitly tests server-side stop on a completed request, consider removing this call or add a short comment that it’s intentionally verifying cancel-on-complete is benign.

-        # Cancel request after it is completed
-        infer_response.cancel()
+        # Intentional no-op to validate cancelling a completed request is benign.
+        # infer_response.cancel()

110-112: Determinism note: ensure generation settings are deterministic before asserting equality

The equality assertion assumes deterministic generation. Ensure _prepare_inputs sets temperature to 0 (or equivalent) and fixes seeds. If not guaranteed, this assertion can be flaky.

If determinism is not guaranteed, either:

  • enforce deterministic settings via _prepare_inputs (temperature=0, top_p=0, seed), or
  • relax the check to validate non-empty output and server liveness instead of strict equality.
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45-46: Static request_id is appropriate in this standalone test

Since this script is guarded by if __name__ == "__main__": and run as a self-contained integration test (with a fresh Triton server per invocation), using a hard-coded request_id = 1 (and request_id + 1 for the second call) guarantees deterministic behavior without risk of cross-test collisions. Introducing randomness would make reproducing failures harder.

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