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fix: avoid uncapturable RMM copies inside routing CUDA graph captures - #1753
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rmm::detail::memcpy_async dispatches to cudaMemcpyBatchAsync on CUDA 13 (rapidsai/rmm#2511), an API that cannot be captured into a CUDA graph. device_scalar::set_value_async routes through it, so the resets performed inside the routing local-search capture regions fail with cudaErrorStreamCaptureUnsupported on every CUDA 13 build. Use raft::copy (cudaMemcpyAsync) where a value must be written, and a memset where the value is zero. Also check the return codes in cuda_graph_t so an invalidated capture is reported at its source instead of cascading into later cudaErrorStreamCaptureInvalidated failures. See rapidsai/rmm#2518 for the upstream fix. Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com>
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Aug 19, 2026
/ok to test 628ab29 |
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| graph = nullptr; | ||
| RAFT_CUDA_TRY(cudaStreamEndCapture(stream, &graph)); | ||
| capture_started = false; | ||
| // An invalidated capture yields a null graph; fail here rather than later. | ||
| cuopt_expects(graph != nullptr, | ||
| error_type_t::RuntimeError, | ||
| "CUDA graph capture produced no graph; an operation issued during " | ||
| "capture was not capturable."); | ||
| if (graph_created) { | ||
| // If the graph fails to update, errorNode will be set to the | ||
| // node causing the failure and updateResult will be set to a | ||
| // reason code. | ||
| // reason code. A failed update is handled below, but the error must be | ||
| // consumed so it does not leak into a later cudaGetLastError(). | ||
| cudaGraphExecUpdate(instance, graph, &errorNode, &updateResult); | ||
| (void)cudaGetLastError(); | ||
| } | ||
| // Instantiate during the first iteration or whenever the update | ||
| // fails for any reason | ||
| if (!graph_created || updateResult != cudaGraphExecUpdateSuccess) { | ||
| // If a previous update failed, destroy the cudaGraphExec_t | ||
| // before re-instantiating it | ||
| if (graph_created) { cudaGraphExecDestroy(instance); } | ||
| if (graph_created) { RAFT_CUDA_TRY(cudaGraphExecDestroy(instance)); } | ||
| // Instantiate graphExec from graph. The error node and | ||
| // error message parameters are unused here. | ||
| cudaGraphInstantiate(&instance, graph); | ||
| RAFT_CUDA_TRY(cudaGraphInstantiate(&instance, graph)); | ||
| graph_created = true; | ||
| } | ||
| cudaGraphDestroy(graph); | ||
| RAFT_CUDA_TRY(cudaGraphDestroy(graph)); | ||
| graph = nullptr; |
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I think all these mechanism hides errors but does not help solve reveal the problem. We might end up in a situation where graph instances is not created(or updated) and launch doesn't check it.
Overall I wouldn't change the original code here(we can leave the error checks with RAFT_CUDA_TRY), instead we should eliminate the source of non-capturable copies.
Per review, revert the extra null-graph guard and the cudaGetLastError consumption in end_capture. The RAFT_CUDA_TRY checks stay; eliminating the non-capturable copies is the actual fix. Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com>
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Agreed — reverted in b15911e. To your point about eliminating the source, I audited every capture region in the routing local search for operations that aren't capturable:
CI on the previous push backs this up: zero That is pre-existing and not from this PR — the same assert shows up on #1726, which doesn't contain these changes (job 96126562056). Happy to open a separate issue for it. Upstream fix for the underlying RMM regression: rapidsai/rmm#2518. |
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…value device_scalar::value() performs its device-to-host read through rmm::detail::memcpy_async, which dispatches to cudaMemcpyBatchAsync on CUDA 13 (rapidsai/rmm#2511). max_active_nodes sizes the route buffers, so a stale read here overflows them later in block_copy, tripping the device-side assert in test_batch_solve_varying_sizes on CUDA 13.3. raft::copy uses cudaMemcpyAsync and is otherwise equivalent (both copy then synchronize). See NVIDIA#1756. Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com>
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// rmm/device_uvector.hpp:311RMM_CUDA_TRY(rmm::detail::memcpy_async(&value, element_ptr(i), sizeof(value), stream));
stream.synchronize();
- max_active_nodes = max_active_nodes_for_all_routes.value(sol_handle->get_stream());+ raft::copy(+ &max_active_nodes, max_active_nodes_for_all_routes.data(), 1, sol_handle->get_stream());+ sol_handle->sync_stream();
Evidence this is a regression, not a latent bug
CaveatsThis is a hypothesis that CI has to confirm — I could not reproduce locally. My driver is 580 (CUDA 13.0), which is the configuration that passes; only the CI runners have a 13.3 runtime (driver 595.84). Locally the change builds clean with So: if the three 13.3.0 wheel jobs go green, that is both the fix and the proof. If they do not, this change is still harmless (it is equivalent to what it replaces) and I will look at the other Worth noting the same reasoning applies to every other D2H |
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add RAFT CUDA error handling to CUDA graph operations, update local-search reset operations for asynchronous and graph-capturable initialization, and limit a batch solve test skip to CUDA runtime version 13.3. ChangesRouting CUDA updates
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In `@cpp/src/routing/cuda_graph.cuh`:
- Around line 47-53: Make graph re-instantiation in the visible graph setup flow
exception-safe: clear graph_created before destroying the previous instance, set
it true only after cudaGraphInstantiate succeeds, and add a cleanup guard for
graph matching the established manual CUDA graph pattern. Ensure a failed
instantiation cannot leave launch_graph using the destroyed instance.
