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Allow StreamingEngine._reset to accept a new quent_context in executor_options (removing the previous ValueError guard). Each backend (SPMD, Ray, Dask) tears down the old Quent runtimes and starts fresh ones when quent_context changes, with workers always disconnected before the controller is closed to avoid collector timeouts. The Quent integration test fixture is updated to use the session-scoped engine from conftest (UCX / rapidsmpf / Ray bootstrap paid once per session) and call _reset per test to swap the Quent context, rather than constructing a full engine per variant. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extract the repeated close-workers / close-controller / open-collector / open-workers / open-controller sequence into per-backend hook methods (_quent_close, _quent_open) and a common driver (_update_quent) on the StreamingEngine base class. Each _reset now calls self._update_quent(...) instead of repeating the same ~25-line block. _shutdown_spmd is also simplified to call self._quent_close() directly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The rolling fallback warning was leaking into test output because it is emitted on Ray/Dask workers where pytest's filterwarnings cannot reach. Configure the engine with fallback_mode="silent" in the fixture instead, which suppresses the warning at the source. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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StreamingEngine.__init__ pops allow_gpu_sharing from engine_options before passing to polars, so it was never visible in self.config. _reset calls that omit engine_options (e.g. the in-test quent flush) therefore defaulted it to False, triggering the UUID-collision check on multi-rank Ray/Dask engines. Store it as self._allow_gpu_sharing at init time and prepend it to engine_options in each engine's _reset → StreamingEngine.__init__ call so the value survives every reset regardless of what the caller passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The in-test _reset call that flushes Quent events before reading them was passing only executor_options, omitting engine_options. On a multi-rank RayEngine this meant allow_gpu_sharing defaulted to False and the UUID-collision guard fired. create_streaming_options always includes allow_gpu_sharing=True so that _reset calls made through configure_streaming_engine are safe; the bare flush call in the test body was the only site that bypassed this. Fix: yield (engine, base_options) from engine_with_quent_context so the test can pass the complete options to _reset, matching every other call in the suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 1315-1333: Update _quent_open to register quent_collector.close
with an ExitStack before updating workers or creating QuentControllerRuntime;
transfer cleanup ownership only after both operations succeed, so failures close
the collector while successful initialization preserves it for the runtime.
- Around line 1274-1286: Update the Dask and Ray shutdown callbacks to read the
current Quent runtime and collector when they execute, keeping that state
available until the exit-stack callback completes; base Dask worker and Ray
actor cleanup gates on the current Quent state so resets from disabled to
enabled also clean up replacement runtimes. Apply the corresponding changes in
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- Around line 1144-1159: Update RayEngine._quent_open to clean up resources if
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The exit-stack callbacks registered in RayEngine.__init__ and DaskEngine.__init__ captured local variables quent_runtime and quent_collector at construction time. After _reset changed Quent state, those closures became stale: - Reset None→Quent: callback passed None for both; shutdown skipped worker cleanup and never closed the replacement runtime (leak). - Reset Quent→None: _quent_close already closed everything, but the callback tried to close the originals again (double-close). - _shutdown_ray gated actor.close_quent on quent_collector is not None, so a reset that enabled Quent without a collector (disabled→enabled after runtime took ownership) would also skip worker-side cleanup. Fix: - Read self._quent_runtime and self._quent_collector at callback fire time instead of capturing init-time locals. - Track self._quent_collector for the brief init window between start_collector and QuentControllerRuntime.create (the error path); clear it once the runtime takes ownership. - Clear self._quent_collector in shutdown() alongside _quent_runtime. - Fix _shutdown_ray gate: quent_runtime is not None or quent_collector is not None (either means actors have live Quent worker runtimes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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32-68: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExercise configured-to-configured replacement.
test_quent_lifecycleassigns new contexts directly toengine.config; it does not call_resetwith a second non-Nonecontext. Therefore, it does not detect the required close-old/open-new path. Replace the first direct assignment with one_resetcall and assert twoInitand twoExitengine events. Keep the later direct assignments to preserve query-context coverage.Suggested fix
- engine.config["executor_options"]["quent_context"] = current_context + engine._reset( + rapidsmpf_options=base_options.to_rapidsmpf_options(), + executor_options={ + **base_options.to_executor_options(), + "quent_context": current_context, + "fallback_mode": "silent", + }, + engine_options=base_options.to_engine_options(), + ) ... - assert len(engine_events) == 2 + assert len(engine_events) == 4 + assert sum("Init" in event["data"]["Engine"] for event in engine_events) == 2 + assert sum("Exit" in event["data"]["Engine"] for event in engine_events) == 2🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| and ``_quent_output_root``. Subclasses implement :meth:`_quent_close` | ||
| and :meth:`_quent_open` for the backend-specific work. | ||
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Questions for me to see if there are any implicit invariants:
- When would
new_quent_context == existing_quent_context? - Is a None
existing_quent_contextmostly passed when the__init__happens?
