[Nit][Benchmark]Fix example in benchmark_serving_structured_output.py by draftbk · Pull Request #19311 · vllm-project/vllm (original) (raw)
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The primary goal of this PR is to fix an incorrect example command provided within the benchmark_serving_structured_output.py script. The example command included a non-existent argument, --structured-output-backend auto, which caused the command to fail when executed, as demonstrated in the PR description's test plan. This change removes that invalid argument from the example, making the documentation/comment correct and the example runnable.
Highlights
- Fix Benchmark Example: Corrected the example command usage shown within the
benchmark_serving_structured_output.pyscript. - Remove Invalid Argument: Specifically removed the
--structured-output-backend autoargument from the example, as it is not a valid option for the script.
Changelog
- benchmarks/benchmark_serving_structured_output.py
- Removed the non-existent
--structured-output-backend autoargument from the example command usage. Using Gemini Code Assist
- Removed the non-existent
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