Stop unconsumed lazy inputs from invalidating downstream cache - #15833
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The input-signature cache key folded every ancestor of every link input, including lazy ones that check_lazy_status never requested. When something behind an unconsumed lazy input changed each queue (e.g. an auto-increment seed), the consumer's key changed too and it re-executed even though its output could not change. The executor now records per (node, input) whether each lazy input was actually evaluated in the last run, and the key builder drops ancestry behind lazy inputs known to be unevaluated. Inputs without recorded evidence keep the old always-include behavior, so keys are stable across the first identical re-run.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe executor records whether declared lazy inputs were evaluated during node execution. Cache key construction uses this evidence to exclude ancestors from unevaluated lazy links while preserving invalidation for consumed lazy and eager links. Lazy input declarations are discovered and memoized from node input metadata. Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR changes cache-key construction to omit ancestry for unevaluated lazy inputs, but the unevaluated marker can collide with a valid literal input and cause reuse of an incorrect cached result. This bounded correctness risk should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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155-157: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse a collision-safe marker for skipped links.
Line 156 produces
(key, "ANCESTOR_UNEVALUATED"), which is identical to the signature for a literal value"ANCESTOR_UNEVALUATED". A lazySTRINGinput can legally contain that value. Switching between the literal and an unevaluated link can therefore reuse the wrong cache entry. Encode the skipped-link state with a distinct structured marker and add a regression test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add executor-level pending/resume regression tests.
These tests call record_lazy_evidence directly. They do not execute execute() through lazy-input, async-task, or subgraph pending and resume paths.
Add focused tests that verify evidence is recorded before pending returns and remains unchanged when execution resumes. As per path instructions, AGENTS.md requires focused regression tests for “pending/resume paths.”
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Fixes #11744
Problem
The input-signature cache key folds every ancestor of every link input - including lazy ones that
check_lazy_statusnever requested. When something behind an unconsumed lazy input changed each queue (e.g. an auto-increment value upstream of an unused branch), the consumer's key changed too and it re-executed even though its output could not change.Change
(node_id, input_key)whether each lazy input was actually evaluated during the last run (True) or left unevaluated (False). This lives onCacheSet, which owns caching concerns.CacheKeySetInputSignaturedrops the ancestry behind a lazy link only when the record says it was not evaluated. Inputs without any recorded run keep the old always-include behavior, so keys stay stable across the first identical re-run and existing workflows behave exactly as before until real evidence exists.Tests
tests/execution/test_lazy_cache_keys.py(4 unit tests): unevaluated -> stable key across upstream churn, evaluated -> invalidates, eager links unchanged, no-evidence keeps old behavior.tests/execution/test_execution.py -k "lazy or full_cache or partial_cache"): 15 passed, includingtest_lazy_input,test_mixed_lazy_results,test_partial_execution_with_lazy_nodes, and bothtest_full_cachevariants.Environment: Python 3.12 / torch 2.11 CPU, current master (
82f839f5).