fix(sidecar): stop killing generations at the health-check ping budget - #2109
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe subprocess backend separates the 60-second health-check budget from generation deadlines. It computes per-request deadlines, preserves explicit engine overrides, distinguishes deadline termination from crashes, and adds regression and integration coverage. Subprocess timeout handling
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Greptile on debpalash#2109: a flat 600s default still undercuts the budget the job was granted. generate_timeout_s adds 1s per 40 characters past a 1200-char allowance and can be raised by env, so a long passage is granted more than 600s and a constant deadline only moves the cliff to longer inputs rather than removing it. The comment on GENERATE_RECV_TIMEOUT_S claimed the inner deadline "can never fire before the outer budget", which was not true for those inputs. _effective_recv_timeout_s(text) now takes the larger of the engine's own value and the budget this specific request was granted, and generate() uses it for both the first frame and the progress loop. Only for engines that expressed no opinion. An override is a deliberate statement about that model, and debpalash#2103 asks for "fast engines opt down" to keep working, so a subclass that sets recv_timeout_s keeps exactly that value — including a smaller one. Detected by walking __mro__ for a recv_timeout_s in a subclass __dict__ rather than comparing values, so an engine that happens to pick the same number as the floor is still honoured. Budget probing is advisory: any failure falls back to the class floor rather than turning a working generate into an error. Tests: a long passage raises the deadline above the flat floor and tracks generate_timeout_s; an opt-down engine keeps its value at any text length; a failing probe falls back. Verified load-bearing by making the derivation return the engine value unconditionally (the long-passage test fails on 600.0 > 600.0).
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generate()gives every progress-loop_recv_with_timeouta fresh fulldeadline_s, rather than the time remaining fromstarted_at. A sidecar that keeps emitting progress can therefore run past the request's wall-clock budget indefinitely. Pass the remaining time until a single request deadline to each receive.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@backend/tests/test_subprocess_recv_timeout.py`:
- Line 43: Update the backend filtering in the subprocess timeout invariant to
use the production _is_subprocess_isolated marker instead of issubclass(cls,
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In `@backend/services/subprocess_backend.py`:
- Around line 845-894: The progress loop in generate() must enforce one
request-wide deadline instead of resetting the full deadline_s for each
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| cls = get_backend_class(row["id"]) | ||
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Do not silently exclude registered subprocess backends from the invariant.
issubclass(cls, SubprocessBackend) can fail after a services module re-import, and Lines 83-84 also discard state-dependent recv_timeout_s properties, so CI can pass without checking a backend that undercuts the generation budget. Use the production _is_subprocess_isolated marker, and require successful deadline evaluation or an explicit per-engine fixture.
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…es (debpalash#2103) - SubprocessBackend and SubprocessASRBackend now check _last_recv_timed_out when a sidecar stream closes unexpectedly, reporting an actionable timeout error with the deadline rather than describing a generic pipe-closed crash. - Confucius4Backend, DotsTTSBackend, MossTTSV15Backend, and Supertonic3Backend now define generous recv_timeout_s properties with OMNIVOICE_* env overrides, preventing mid-generation termination on slower CPU/MPS devices. - Adds regression tests in backend/tests/test_omnivoice_subprocess.py. Closes debpalash#2103
…t, and changelog credit (debpalash#2103)
…hance diagnostics (debpalash#2103)
…redit to Highlights (debpalash#2103)
SubprocessBackend.recv_timeout_s defaulted to RECV_TIMEOUT_S (60s), the budget for a health_check ping. Four engines never overrode it and so used a ping's deadline as their generation deadline: confucius4-tts, dots-tts, moss-tts-v15 and supertonic3. All four fall back to CPU off CUDA, where a normal sentence does not finish in 60s, and the watchdog killed them mid-synthesis. That deadline sat 5-10x below the wall-clock budget the same job was granted by model_manager.generate_timeout_s (300s accelerated, 600s CPU), so the sidecar was reclaimed while its caller still considered it well inside budget. Every engine that did override the hook chose 300s..900s, at or above the accelerated budget; omnivoice_subprocess documents the intent as "aligns the kill deadline with the generate budget". The 60s default contradicted that intent for anyone who did not opt out of it. which left the class default and the four silent engines untouched. Default to GENERATE_RECV_TIMEOUT_S (600s, the CPU budget floor) so an engine that expresses no opinion can no longer be cut off before its own job budget. RECV_TIMEOUT_S stays 60s for health_check, where a ping must stay fast. Overriding is still how an engine asks for more. Second half: the watchdog logged "exceeded recv timeout; killing" but generate() raised "sidecar closed pipe mid-generate", so the one fact that explained the failure never left the backend log and reporters read it as a crash. _last_recv_timed_out already distinguished the two for the spawn handshake (debpalash#2026); use it here too and name the deadline, the elapsed time and the sidecar's last stderr. Crash wording is unchanged. Tests: a registry invariant that no SubprocessBackend can be dispatched with a deadline under the accelerated budget, so a new engine cannot inherit this by omission the way these four did; lockstep with model_manager's budgets; and a wedging sidecar asserting the timeout message. Verified fail-before/pass-after by reverting the default to 60s (all 7 fail, naming exactly the four engines) and by forcing the crash wording (the message test fails). Fixes debpalash#2103
Greptile on debpalash#2109: a flat 600s default still undercuts the budget the job was granted. generate_timeout_s adds 1s per 40 characters past a 1200-char allowance and can be raised by env, so a long passage is granted more than 600s and a constant deadline only moves the cliff to longer inputs rather than removing it. The comment on GENERATE_RECV_TIMEOUT_S claimed the inner deadline "can never fire before the outer budget", which was not true for those inputs. _effective_recv_timeout_s(text) now takes the larger of the engine's own value and the budget this specific request was granted, and generate() uses it for both the first frame and the progress loop. Only for engines that expressed no opinion. An override is a deliberate statement about that model, and debpalash#2103 asks for "fast engines opt down" to keep working, so a subclass that sets recv_timeout_s keeps exactly that value — including a smaller one. Detected by walking __mro__ for a recv_timeout_s in a subclass __dict__ rather than comparing values, so an engine that happens to pick the same number as the floor is still honoured. Budget probing is advisory: any failure falls back to the class floor rather than turning a working generate into an error. Tests: a long passage raises the deadline above the flat floor and tracks generate_timeout_s; an opt-down engine keeps its value at any text length; a failing probe falls back. Verified load-bearing by making the derivation return the engine value unconditionally (the long-passage test fails on 600.0 > 600.0).
