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WalkthroughThe build script now fingerprints effective CMake configure arguments with SHA-256, compares fingerprints for reused build directories, reconfigures when they differ, and stores successful fingerprints. CPU-only tests validate fingerprint generation, storage, and decision behavior. ChangesCMake configuration fingerprinting
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BuildWheel->>BuildDirectory: Read stored configure fingerprint
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test_stored_fingerprint_round_triponly tests fingerprint file I/O. It does not callscripts/build_wheel.py:main, so it cannot detect regressions in reused-build comparison,configure_cmakeselection, CMake invocation, or post-configure persistence. Add focused mockedmaintests for changed, unchanged, and absent fingerprints. Also verify that a failed configure does not persist the new fingerprint.Coverage summary: The module adds six helper tests for fingerprint ordering, changes, format, and stored-file handling. The
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- Line 134: Update the fingerprint serialization used by the hash-generation
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such as a JSON array or length-prefixed values, so embedded newlines cannot
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🟠 Major · Invalidate the configure fingerprint before reconfiguration. · build_wheel.py:1124-1129
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build_runusessubprocess.run(..., check=True), so a failed explicit or configure-only CMake command raises before the new fingerprint is written. The old fingerprint remains. A later ordinary invocation with the same arguments can skip configuration and runcmake --build .against the failed or incomplete state.Invalidate the marker with a non-empty value that cannot match a SHA-256 digest before
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stored_configure_fingerprint() returning None currently suppresses comparison, so any pre-existing build directory created before this change still has the original bug on its first flag change. For example, adding --nvrtc_dynamic_linking to an old configured build skips CMake because no marker exists. Please treat a missing fingerprint in an already-configured build as requiring one configure/seed, and add a migration regression.
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Include the resolved CMake source directory in the fingerprint.
An explicit build_dir can be reused across checkouts while venv_python and the other fingerprinted arguments remain equal, such as with a shared build_root or --no_venv. The -S "{source_dir}" value still changes. The fingerprint mismatch is then missed, and cmake --build . uses the CMake build tree and source recorded from the previous checkout.
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| configure_fingerprint = configure_args_fingerprint(cmake_def_args + [ | |
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In `@scripts/build_wheel.py` around lines 1104 - 1117, Update the
configure_fingerprint inputs in the configure flow to include the resolved CMake
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Test the automatic reconfiguration flow.
All nine tests call fingerprint helpers directly. They can pass if main() never forces configuration after a mismatch or never stores the fingerprint after successful configuration.
Add CPU-only tests for these cases:
- Matching fingerprints skip configuration.
- Different fingerprints force configuration.
- Missing fingerprints preserve the existing skip behavior.
--configure_cmakeremains an override.- Successful configuration writes the fingerprint.
- Failed configuration does not write it.
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Add CPU-only tests covering the build_wheel.py main flow: matching fingerprints
and missing fingerprints should skip configuration, changed fingerprints should
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Pre-existing configured build directories are the important migration case here, but this guard means their first configuration-affecting flag change still skips CMake because they have no marker yet. The marker is then only created after some later explicit configure. Could we treat a missing marker in an already-configured build directory as requiring one configure and cover that migration path? I think this is required for this PR.