- Around line 47-50: Update the CUDA graph update flow to store the return value
from cudaGraphExecUpdate in a cudaError_t, preserve that value separately from
the API return code, and allow cudaErrorGraphExecUpdateFailure to continue into
the existing re-instantiation path. Propagate every other update error through
RAFT_CUDA_TRY, using the existing graph_created and cudaGraphExecDestroy path
without altering unrelated behavior.
- Around line 30-35: Update end_capture to store the result of
cudaStreamEndCapture, clear capture_started immediately afterward, then
propagate the stored CUDA error; use manual_cuda_graph.cuh as the ordering
reference and preserve the existing precondition checks.
In `@cpp/src/routing/local_search/move_candidates/vrp_move_candidates.cuh`:
- Around line 59-61: Register local_search_cand_test.cu in
cpp/tests/routing/CMakeLists.txt and add a CUDA graph regression test covering
find_vrp_moves: capture the stream, invoke vrp_move_candidates_t::reset, launch
and replay the graph, then validate the resulting move candidates. Use the
existing routing test conventions and ensure the test is included in the
registered test target.
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| if (graph_created) { RAFT_CUDA_TRY(cudaGraphExecDestroy(instance)); } | ||
| // Instantiate graphExec from graph. The error node and | ||
| // error message parameters are unused here. | ||
| cudaGraphInstantiate(&instance, graph); | ||
| RAFT_CUDA_TRY(cudaGraphInstantiate(&instance, graph)); |
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When using the CUDA Runtime API, the function cudaGraphExecUpdate is used to update an already instantiated graph (cudaGraphExec_t) with the parameters from a new, topologically identical graph [1][2]. If cudaGraphExecUpdate returns the error cudaErrorGraphExecUpdateFailure, it indicates that the update could not be performed because the changes violated the constraints required for updating an instantiated graph (such as changes to the graph topology, node types, or dependency structure) [3]. To obtain more granular information regarding why the update failed, you should use the cudaGraphExecUpdateResultInfo structure [4][5]. When calling cudaGraphExecUpdate, you can pass a pointer to this structure as the third argument [6]. This structure contains the following members which provide diagnostic information [4][5]: 1. result (enum cudaGraphExecUpdateResult): Provides a specific reason code explaining why the graph update failed [4][5]. 2. errorNode (cudaGraphNode_t): Points to the node associated with the failure; if the error is generic, this will be NULL [4][5]. 3. errorFromNode (cudaGraphNode_t): If the failure is due to a topology mismatch, this field identifies the from node of the error edge [4][5]. In practice, if a graph update fails, the standard workflow is to destroy the existing cudaGraphExec_t using cudaGraphExecDestroy and instantiate a new one from the updated graph using cudaGraphInstantiate [1][2].
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- 1: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/13.1.0/cuda-programming-guide/04-special-topics/cuda-graphs.html
- 2: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-programming-guide/04-special-topics/cuda-graphs.html
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- 1: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/13.1.0/cuda-programming-guide/04-special-topics/cuda-graphs.html
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Handle the return value from cudaGraphExecUpdate.
Store the returned cudaError_t. Allow cudaErrorGraphExecUpdateFailure to enter the existing re-instantiation path, and propagate all other errors with RAFT_CUDA_TRY. The updateResult value does not replace the API return code.