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Do not compare the fixed default with a configurable CPU budget. A supported OMNIVOICE_CPU_GENERATE_TIMEOUT_S=900 configuration makes line 58 fail, although _effective_recv_timeout_s() returns max(own, budget) before _recv_with_timeout(). Assert the effective deadline against a controlled CPU budget instead.
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In `@backend/tests/test_subprocess_recv_timeout.py` at line 58, Update the
assertion in test_subprocess_recv_timeout.py to compare the effective receive
timeout from _effective_recv_timeout_s() against a controlled CPU budget, rather
than comparing fixed GENERATE_RECV_TIMEOUT_S with configurable
CPU_JOB_TIMEOUT_S. Preserve coverage that the effective deadline is at least the
controlled budget and remains compatible with _recv_with_timeout().
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Summary
Fixes #2103.
SubprocessBackend.recv_timeout_sdefaulted toRECV_TIMEOUT_S— 60s, the budget for ahealth_checkping.Four engines never overrode it and so used a ping's deadline as their generation deadline:
confucius4-tts,dots-tts,moss-tts-v15andsupertonic3, all of which fall back to CPU off CUDA where a normal sentence doesn't finish in 60s.That 60s also sat 5–10× below the budget the same job was already granted by
model_manager.generate_timeout_s(300s accelerated, 600s CPU), so the sidecar was reclaimed while its caller still considered it well inside budget.Every engine that did override picked 300s–900s, and
omnivoice_subprocessstates the intent outright: "Aligns the kill deadline with the generate budget".#1611 fixed this for IndexTTS with a single-engine override, leaving the class default untouched; this closes out the class.
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recv_timeout_snow defaults to a newGENERATE_RECV_TIMEOUT_S(600s, the CPU floor), whileRECV_TIMEOUT_Sstays 60s forhealth_checkwhere a ping must stay fast._effective_recv_timeout_sderives the real per-request deadline from the budget the job was granted, since that scales with text length; an engine that overrode the hook keeps its own value, including a smaller one.exceeded recv timeout; killingbutgenerate()raisedsidecar closed pipe mid-generate, so the one fact explaining the failure never left the backend log._last_recv_timed_outalready distinguishes the two for the spawn handshake ([Bug] Sidecar ready-handshake failure reports None and discards the sidecar's exit code #2026), so this uses it on the generate path and names the deadline, elapsed time and last stderr. Crash wording is unchanged.backend/tests/test_subprocess_recv_timeout.pyadds a registry invariant that no dispatchableSubprocessBackendsits below the accelerated budget, so a new engine can't inherit this by omission.Two corrections to the issue: it lists six affected engines, but
audiocppandomnivoice_ggufsubclassTTSBackend, notSubprocessBackend, and run their own HTTP budget — the real set is four.SubprocessASRBackendalso inherited the 60s default and isn't mentioned; it picks up the new one here.Type
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60.0fails all 7 new tests, naming exactly those four engines, and forcing the old crash wording fails the message test.backend/tests/goes 141 → 149 passed, with a failure set byte-identical to pristinemain; the roottests/failure IDs are also identical before and after (1495 either way).fastapi, ffmpeg and an HF cache, so many tests error at collection onmaintoo — hence diffing failure sets rather than quoting a green run.Checklist
tests/fixtures/omnivoice_data/still loads green on thesmoke-matrixCI job (macOS + Windows + Linux) — this does change runtime behaviour, and I cannot runsmoke-matrixfrom a fork; please confirm on your side.Release cadence
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Subprocess generation now uses a 600-second minimum deadline with dynamic budgets, while health checks remain at 60 seconds and engine overrides remain effective. Timeout failures now report the deadline, elapsed time, and stderr output instead of a generic pipe closure. Review the effective-deadline fallback and override detection because incorrect budget handling could terminate long generations prematurely.