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fix import error on rocm #20346
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This pull request resolves an ImportError that was preventing the application from running correctly on ROCm due to missing FlashAttention utilities. By conditionally setting references to these utilities to None when they are not importable, the system can now gracefully handle environments where these specific functions are absent, ensuring broader compatibility.
Highlights
- Error Handling & ROCm Compatibility: Introduced an
elseblock to explicitly set FlashAttention-related function references (reshape_and_cache_flash,flash_attn_varlen_func,get_scheduler_metadata) toNone. This change addresses anImportErrorthat occurs when these functions cannot be imported, particularly in environments like ROCm where they might not be available.
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This pull request was exported from Phabricator. Differential Revision: D77632282 |
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This pull request fixes an ImportError on ROCm by ensuring that flash attention-related symbols are defined for all platforms. I have one minor suggestion to improve code style consistency.
vllm/attention/utils/fa_utils.py
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Looks good to me
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Please fix pre-commit |
Summary: Fixing "ImportError: cannot import name 'flash_attn_varlen_func' from 'vllm.attention.utils.fa_utils'". Reviewed By: houseroad Differential Revision: D77632282
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This pull request was exported from Phabricator. Differential Revision: D77632282 |
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Fixed by #20143 already |
Summary: Fixing "ImportError: cannot import name 'flash_attn_varlen_func' from 'vllm.attention.utils.fa_utils'".
Differential Revision: D77632282