fix: harden imports, media exports, diagnostics and NPU cleanup - #2191
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Every EPUB chapter document was decoded as raw.decode("utf-8", "ignore").
UTF-8 is only the default for an XML document: a BOM or an encoding= /
charset= declaration overrides it, and EPUB 2 books -- including Calibre
conversions of older HTML -- routinely declare ISO-8859-1, Windows-1252 or
a CJK code page. errors="ignore" then silently DELETED every byte those
documents spell their accents, dashes and curly quotes with, so
"Le cafe etait ferme." imported, and was narrated, as "Le caf tait ferm.".
A UTF-16 document degraded further, into NUL-interleaved markup.
_decode_epub_entry now reads a BOM first (it outranks any declaration),
then the declared encoding when Python knows it, and otherwise falls back
to services.text_upload.decode_text_upload -- the same BOM -> UTF-8 ->
Windows-1252 ladder the .txt/.md branch of /audiobook/import already uses,
so both front doors onto the same pipeline agree. Nothing can raise: an
unknown or wrong declaration still imports, the way an undeclared file
does.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughEPUB imports now decode chapter content using declared encodings, BOMs, wide-encoding prefixes, and fallback handling. Shared BOM detection supports UTF-32. Tests cover EPUB and text-upload decoding paths. ChangesEPUB encoding handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The declared-codec fallback behavior is protected against the identified non-UTF-8 regression, with no actionable risk remaining. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5 | ❌ 4❌ Failed checks (4 warnings)
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Full details: Cross-Platform Default ParityExplanation The default EPUB path now passes declared names directly to Resolution Restrict declared encodings to codecs with identical behavior on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Treat
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 The PR appears safe to merge with no outstanding merge-changing defects identified. SummaryThe PR updates EPUB chapter decoding to honor BOMs and declared encodings, extends shared text decoding for UTF-32, and incorporates current main-branch fixes for bundled FFmpeg resolution, NPU memory detection, and bug-report diagnostics.
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Two call sites still reached for the bare name `ffmpeg` instead of
services.ffmpeg_utils.find_ffmpeg(), which every other call site uses. The
bare name only resolves a system install: imageio-ffmpeg -- the app's
default source, and a locked dependency -- ships its binary as
`ffmpeg-<platform>-v<version>`, and ensure_media_tools_on_path() publishes
that directory on PATH without giving the file an `ffmpeg` name. So on a
host with no separate system ffmpeg, which is most installs:
- /export dropped the visible video watermark. is_visible_video_enabled()
defaults to ON, the spawn raised FileNotFoundError, and the except arm
quietly plain-copied the file -- the user asked for a watermarked export
and got an unmarked one with no error anywhere.
- video_context._extract_keyframes gated on shutil.which("ffmpeg") and
logged "ffmpeg not found, skipping frame extraction", so the dubbing
director's visual context was empty while the app's own ffmpeg sat on
disk, resolvable. Same shape as debpalash#1256.
The export also no longer spawns anything when nothing resolves: it goes
straight to the plain copy instead of failing a subprocess to get there.
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In `@backend/services/longform_import.py`:
- Around line 41-45: Update _declared_encoding and the _decode_epub_entry flow
to detect BOM-less UTF-16LE and UTF-16BE declarations before the existing
fallback, decode/search the declaration with the detected byte order, and return
the matching UTF-16 codec. Add regression tests covering BOM-less little-endian
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Two Greptile P1s on this PR, both real: - A UTF-32 LE byte-order mark starts with the UTF-16 LE one, so the BOM table matched UTF-16 first, stripped two bytes and read the file as NUL-interleaved UTF-16; a UTF-32 BE mark matched nothing and fell through to Windows-1252. The table lives in services.text_upload and is shared, so /dub/import-srt and the .txt/.md branch of /audiobook/import carried the same corruption -- it is fixed once, longest mark first, and both front doors and the EPUB path inherit it. - A declaration such as encoding="hex_codec" passes codecs.lookup but bytes.decode refuses it with LookupError, which would have failed the whole EPUB import. The codecs.lookup pre-check is gone: the decode itself decides, and an encoding that cannot produce text now guesses like an undeclared document does. text_upload gains bom_encoding() so the EPUB path asks the one table rather than keeping a second copy of it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Both Greptile P1s were real and are fixed in 28ef19d. UTF-32 BOMs — the table lives in Non-text codec — confirmed: Fail-before on the six new cases, then 289 passed across Heads-up on the CHANGELOG: |
The module's Pillow-floor check read pyproject.toml with a bare read_text(), i.e. in the locale code page, so the whole module errored out on a Chinese, Japanese or Korean Windows and the tests added here could not be run there. TOML is UTF-8; name it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit finding. UTF-16 without a mark is out of spec (XML 1.0 §4.3.3 requires one), but real EPUBs carry it -- and in such a document the declaration is unreadable, because the ASCII byte patterns never match NUL-interleaved bytes. The entry fell through to the UTF-8/Windows-1252 guess and narrated the markup. XML 1.0 Appendix F reads the opening "<" instead: its byte pattern names the width and byte order. Widest first, since "<\0\0\0" also starts "<\0". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CodeRabbit's BOM-less UTF-16 finding is valid and is fixed in 6398f01. UTF-16 without a mark is out of spec (XML 1.0 §4.3.3 requires one), but real EPUBs carry it — and in such a document the declaration is unreadable anyway, because the ASCII byte patterns never match NUL-interleaved bytes, so the entry fell through to the UTF-8/Windows-1252 guess and narrated the markup. XML 1.0 Appendix F reads the opening Parametrised over utf-16-le/be and utf-32-le/be, each asserting the fixture really has no mark. 4 fail-before cases; 293 passed across the longform, text-upload and subtitle-parser suites. Decoder order is now: byte-order mark → no-mark width sniff → declared encoding → guess (UTF-8, else Windows-1252). |
Add NPU (Ascend) to free_vram() so its cache is properly freed, and to _has_dedicated_vram() so offloading decisions correctly consider NPU as a dedicated-VRAM device. Follows the existing hasattr(torch, 'xpu') pattern already used in device_caps.py and system.py. The project's device_caps.py already detects NPU — this extends the cache-management path to match.
