bug fix: force concurrent user counts via --enforce-strict-concurrent-users #31
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shouldn't this be configurable? |
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yes. it should. Sorry pushed from wrong branch. Close this one. will re-open a new one |
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Previous #30 PR forced the concurrent users count without the capability to configure or disable it through an input option. This behavior is inconsistent with multi-round-qa.py script under LMCache
benchmark/multi_round_qa.This PR aligns
multi-round-qa.pyin LMBenchmark repo with the upstream version from LMCache’s benchmarking scripts. The related fix has been discussed in LMCache/LMCache#1609.