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  • Refactor
    • Streamlined end-of-sequence token handling for improved consistency across model types
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LLMs' generation criteria of stop token is only set by tokenizer.eos_token_id and users' definition. It should also use the eos_token_id in generation_config.json. This PR adds related functional support. Model's eos_token_id in generation_config.json will be added to SamplingParams._stop_word_ids during setup.

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Generalizes and unifies EOS token ID handling in sampling parameters by removing model-specific logic for kimi_k2 and qwen3_next. The change introduces a consistent approach to integrate EOS token IDs from generation_config into the internal stop-word list across all models, while renaming variables for semantic clarity.

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EOS Token ID Handling Refactor
tensorrt_llm/sampling_params.py
Generalizes EOS token ID handling by removing model-specific conditionals and unifying into a single code path that normalizes eos_token_id to a list, appends to existing stop-word IDs, and renames variables from from_generation_stop_tokens to from_generation_stop_token_ids for clarity

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394-398: LGTM: Proper normalization of eos_token_id.

The logic correctly normalizes eos_token_id to a list format, handling both integer and list inputs as documented in the Hugging Face API.


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  • Whether model-specific logic for kimi_k2 and qwen3_next was actually removed
  • Whether the generalized EOS token handling doesn't regress behavior for those models
  • Whether any remaining model-specific EOS handling conflicts exist elsewhere in the codebase

The original review comment requests verification of generalized EOS token handling across models, but this verification cannot be completed without access to the codebase to search for references to kimi_k2, qwen3_next, and related EOS token handling logic.

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# Add eos_token_id in generation_config to _stop_word_ids
# Refer to https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/en/transformers#transformers-repository-files and
# https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/blob/1ae4d917ed3badbdb1ffc167e0529f5a6d3c080d/src/transformers/generation/stopping_criteria.py#L451C1-L451C42
# The eos_token_id in generation_config are really mean to stop the text generation.
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Fix grammatical error in comment.

Line 393 contains a grammatical error: "are really mean to stop" should be "really means to stop" or "are really meant to stop".

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-        # The eos_token_id in generation_config are really mean to stop the text generation.
+        # The eos_token_id in generation_config are really meant to stop the text generation.
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In tensorrt_llm/sampling_params.py around lines 390 to 393, the comment has a
grammatical error: change the phrase "are really mean to stop the text
generation." to a correct form such as "are really meant to stop the text
generation." Update the comment line to use "meant" (or alternatively "mean") so
the sentence reads grammatically correct while preserving the original meaning.

if self._stop_word_ids is None:
self._stop_word_ids = [generation_eos_token_ids]
else:
all_stop_tokens_id = set(i for sublist in self._stop_word_ids for i in sublist)
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Use plural variable name for consistency.

The variable all_stop_tokens_id contains multiple token IDs (it's a set of IDs), so it should be named all_stop_token_ids for consistency with Python naming conventions.

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-                all_stop_tokens_id = set(i for sublist in self._stop_word_ids for i in sublist)
+                all_stop_token_ids = set(i for sublist in self._stop_word_ids for i in sublist)
                 from_generation_stop_token_ids = [
-                    i for i in generation_eos_token_ids if i not in all_stop_tokens_id
+                    i for i in generation_eos_token_ids if i not in all_stop_token_ids
                 ]
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all_stop_tokens_id = set(i for sublist in self._stop_word_ids for i in sublist)
all_stop_token_ids = set(i for sublist in self._stop_word_ids for i in sublist)
from_generation_stop_token_ids = [
i for i in generation_eos_token_ids if i not in all_stop_token_ids
]
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In tensorrt_llm/sampling_params.py around line 403, rename the variable
all_stop_tokens_id to the plural form all_stop_token_ids to reflect that it
holds multiple token IDs; update its declaration and every subsequent reference
in the file to use all_stop_token_ids to maintain consistency with naming
conventions and avoid NameError.

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