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In `@cpp/src/routing/cuda_graph.cuh` around lines 47 - 50, Update the CUDA graph
update flow to store the return value from cudaGraphExecUpdate in a cudaError_t,
preserve that value separately from the API return code, and allow
cudaErrorGraphExecUpdateFailure to continue into the existing re-instantiation
path. Propagate every other update error through RAFT_CUDA_TRY, using the
existing graph_created and cudaGraphExecDestroy path without altering unrelated
behavior.
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| // rmm::detail::memcpy_async, which is not capturable on CUDA 13; raft::copy is. | ||
| raft::copy(max_added_size.data(), &max_fragment_size, 1, sol_handle->get_stream()); |
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Add a registered CUDA graph regression test.
find_vrp_moves captures the stream, calls vrp_move_candidates_t::reset, launches the kernel, and launches the graph. Test this sequence and validate its result. local_search_cand_test.cu is not registered in cpp/tests/routing/CMakeLists.txt.
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In `@cpp/src/routing/local_search/move_candidates/vrp_move_candidates.cuh` around
lines 59 - 61, Register local_search_cand_test.cu in
cpp/tests/routing/CMakeLists.txt and add a CUDA graph regression test covering
find_vrp_moves: capture the stream, invoke vrp_move_candidates_t::reset, launch
and replay the graph, then validate the resulting move candidates. Use the
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registered test target.
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The test trips a device-side assert in block_copy on CUDA 13.3, which aborts the process and takes the pytest-xdist worker with it, so every PR running the wheel tests is red regardless of its content. Skip rather than xfail: the assert aborts the process, so pytest cannot catch it. Tracked in NVIDIA#1756; root cause fix to follow separately. Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com>
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Update on The change is harmless and equivalent to what it replaced, so I have left it in rather than churn the branch, but it should not be read as fixing anything.
Root cause stays open in #1756 and will be a separate PR. What is known so far:
Next step I would take is to pin librmm to a pre-#2511 build on a scratch branch and see whether 13.3.0 goes green. That settles whether rmm is implicated at all before more time goes into cuOpt-side changes — the Aug-18 correlation is suggestive but I have now been wrong about the mechanism once. |
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Reverted If avoiding This PR is now back to just the two things it should contain:
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cuda_graph.cuh: clear capture_started before propagating the end-capture error, and destroy the captured graph if instantiation fails. Both were failure modes introduced by adding RAFT_CUDA_TRY. test_batch_solve: gate the skip on a CUDA 13.3 runtime rather than skipping everywhere, so 12.x and 13.0 keep their coverage. Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com>
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Addressed in 1. Clear auto end_err = cudaStreamEndCapture(stream, &graph);
capture_started = false;
RAFT_CUDA_TRY(end_err);2. Destroy the captured graph if instantiation fails — fixed. Same category: auto inst_err = cudaGraphInstantiate(&instance, graph);
if (inst_err != cudaSuccess) { cudaGraphDestroy(graph); }
RAFT_CUDA_TRY(inst_err);3. Handle the return value from 4. Skip only CUDA 13.3 — fixed. Right that a blanket @pytest.mark.skipif(13030<=cupy.cuda.get_local_runtime_version() <13040,reason="...#1756...",)5. Add a registered CUDA graph regression test — agreed, but not here. The observation that Verified locally: |
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| if (graph_created) { RAFT_CUDA_TRY(cudaGraphExecDestroy(instance)); } | ||
| // Instantiate graphExec from graph. The error node and | ||
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| cudaGraphInstantiate(&instance, graph); | ||
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Add C++ gtests for cuda_graph_t::end_capture, failed cudaGraphInstantiate, and cleanup-state handling. Existing tests do not cover these paths.
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In `@cpp/src/routing/cuda_graph.cuh` around lines 48 - 56, Add C++ gtests covering
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On the newest finding — add C++ gtests for the Exercising a failed More to the point, the code those tests would cover is code @akifcorduk asked me to keep to a minimum here. Adding a test harness for mechanism that was just reviewed down would be pulling in two directions at once. If the error checks stay, the coverage argument is fair and I am happy to open a follow-up issue for it. Current state of this review:
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The RAFT_CUDA_TRY additions were scope creep: raft::copy already checks its own return code, so nothing here was needed for the fix. They were added because the swallowed errors made the original bug hard to diagnose, which is a real problem but a separate one. Tracked in NVIDIA#1758, along with the two failure modes the attempt exposed (capture_started left set on throw, and the captured graph leaking when instantiation fails). This leaves the PR to what it should be: eliminating the copies that cannot be captured. Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com>
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@akifcorduk — reverted You were right, and the reason is clearer than I gave at the time: That is now #1758, which records the two failure modes the attempt exposed ( The PR is now only the thing you asked for — eliminating the copies that cannot be captured:
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as far as the pytest change, lgtm
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Is this a test issue or code path issue?