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build_wheel.py runs the cmake configure step only on --clean, --configure_cmake, or a fresh build dir. Changing a configuration-affecting flag (--cuda_architectures, --nvrtc_dynamic_linking, --extra-cmake-vars, ...) on an already-configured build dir therefore silently built the OLD configuration; nothing invoked --configure_cmake automatically. Fingerprint the configure-affecting arguments (sorted, sha256) and record the digest in .cmake_configure_args.sha256 inside the build dir after each configure. When the recorded fingerprint differs from the current one, force a reconfigure and print the old/new digest prefixes. Build dirs configured before this change have no recorded fingerprint and keep the previous skip behavior until their next configure records one. --configure_cmake still works as an explicit override; no new flags. Signed-off-by: Brian Nguyen <brnguyen@nvidia.com>
The test is only reachable through the `unittest/others` wildcard on the l0_cpu stage, which runs `-m cpu_only`. conftest.py's pytest_ignore_collect drops any test file lacking the `pytest.mark.cpu_only` marker on that stage, so without the mark this file was collected on no CI stage and never ran. Add the module-level marker matching the sibling CPU tests. Signed-off-by: Brian Nguyen <brnguyen@nvidia.com>
A newline embedded in an argument value could collide with the newline separator in the previous join(sorted(args)) fingerprint (e.g. ["-DNCCL_ROOT=x\n-DNIXL_ROOT=y"] and ["-DNCCL_ROOT=x", "-DNIXL_ROOT=y"] hash the same), which would skip a required reconfigure. Serialize the sorted list as JSON so a separator can't be forged from a value. Strengthen the digest test to a golden hex literal instead of a hex-shape check, so a change to the serialization strategy fails loudly rather than silently invalidating stored fingerprints, and add a collision regression. Signed-off-by: Brian Nguyen <brnguyen@nvidia.com>
Sorting the raw configure arguments before hashing collapsed cmake's last-wins semantics: two argument lists that differ only in the order of a repeated -DKEY=value (hence in the effective value cmake caches) produced the same fingerprint, so the stale-configuration guard could skip a real reconfigure. Reachable via --extra-cmake-vars, whose expansion also went through set() and so reordered duplicate keys nondeterministically. Fingerprint the effective configuration instead: keep only the last -D definition of each cache variable (order-insensitive for the rest), and dedup --extra-cmake-vars order-preservingly so last-wins is deterministic. Add duplicate-key coverage. Reported-by: Bowen Fu Signed-off-by: Brian Nguyen <brnguyen@nvidia.com>
… build dirs Two gaps in the stale-configuration guard, both from review: - The fingerprint omitted the CMake source directory, so an explicit build_dir reused across checkouts (shared build_root, --no_venv) with every other argument equal but a different -S would miss the change and build the previous checkout's sources. Include -S in the fingerprint. - A build dir configured before fingerprinting has no marker, and the guard treated a missing marker as keep-skipping, so its first flag change still skipped cmake. Extract the decision into configure_reason() and treat a missing marker on an already-configured dir as one required reconfigure that records a marker. Add CPU tests for the source-dir fingerprint and the reconfigure decision (match skips, mismatch and missing force, explicit modes deferred to caller). Signed-off-by: Brian Nguyen <brnguyen@nvidia.com>
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Use the CMake command order for the fingerprint input. The configure command places built-in definitions before cmake_def_args, so a user definition such as -DBUILD_PYT=OFF overrides the built-in value. The fingerprint currently places cmake_def_args first, so its last-definition logic gives the built-in value precedence. The fingerprint can therefore remain unchanged when the effective CMake configuration changes.
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build_wheel.pyruns the cmake configure step only on--clean, first build, or explicit--configure_cmake. Passing a configuration-affecting flag (e.g.--nvrtc_dynamic_linking, a changed--cuda_architectures, or--extra-cmake-vars) against an existing build dir therefore silently builds the previous configuration. Concrete failure: a build dir configured without--nvrtc_dynamic_linkingkeeps linkingCUDA::nvrtc_staticafter the flag is added, which fails at link on CUDA 13.4 toolkits that no longer ship the static library — after a full compile cycle.This change fingerprints the resolved configure arguments (sha256 over the sorted cmake definitions plus build type, targets, CUDA architectures, generator, and python executable) into
<build_dir>/.cmake_configure_args.sha256at configure time. On subsequent runs, a differing fingerprint forces reconfigure and prints one line explaining why. Build dirs predating the fingerprint file keep the current behavior until their next configure.--configure_cmakeremains as the explicit override; no new flags.Test Coverage
tests/unittest/others/test_build_wheel_reconfigure.py(new): fingerprint order-independence, content sensitivity, digest form, and stored-fingerprint round-trip/missing/empty handling.python3 -m py_compile scripts/build_wheel.pyand pre-commit clean.Dev Engineer Review
build_wheel.pynow fingerprints effective CMake arguments, including the source directory, with SHA-256. It stores the digest after configuration and reconfigures when the marker is missing or the digest changes. Explicit configuration modes remain caller-controlled. CI merge pipelines failed, but no failure cause was provided.QA Engineer Review
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tests/unittest/others/test_build_wheel_reconfigure.pywith 15 unit tests. The tests cover argument ordering, duplicate definitions, serialization, source-directory changes, stored-marker handling, legacy build directories, and explicit configuration modes. No integration test-list entry applies. Coverage verdict: needs follow-up because end-to-end reconfiguration and the CI failures remain unverified.Per-File QA Perspective
scripts/build_wheel.py: Verify fingerprint generation, source-directory tracking, marker persistence after successful CMake configuration, reconfiguration for changed or missing markers, and explicit configuration modes.tests/unittest/others/test_build_wheel_reconfigure.py: Covers fingerprint and reconfiguration decision paths with CPU-only unit tests. It is not listed intests/integration/test_lists/because it is a unit-test module.