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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds Ascend NPU device and memory reporting to system info and the post-flush snapshot. On hosts with several NPUs, the reported name may not match the device whose memory is shown. This is a minor reporting inconsistency and is safe to follow up after merge. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change is limited to accelerator reporting on existing host-management endpoints. Access controls and cleanup behavior are preserved, but real NPU and mixed-accelerator behavior has not been validated. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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[Medium risk] Adds Ascend NPU detection to device info reporting. No new issue from this revision appears to block merging. SummaryThe PR adds Ascend NPU device and memory reporting to system information and post-flush snapshots, with regression tests. The changes since the previous review do not introduce a new actionable finding in the PR. Reviews (2) · Last reviewed commit: "Rebase onto main@c4d63ef207" |
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- Line 49: Update the NPU availability probe in the system router so it runs
after `torch_npu` has registered its extension, or ensure `torch_npu` is
imported before the cached probe is evaluated. Preserve the existing
availability check and make sure the router’s NPU reporting paths see the
registered device.
- Line 184: Update get_sys_info() and flush_memory() to use explicit device
index 0 for NPU memory allocation and capacity/property lookups, matching the
device selected by _detect_gpu(); preserve their existing return values and
behavior otherwise.
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**Official references:**
- **PyTorch 2.5 release notes:** device-extension autoloading is listed as a **prototype** feature. PyTorch says it uses the `torch.backends` entry point and can be disabled via an environment variable. ([pytorch.org](https://pytorch.org/blog/pytorch2-5/))
- **TorchNPU documentation:** starting with **TorchNPU 2.5.1**, `import torch_npu` is no longer mandatory because of auto-registration; the docs still recommend explicit import to ensure device initialization. ([github.com](https://github.com/Ascend/pytorch))
**Version caveat:** this does not establish that every TorchNPU 2.5.x release autoloads. The TorchNPU note specifies **2.5.1 onward**, while PyTorch 2.5 describes its general autoload mechanism as a prototype.
Citations:
- 1: https://pytorch.org/blog/pytorch2-5/
- 2: https://github.com/Ascend/pytorch
Load torch_npu before the cached probe.
backend/api/routers/system.py:49 caches NPU availability before the router fan-out completes, and the project supports torch>=2.4 without an explicit torch_npu import; on installations without extension autoloading, all three reporting paths omit NPU data. Import torch_npu before this router loads, or probe NPU after registration.
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Review comment at @backend/api/routers/system.py at line 49:
Update the NPU availability probe in the system router so it runs after
`torch_npu` has registered its extension, or ensure `torch_npu` is imported
before the cached probe is evaluated. Preserve the existing availability check
and make sure the router’s NPU reporting paths see the registered device.
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| total_memory = float(getattr(props, "total_memory", 0.0)) | ||
| return torch.xpu.get_device_name(0), round(total_memory / (1024 ** 3), 1) | ||
| return backend.get_device_name(0), round(total_memory / (1024 ** 3), 1) |
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Use device 0 consistently for NPU memory statistics.
_detect_gpu() caches device 0 at import, but get_sys_info() reads allocation without an index and capacity from current_device(), so a later NPU device change can combine device 0 identity with another device’s values. Pass the same explicit index (0) to the memory and property calls in get_sys_info() and flush_memory(); this affects multi-NPU hosts whose current device is not 0.
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Review comment at @backend/api/routers/system.py at line 184:
Update get_sys_info() and flush_memory() to use explicit device index 0 for NPU
memory allocation and capacity/property lookups, matching the device selected by
_detect_gpu(); preserve their existing return values and behavior otherwise.
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VoiceStudio's device detection and memory reporting only understood CUDA, Intel XPU and Apple MPS. On an Ascend NPU host
/system/infoadvertised no accelerator at all — the OS fallback readslspciVGA/3D rows, and an NPU is neither — while/sysinfoand the post-flush snapshot both reported 0 GB even while the NPU was busy.Changes
_active_accelerator()and use it from_detect_gpu(),get_sys_info()andflush_memory(). CUDA, XPU and NPU expose the sameget_device_name/get_device_properties/memory_allocated/memory_reservedshape, so one path covers all three; MPS keeps its own branch (unified memory, no device-side total).total_memoryis still read throughgetattr(..., 0.0), exactly as the XPU branch did._is_npumodule flag beside_is_xpu(hasattr(torch, "npu") and torch.npu.is_available()), so a build withouttorch.npuis unaffected./system/flush-memoryalso gains XPU, which it never covered (it tested only MPS and CUDA).Type
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tests/backend/api/test_system_gpu_detection.pygains 5 cases:_detect_gpu()reports the NPU name/total on an NPU host; CUDA still wins over NPU; the CPU-only OS fallback is unchanged;/sysinforeports NPU VRAM andgpu_active; the flush snapshot reads NPU allocated/reserved.system.pyreverted tomainthe three NPU cases fail (3 failed, 4 passed); with the change, all 7 pass.torchviasys.modules- the same techniquetests/test_device_caps.pyalready uses. Thetorch.npusurface (get_device_name/get_device_properties(0).total_memory/memory_allocated/memory_reserved/current_device) mirrorstorch.xpu's andtotal_memoryis read defensively. Real CUDA, XPU, MPS and Ascend NPU hosts, and thesmoke-matrixjob, were not exercised.Checklist
tests/fixtures/omnivoice_data/still loads green on thesmoke-matrixCI job (macOS + Windows + Linux)System device information and post-flush snapshots now report Ascend NPU device and memory details, with CUDA, XPU, and MPS handling preserved. This fills the gap in accelerator reporting and adds a changelog entry. Hardware and smoke-matrix validation were not performed, so behavior on real accelerator devices remains unverified.