Fix spec info's filter when reqs are finished right after prefill#14742
Fix spec info's filter when reqs are finished right after prefill#14742
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This pull request refactors the logic for determining the has_been_filtered flag in filter_batch, which fixes a subtle bug related to speculative decoding when requests are finished right after prefill. The change is correct and simplifies the implementation. I've added a small suggestion to further improve readability by inlining the logic, making it more self-contained.
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This PR fixes #14368
Before the fix in the scheduler
filter_batch.Background of the issue
spec_infocontains some batching information and should be filtered together with the scheduler batch (which is currently NOT).forward_draft_extend, so in the prefill/extend stage, thespec_infofilter will be with the scheduler batch filter, which is a different behavior from the decoding stage.We introduced
has_been_filteredto indicate whether the filtering in the scheduler batch should also apply to thespec_info, but this flag was incorrectly assigned previously.When there are requests finished immediately after the prefill/extend stage, and there is no chunked prefill request, the previous implementation would consider this filter a DECODE filter and wouldn't filter the
spec_infoat all.