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Adding to @mroeschke's questions, from my reading (@TomAugspurger please correct me if I am wrong):
new == existinghappens on most resets, since every backend's_resetdefaultsnewtoexistingwhenquent_contextisn't inexecutor_options. It also coversNone == Noneat__init__with Quent off.existing is Noneis always the case at__init__(hard-coded indask.py:1128,ray.py:975,spmd.py:653), on a reset where Quent was off, and in SPMD after the early close (spmd.py:1024).
One thing that worries me: this compares the whole QuentConfig, including the per-query fields. Callers change those fields in engine.config between collects, e.g. the benchmark runner sets query_name per iteration (streaming/benchmarks/utils.py:1193). So a later _reset with the original config looks like a change, and Quent gets torn down and restarted.
The restart reuses the same engine_id, so the output directory ends up with two Engine lifecycles under one id. Toggling A → None → A does the same.
Could we compare only engine_id and output_root here, and raise if a closed engine_id is re-opened?
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One thing that worries me: this compares the whole QuentConfig, including the per-query fields. Callers change those fields in engine.config between collects, e.g. the benchmark runner sets query_name per iteration (streaming/benchmarks/utils.py:1193). So a later _reset with the original config looks like a change, and Quent gets torn down and restarted.
But (correct me if I'm wrong), regular users will never trigger a _reset, right? IIUC, _reset is only used by test code.
Regular usage, including our streaming benchmarks, will hit this code path when the engine is initially created, and they'll compare a QuentConfig with None and setup the Quent engine. But all subsequent collect calls will use the one engine and so use the one QuentConfig (which might have been mutated to update the query group / query name).
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Thanks, this is a nice consolidation.
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Could we make the decision collective? quent_changing is decided per rank, but the close/open it guards is collective. If each rank calls _reset with its own QuentConfig() (different engine_ids), rank 0 sees no change while the others do, and the job hangs. A hang is hard to diagnose, so I'd rather have rank 0 decide (broadcast it, or all-gather a flag) than rely on callers passing identical configs.
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I'm a little confused about what kind of program would hit this, but I think 436e0fa implements your suggestion.
(and I think we've discussed it before, but barrier should maybe have a timeout)
| and ``_quent_output_root``. Subclasses implement :meth:`_quent_close` | ||
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Adding to @mroeschke's questions, from my reading (@TomAugspurger please correct me if I am wrong):
new == existinghappens on most resets, since every backend's_resetdefaultsnewtoexistingwhenquent_contextisn't inexecutor_options. It also coversNone == Noneat__init__with Quent off.existing is Noneis always the case at__init__(hard-coded indask.py:1128,ray.py:975,spmd.py:653), on a reset where Quent was off, and in SPMD after the early close (spmd.py:1024).
One thing that worries me: this compares the whole QuentConfig, including the per-query fields. Callers change those fields in engine.config between collects, e.g. the benchmark runner sets query_name per iteration (streaming/benchmarks/utils.py:1193). So a later _reset with the original config looks like a change, and Quent gets torn down and restarted.
The restart reuses the same engine_id, so the output directory ends up with two Engine lifecycles under one id. Toggling A → None → A does the same.
Could we compare only engine_id and output_root here, and raise if a closed engine_id is re-opened?
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If _quent_close() raises here, _quent_runtime is cleared but the rest of the engine still points at the old runtime: engine.config's quent_context, _quent_output_root, and on Dask _dask_context.quent_controller_runtime.
Could we clear those too before re-raising, so a failed close doesn't leave the engine configured against a closed runtime?
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I think this is handled / obviated by b2b0a4f.
That said, I'm not sure what the impact of an exception here would be. If we're calling _quent_close() (or now StreamingEngine._set_quent(None) then I think by definition we're shutting down the engine. Since the engine is shut down / shutting down, it's not usable anymore.
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Could these three methods be a single stub on StreamingEngine? Close is always followed by open, except at shutdown, so one hook that does both seems enough. Something like:
def _set_quent(self, config: QuentConfig | None) -> QuentConfig | None:
"""
Replace this engine's Quent runtimes.
Closes any running runtimes, then starts new ones for ``config``
unless it is ``None``. Returns the effective configuration (on SPMD,
rank 0's synchronized copy).
