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Extract reusable sparse exchange class from rolling overlap - #25056
Moves sparse row-slice exchange out of multi-rank rolling into SparseExchange. It supports copying row slices, moving whole chunks, and storing received data in spillable memory. Rolling keeps its existing overlap planning and local execution.
Next steps
Use SparseExchange for inter-rank movement in cursor-based ordered groupby.
Use it for inter-rank movement in cursor-based ordered join.
Remove adjust_ordering and its tests once those paths replace its remaining uses.
Further Background
Ordered groupby and join currently rely on the existence of global/flat Ordering boundaries. More specifically, we use adjust_ordering to "strictify" or align boundaries, and then perform chunkwise logic. This approach is neither robust nor is it performant. There are many cases where we don't have full boundary information, and therefore it is much more robust for us to take advantage of the required ordering in the channel by using a cursor-based approach (like we do for Rolling). This PR is the first step in moving toward that more-general/robust approach. If/when boundaries are available, we can still use them to avoid or optimize inter-rank data movement.
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Bug Fixes
Improved reliability of streaming and rolling operations when processing ends early, is cancelled, or encounters an error.
Improved handling of selected data slices and whole chunks during transfers while preserving the original source data.
Improved resource cleanup when operations stop or fail, without allowing cleanup errors to obscure an error already in progress.
Improved accuracy of rolling count results across multiple partitions.
The pull request adds SparseExchange for chunk and row-slice transfers, integrates it with overlap input, and updates cleanup for prepared input and async iterators in overlap and rolling execution.
Adds SliceRoute and SparseExchange for validated slice or whole-chunk insertion, finishing, extraction, and closure. A regression test checks that close completes its delayed operation during cancellation.
Overlap input uses SparseExchange for ghost slices and extracted messages. Prepared input closes its buffer and exchange, and cleanup failures are suppressed when another exception is active.
Rolling iterator cleanup python/cudf_polars/cudf_polars/streaming/actor_graph/rolling.py, python/cudf_polars/tests/streaming/test_rolling.py
Rolling execution closes its async input iterator. RollingManager suppresses policy-close errors only when exiting due to an exception. The added Ray test covers range and count rolling with offset "-2i".
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The title states the main change: sparse exchange logic is extracted from rolling overlap into a reusable class. The raw summary confirms a new SparseExchange class in slice_exchange.py, with rolling …
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The description states that sparse row-slice exchange moves out of multi-rank rolling into SparseExchange, which supports row-slice copies, whole-chunk moves, and spillable storage. It also gives next…
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The title states the main change: sparse exchange logic is extracted from rolling overlap into a reusable class. The raw summary confirms a new SparseExchange class in slice_exchange.py, with rolling reduced to use it. The title matches the changeset and the PR objectives.
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The description states that sparse row-slice exchange moves out of multi-rank rolling into SparseExchange, which supports row-slice copies, whole-chunk moves, and spillable storage. It also gives next steps and background on ordered groupby and join. This matches the changeset and the objectives.
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An agent also noted that python/cudf_polars/cudf_polars/streaming/actor_graph/union.py:267 and python/cudf_polars/cudf_polars/streaming/actor_graph/io.py:916 are other locations that can benefit from the new SparseExchange
Configure the Ray test to create multiple nonempty partitions.
The medium Ray configuration can reduce this fixture to one runtime sort partition. The contiguous shuffle then places all rows on one rank. OverlapInput has no neighboring owned range to exchange, so the CPU-result assertion can pass without exercising SparseExchange.
Use a Ray configuration with a target partition size below the fixture's sampled size, or assert that at least two nonempty sort partitions reach the rolling input.
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Update test_rolling_multirank_ray to ensure the fixture produces at least two
nonempty sort partitions at the rolling input, using a Ray configuration with a
target partition size below the fixture’s sampled size or an equivalent
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- Around line 328-331: Update test_rolling_multirank_ray to ensure the fixture
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For "count", _assert_rolling_result ignores offset. This test therefore never exercises the intended "-2i" range window. Add a "range" case, and keep the "count" case if its Ray configuration also needs coverage. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the Ray rolling test around `_assert_rolling_result` to add a `"range"`
case using the `"-2i"` offset so the range window is exercised; retain the
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Major · Cancellation cannot interrupt the insert_finished wait in… · slice_exchange.py:162-184
python/cudf_polars/cudf_polars/streaming/actor_graph/collectives/slice_exchange.py:162-184 Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Cancellation cannot interrupt the insert_finished wait in SparseExchange.finish().
finish() catches asyncio.CancelledError in its wait loop and keeps waiting until the C++ task completes (slice_exchange.py:176-180). insert_finished depends on peer ranks. If a peer does not finish, a cancelled query cannot leave the await exchange.finish() at overlap.py:1243. The cleanup at overlap.py:1244-1247 does not run. The previous code awaited the same operation directly, so cancellation interrupted it.
The shield is needed because the detached C++ task borrows the exchange pointer. Removing it would risk use-after-free. A fix must keep the exchange alive until the task completes, but it should not block cancellation inline. Choose a design that hands ownership to a completion task and re-raises cancellation promptly. Do not change the wait without a bounded or deferred release path.
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Update SparseExchange.finish() so cancellation during the insert_finished wait
propagates promptly without releasing the exchange while the detached C++ task
still borrows its pointer. Transfer ownership or cleanup responsibility to a
completion path that keeps the exchange alive until _finish_task completes, and
preserve normal completion and error propagation.
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- Around line 162-184: Update SparseExchange.finish() so cancellation during the
insert_finished wait propagates promptly without releasing the exchange while
the detached C++ task still borrows its pointer. Transfer ownership or cleanup
responsibility to a completion path that keeps the exchange alive until
_finish_task completes, and preserve normal completion and error propagation.
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Description
Moves sparse row-slice exchange out of multi-rank rolling into
SparseExchange. It supports copying row slices, moving whole chunks, and storing received data in spillable memory. Rolling keeps its existing overlap planning and local execution.Next steps
SparseExchangefor inter-rank movement in cursor-based ordered groupby.adjust_orderingand its tests once those paths replace its remaining uses.Further Background
Ordered groupby and join currently rely on the existence of global/flat
Orderingboundaries. More specifically, we useadjust_orderingto "strictify" or align boundaries, and then perform chunkwise logic. This approach is neither robust nor is it performant. There are many cases where we don't have full boundary information, and therefore it is much more robust for us to take advantage of the required ordering in the channel by using a cursor-based approach (like we do for Rolling). This PR is the first step in moving toward that more-general/robust approach. If/when boundaries are available, we can still use them to avoid or optimize inter-rank data movement.