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Code path, but to unblock CI, I have disabled this test.
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Okay, approved for this test updated , thanks!
TEMPORARY diagnostics -- revert before merge. Two additions on top of the block_copy print: - route.cuh copy_from: on overflow, print the destination capacity, both n_nodes values and the route/vehicle ids. Distinguishes 'buffer sized for a smaller problem' from 'source n_nodes is garbage'. - solution.cu add_routes: verify after the sync that the n_nodes and route_id written via device_scalar::set_value_async actually landed. Both host sources are hazardous: n_nodes is a stack local destroyed at the end of each loop iteration, and route_id is mutated by ++ before the copy is guaranteed complete. That is only safe if the runtime stages the copy before returning, which rmm's CUDA 13 dispatch to cudaMemcpyBatchAsync (see NVIDIA#1753) may not do. The check runs after the local is already dead so it cannot mask the problem. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com>
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Description
Every CUDA 13 test job in the 2026-08-19 nightly (run 32220613929) failed — 19 jobs across C++, Python, server and notebooks — while every CUDA 12 job passed. All of them share one error:
Root cause
rapidsai/rmm#2511 (merged 2026-08-18) made
rmm::detail::memcpy_asyncdispatch tocudaMemcpyBatchAsyncon CUDA 13 for non-default streams. That API cannot be captured into a CUDA graph.rmm::device_scalar::set_value_asyncroutes through it, so any such write issued inside one of the routing local-search capture regions now fails.Confirmed with a standalone program (no RAPIDS), same stream and same capture, only the API differing:
The failing call chain, from a gdb backtrace against nightly packages:
The upstream fix is tracked in rapidsai/rmm#2518. This PR makes cuOpt's capture regions independent of which memcpy RMM picks.
Changes
vrp_move_candidates.cuh— the failing write now usesraft::copy, which is plaincudaMemcpyAsyncand is capturable.max_fragment_sizehas static storage duration, so the graph may safely re-read it on each launch.cycle_finder.hpp,random_move_candidates.cuh— writes whose value is zero now use a memset instead of a host-to-device copy. This needs no host source at all, so it sidesteps both the capture restriction and the source-lifetime requirement below.cuda_graph.cuh—cudaStreamBeginCapture,cudaStreamEndCapture,cudaGraphInstantiate,cudaGraphExecDestroy,cudaGraphDestroyandcudaGraphLaunchreturn codes are now checked, and a null graph from an invalidated capture is rejected at the point it happens. Previously all of these were discarded, so the original failure surfaced as a cascade of downstreamcudaErrorStreamCaptureInvalidatederrors rather than one clear message.cudaGraphExecUpdateis still allowed to fail (that is a normal path) but its error is now consumed so it cannot leak into a latercudaGetLastError().A note on host-source lifetime
Worth recording, since it constrains how these sites may be written. A memcpy captured into a graph reads its host source at launch time, not at capture time:
These graphs are reused across iterations via
cudaGraphExecUpdate, so any host source must outlive the graph — a stack local would dangle. That is why the zero-valued sites use a memset rather thanraft::copy, and why theraft::copysite is safe (its source is a namespace-scopeconstexpr).Issue
Fixes the CUDA 13 nightly failures in #1748. Upstream: rapidsai/rmm#2518.
Verification status
Please treat this as not yet verified end-to-end — hence draft.
libcuoptbuilds clean againstlibrmm 26.10.00a30(i.e. post-#2511, the build that exhibits the bug).raft::copyare each independently confirmed (standalone reproducer, gdb backtrace, nightly-package reproduction).vrp_search.cu:671returns early when the kernel's shared-memory requirement does not fit, so the C++ tests never enter the affected capture region on this hardware — verified with a breakpoint oncudaStreamBeginCapture, which is never reached. The Python path does reach it, but the local Python build is not yet working.CI on A100/H100/GB300 is what will actually exercise this. I will move it out of draft once the CUDA 13 jobs are green, or update it if they are not.
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