[Misc] Update lmcache connector with the latest connector apis #19441
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This pull request updates the lmcache_connector to integrate with the latest connector API interface. The primary changes involve adding methods required by the new API specification, specifically those related to managing the lifecycle and asynchronous transfer status of finished requests. This ensures the connector can properly interact with components that rely on the updated API.
Highlights
- API Alignment: Updated the
lmcache_connectorimplementation to conform to the latest version of the connector API. - Asynchronous Transfer Completion: Added the
get_finishedmethod to allow the scheduler to query for requests whose asynchronous KV transfer operations (save/send) have completed. - Request Completion Handling: Implemented the
request_finishedmethod, which is called when a request finishes. This method determines if blocks should be held until asynchronous transfer completes and can return additional metadata.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the LMCacheConnectorV1 by implementing the get_finished and request_finished methods, aligning it with the latest connector APIs. The changes involve adding necessary type hints and delegating the method implementations to the underlying _lmcache_engine. The code is clear, and the method signatures and docstrings are consistent with the base class. The changes appear correct and effectively achieve the stated goal.
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Update lmcache connector with the latest connector apis.