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[RadixTree][3/N Refactor]:Support unified insert/evict params#17401

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[RadixTree][3/N Refactor]:Support unified insert/evict params#17401
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qwen-next mamba

Accuracy: 0.952
Invalid: 0.000
Latency: 16.043 s
Output throughput: 5001.579 token/s

qwen 32b

Accuracy: 0.940
Invalid: 0.000
Latency: 25.449 s
Output throughput: 2838.522 token/s

llama4 swa

Accuracy: 0.924
Invalid: 0.000
Latency: 49.150 s
Output throughput: 1037.788 token/s

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Hello @hzh0425, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request refactors the RadixTree-based memory cache system by introducing unified parameter and result objects for insert and evict operations. This change aims to standardize the API for cache management across various specialized cache implementations (e.g., Mamba, SWA, Chunked), improving code consistency, readability, and maintainability. By encapsulating operation-specific details within dedicated dataclasses, the refactoring simplifies method signatures and prepares the system for future extensions or modifications to cache behavior.

Highlights

  • Unified Parameter Objects: Introduced InsertParams and EvictParams dataclasses to standardize the arguments passed to insert and evict methods across different cache implementations.
  • Standardized Return Objects: Introduced InsertResult and EvictResult dataclasses to provide a consistent return type for insert and evict operations, encapsulating relevant outcomes.
  • API Refactoring: Modified the insert and evict methods in BasePrefixCache and its concrete implementations (RadixCache, MambaRadixCache, SwaRadixCache, ChunkCache, HiRadixCache, LmcRadixCache, RadixCacheCpp) to use these new parameter and result objects.
  • Improved Mamba Cache Eviction: The MambaRadixCache's evict_mamba method was integrated into a unified evict method that can handle both full KV cache and Mamba state eviction via EvictParams.
  • Test Case Updates: Corresponding unit tests were updated to reflect the new API signatures and parameter passing for insert and evict methods, including assertions on the new result objects.

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The pull request successfully refactors the insert and evict methods across various cache implementations to use unified InsertParams, InsertResult, EvictParams, and EvictResult dataclasses. This improves consistency and maintainability of the cache interfaces. All call sites and method signatures have been updated correctly to reflect these changes, including the test files. The refactoring is well-executed and enhances the clarity of the cache operations.

@hzh0425 hzh0425 force-pushed the hybrid/unified_insert_evict branch from 9d5f322 to 81e2108 Compare January 21, 2026 12:14
@ispobock ispobock merged commit f33022d into sgl-project:main Jan 22, 2026
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