Fix ART runtime compatibility with vLLM 0.25#776
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Summary
OpenAIServinglayout and the vLLM 0.25GenerateBaseServinglayout when installing ART's LoRA update coordinatorRoot cause
Caladan's DeepSeek V4 image intentionally installs
art-vllm-runtimewithout dependencies alongside vLLM 0.25.1. vLLM 0.25 moved the shared serving constructor fromvllm.entrypoints.openai.engine.serving.OpenAIServingtovllm.entrypoints.generate.base.serving.GenerateBaseServing. ART imported only the old location, so the production canary crash-looped before model startup.Validation
./.artdefault root path when not in git repo #89 disposable DeepSeek vLLM 0.25.1 image build executed the focused coordinator patch successfully before GPU startupThe full runtime-isolation file has 9 passing tests and 4 unrelated host-environment failures caused by vLLM INFO output contaminating JSON and GPU-sensitive TileLang imports on CPU.