fix(embedding): prevent unhandled Exception in vllm teardown when torch is missing(#1156)#1257
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Resolves: Closes #1156
What this PR does:
While looking into the
autorag run webissue reported in #1156 (which happens because the command was deprecated in favor ofrun_web), I noticed it exposed a secondary bug: the app crashes with an unhandled exception on exit if you don't have PyTorch installed.In
autorag/embedding/vllm.py, theatexitteardown hook was hard-importingtorch. For users running the API version of AutoRAG without local GPU dependencies, this causes aModuleNotFoundErrorduring the shutdown routine.I’ve wrapped the teardown imports in a
try/except ImportErrorblock. Now, iftorchisn't found, the app realizes there's no CUDA memory to clean and just exits gracefully.