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URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/36451#issuecomment-3384189889

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   This pull request by Amar3tto addresses a vLLM Gemma issue (#30644) and 
introduces a `vllm` extra to the Apache Beam Python SDK. Key changes include 
defining the `vllm` extra and its dependencies in `setup.py`, updating the 
`vllm.dockerfile` to leverage this extra, adding `dill` to test requirements, 
and modifying build scripts (`common.gradle`, `run_generate_requirements.sh`) 
to properly handle `vllm` dependencies, including a conditional `torch` 
installation to prevent known issues. The PR also integrates changes from 
#36420.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Intent**: This pull request aims to fix an issue related to vLLM Gemma 
(addressing #30644) and introduce a new `vllm` extra for the Apache Beam Python 
SDK. It also incorporates changes from a related pull request (#36420).
   * **Changes Overview**: The changes primarily focus on integrating vLLM 
support more robustly into the Beam Python SDK. This includes defining a new 
`vllm` extra in `setup.py` with its specific dependencies (`openai`, `vllm`, 
`triton`). The `vllm.dockerfile` for test resources is updated to use this new 
extra, simplifying dependency installation. Additionally, `dill` is added to 
`vllm_tests_requirements.txt`, and the `common.gradle` script is modified to 
generate `gpu_image_requirements.txt` that includes the `vllm` extra. A 
conditional `torch` installation is added to `run_generate_requirements.sh` to 
mitigate a known issue when `vllm` extra is used.
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