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suggested by ke in #10007

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This pull request primarily focuses on enhancing code reliability by introducing a dedicated unit test for the copy_to_gpu_no_ce function, as suggested in a related pull request. Additionally, it includes a minor but important correction to the type hint for the input parameter of this function, aligning it with its actual usage of torch.Tensor.

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  • Type Hint Correction: The type hint for the input parameter of the copy_to_gpu_no_ce function in sgl-kernel/python/sgl_kernel/elementwise.py has been updated from List[int] to torch.Tensor.
  • Unit Test Addition: A new unit test file, sgl-kernel/tests/test_copy.py, has been added to verify the functionality of the copy_to_gpu_no_ce function.
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This pull request adds a unit test for the copy_to_gpu_no_ce function and correctly updates its type hint. The changes are a good addition for ensuring correctness. I have a couple of suggestions for the new test file to improve its implementation and clarity.

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import pytest
import sgl_kernel
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This import of sgl_kernel is not used in the file and can be removed to keep the code clean.

tensor_cpu = torch.randint(0, 1000000, (size,), dtype=torch.int32, device="cpu")
tensor_gpu = torch.empty_like(tensor_cpu, device="cuda")
copy_to_gpu_no_ce(tensor_cpu, tensor_gpu)
assert torch.all(tensor_cpu.cuda() == tensor_gpu)
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For a clearer and more efficient assertion, it's better to move the GPU tensor back to the CPU for comparison against the original CPU tensor. This avoids an unnecessary cuda() transfer within the assertion.

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assert torch.all(tensor_cpu.cuda() == tensor_gpu)
assert torch.all(tensor_cpu == tensor_gpu.cpu())

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