"""
raise NotImplementedErrorThe call sites then become:
# __init__
executor_options["quent_context"] = self._set_quent(quent_context)
# _reset
if new_quent_context != existing_quent_context:
new_quent_context = self._set_quent(new_quent_context)
executor_options["quent_context"] = new_quent_context
# shutdown
self._set_quent(None)Is _update_quent needed? Besides the comparison, it only sets _quent_output_root, which StreamingEngine.__init__ already does from executor_options["quent_context"] (line 363), and every caller re-runs __init__ right after. On SPMD, the _reset comparison is also where the collective decision (spmd.py:1017) belongs.
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🟡 Minor · Clear the worker runtime even when close() raises. · dask.py:472-474
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClear the worker runtime even when
close()raises.
QuentWorkerRuntime.close()can raise anExceptionGroup. For example,worker_handle.exitorsession.closecan fail. If it raises here,mp_ctx.quent_worker_runtimestill points at the closed runtime.On the next
_set_quent(config)call,_update_quent_on_workertries to close the stale runtime again. If that close raises again, the worker never creates the new runtime._worker_evaluateasserts only thatquent_worker_runtime is not None. A later query can therefore pass the assert and then emit events on a closed session.
SPMDEngine._close_quent_workeralready usestry/finallyfor this case. Use the same pattern here.RankActor.update_quentinpython/cudf_polars/cudf_polars/engine/ray.py(Lines 380-382) has the same defect and needs the same fix.🛡️ Proposed fix
if mp_ctx.quent_worker_runtime is not None: - mp_ctx.quent_worker_runtime.close() - mp_ctx.quent_worker_runtime = None + try: + mp_ctx.quent_worker_runtime.close() + finally: + mp_ctx.quent_worker_runtime = NoneApply the same change in
ray.py:if self._quent_worker_runtime is not None: - self._quent_worker_runtime.close() - self._quent_worker_runtime = None + try: + self._quent_worker_runtime.close() + finally: + self._quent_worker_runtime = None🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Preserve allow_gpu_sharing during a Quent reset. · dask.py:1238
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve
allow_gpu_sharingduring a Quent reset.If a multi-rank engine was constructed with
allow_gpu_sharing=True, a reset that omitsengine_optionspasses no sharing flag here.StreamingEngine.__init__then defaults the flag toFalseand raises on shared GPU UUIDs. This happens after_set_quenthas replaced the runtimes, so the failed reset also leaves the engine’s configuration out of step with them. Store the construction-time setting and pass it through each reset unless the caller supplies a value. (raw.githubusercontent.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Preserve allow_gpu_sharing across Quent-only resets. · ray.py:1056-1058
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allow_gpu_sharingacross Quent-only resets.When
num_ranks > 1and shared GPUs are allowed, a reset that changes onlyquent_contextcan pass an emptyengine_optionsmapping toStreamingEngine.__init__. The constructor defaultsallow_gpu_sharingtoFalseand can then reject duplicate GPU UUIDs._set_quent()runs first, so the reset applies the new Quent context before this later constructor call fails. Store the construction-time value and re-supply it when rebuilding the engine options.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Make worker-runtime construction transactional. · ray.py:387-394
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMake worker-runtime construction transactional.
QuentWorkerRuntime.createcreates aQuentSessionbefore worker initialization and resource declaration. If a later operation raises,_quent_worker_runtimeis never assigned, so_set_quent(None)cannot close that session.RankActor.shutdownalso has no reference to close it. A failed Quent reset can therefore leak a worker session and its collector connection. Move rollback ownership intoQuentWorkerRuntime.createso partially initialized sessions close before the exception is re-raised. (raw.githubusercontent.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Quent resets: store it when the engine is initialized and merge it into the
engine_options passed by the reset path unless the caller explicitly provides a
value. Update the reset logic around _set_quent and StreamingEngine.__init__ so
runtime replacement and engine configuration remain consistent.
Review comments at @python/cudf_polars/cudf_polars/engine/ray.py:
- Around line 387-394: Update QuentWorkerRuntime.create to make worker-runtime
construction transactional: ensure any QuentSession created before worker
initialization or resource declaration is closed if a later step raises, then
re-raise the original exception. Keep successful initialization unchanged and
ensure RankActor’s _quent_worker_runtime assignment and shutdown behavior remain
intact.
- Around line 1056-1058: Preserve the construction-time allow_gpu_sharing value
when rebuilding executor_options after a Quent-only reset. Update the reset
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options explicitly retain allow_gpu_sharing, including when num_ranks > 1 and
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#24588 updates our CI scripts to handle build and install cudf-polars-quent so that the Quent tests are run in CI. These showed that the Quent tests are slow, despite not doing much work. All the slowness is in the setup, since we created a StreamingEngine from scratch.
This branch updates our
StreamingEngine._resetmethod to allow for "reseting" the quent configuration. When this happens, you'll get a new new that reuses existing resources, while still getting the full engine lifecycle events that quent expects.Checklist