debpalash#1800 added the backend exception class to auto-filed reports because every unclassified engine failure renders one fixed floor message, so a dozen unrelated faults were arriving as byte-identical, untriageable issues. The class name is the only thing separating them. The Electron app does not have it. The two apps file through different builders — Tauri through `bugReport.js::openBugReport`, Electron through the shared `bugReportDocument.js::composeBugReportUrl` — and each builds its own `## Error` section. Only the Tauri one carries the class, so the fix was lost in the app that ships as of v0.5.4. Issue debpalash#2177 is what a report looks like WITH the line (v0.5.3, Tauri); the same failure from Electron carries the message and a stack of minified bundle frames and nothing more. The shared builder now emits it, read from `error.errorClass` and then from a parsed 500 body — the Electron client keeps that on `payload` rather than lifting the field onto the error. Non-string values are ignored rather than stringified, and the class is scrubbed like every other reported field. Electron's streaming path dropped it a second time: its `StreamingPreviewError` had no way to carry the class, so `error_class` on a stream error frame died at the boundary even though the frontend twin has always forwarded it. It now carries it, which also gives `error-boundary.tsx` the `.errorClass` it already reads before falling back to a heuristic. Eleven tests, five of them failing before this commit. The rest pin the surrounding contract: the section still renders, the message is still scrubbed and truncated, the title is still seeded, and a report with no error at all still builds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@backend/services/longform_import.py`:
- Line 89: Update the encoding detection logic around _NO_BOM_WIDE_PREFIXES and
the raw.startswith(prefix) check to recognize BOM-less UTF-16LE/BE and
UTF-32LE/BE documents when XML whitespace precedes the first markup. Ensure
these inputs are detected before the fallback produces NUL-interleaved text, and
add fail-before/pass-after coverage for all four encodings.
In `@tests/test_longform_import.py`:
- Around line 278-281: Extend the relevant parameterized tests around
epub_to_chapter_script and decode_text_upload for the LookupError fallback cases
x-not-a-real-charset and hex_codec. Use a raw body containing the non-UTF-8 byte
0x97 and assert that the generated script preserves it as an em dash, while
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Cover non-UTF-8 preservation in the LookupError fallback cases. The ASCII body lets x-not-a-real-charset and hex_codec pass through the pre-change decode_text_upload path without proving Windows-1252 preservation; idna is different because its UnicodeError is the case that fails before this change. Add the raw byte b"\x97" and assert — for each parameter, using the shared UTF-8-then-Windows-1252 fallback.
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In `@tests/test_longform_import.py` around lines 278 - 281, Extend the relevant
parameterized tests around epub_to_chapter_script and decode_text_upload for the
LookupError fallback cases x-not-a-real-charset and hex_codec. Use a raw body
containing the non-UTF-8 byte 0x97 and assert that the generated script
preserves it as an em dash, while retaining the shared UTF-8-then-Windows-1252
fallback behavior.
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…t every member read Merges debpalash#2191 (declared-encoding decoding): each spine and nav document is now decoded with _decode_epub_entry before extraction. CodeRabbit on debpalash#2208: the zip-bomb guard now applies before *every* member read through one _ReadBudget — container.xml and the OPF are bounded by the per-entry ceiling (and raise, as the book cannot be read without them), nav/NCX and spine documents draw on the shared content budget. Tests cover an oversized container, an oversized OPF and a missing OPF. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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EPUB imports, media exports and error reports could fail or lose useful information on otherwise supported installations. This maintenance batch preserves the contributor fixes and their review corrections:
Current main is merged into every source branch. This PR includes their merge commits in the order above, so landing it also absorbs #2192, #2197 and #2194 without losing contributor history. Review findings were corrected on the source branches before combining. Documentation and changelog credits are included.
Validation: 119 offline backend/changelog tests, 9 shared report-builder tests, 26 Electron generation tests, and both Electron TypeScript checks pass on the combined tree. Full combined CI and post-merge main checks remain required. No physical Ascend hardware or live model generation was used.
Review disposition: the changelog entries stay under
### Fixed, which CLAUDE.md explicitly permits beneath a short Highlights list. The request to move every entry into Highlights conflicts with that governing rule; the deterministic changelog tests pass.