fix: correctness and cost findings across modules, cache and notifications - #634
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The nesting check is O(n^2) in the media count and called `os.path.normpath` twice inside the inner loop. Measured on this machine: 1.59us per pair, which is about 20s of CPU at 5000 items and 79s at 10000, and the cross-check runs it radarr x sonarr on top. Normalising once up front and comparing prefixes brings that to 0.14us per pair, so ~1.7s at 5000 items. Hoisting alone only reaches ~16s — the win needs the prefix test, so the two go together. Two behaviour changes fall out of that, both fixing missed detections: `os.path.commonpath` collapses a leading "//", so a child genuinely inside "//media" compared false against parent "//media" and the nesting went unreported. Normalisation now folds "//" itself, and both sides agree. The list was sorted by the raw path while nesting was judged on the normalised one. Since the loop only considers earlier entries as parents, a parent whose raw string sorted after its child was never seen — "/mnt/./data/movies" hid a real nesting under "/mnt/data/movies". Sorted on the normalised path now. Equivalence against the old commonpath implementation is asserted over the sibling-prefix trap, reversed pairs, relative/absolute mixes and a root parent, plus a 60k-case fuzz. Both changes were sabotaged to confirm the tests fail without them.
Each of these has exactly one occurrence repo-wide — its own definition. No caller in backend, tests or frontend. `version.start_version_check` is worse than merely unused: it assigns `config.module_name` on a pydantic ChubConfig, which raises ValueError. Verified. If anything had ever wired it up, the first "update available" would have killed the poll thread. It also re-notified every interval for as long as an update stayed available. `logger.ensure_log_dir_and_rotate` is a line-for-line copy of the live `_setup_log_directory_and_rotation`. Two copies of rotation logic, one of them invisible, is how the next rotation change gets made in the wrong place. `asset_renamerr._type_matched_targets` was orphaned by the guid-first index and duplicates the live `_PLEX_SECTION_TYPE` path, which is still in use.
…tions The remaining confirmed findings from the sweep (#623). None of these is broken in the sense of losing data, but each is wrong in a way a user would see. **Poster browse matched sibling folders.** `folder LIKE ?` was built from a Drive folder name with no escaping and no ESCAPE clause, so browsing owner `My_Movies` also returned `/drive/MyXMovies`. Reproduced in sqlite. Every other LIKE in that file already pairs `escape_like` with `ESCAPE '\'` at five sites; this was the one that missed the house rule. Both halves are needed — the helper alone does nothing without the clause. **Poster transcode leaked a temp file.** `NamedTemporaryFile(delete=False)` then `img.save`; on a save error the file and its descriptor were left behind, in the directory the next scan reads. Cleaned up on failure only, since on success the file is the return value. **The border progress bar pinned at 100% mid-run.** `processed` counted gate-skipped assets but the denominator excluded them. With 30 skipped and 40 to do, the bar opened at 78%, reached 100% at item 10 of 40, and computed 175% before the clamp. A separate counter drives the bar. **PhotoTranscoder reported success while doing nothing.** `plex_path` defaults to empty and the UI does not couple the two, so enabling the task with no path listed it in the header, cleaned nothing, printed no row and finished green. It warns and skips. **Cancelling labelarr kept working.** The cancel check was only in the innermost item loop, so every remaining mapping still built a Plex client and re-read each library before stopping. No writes happened after cancel, so this was slow rather than unsafe. **A TypeError inside run() re-ran the module.** The bare `except TypeError` around `run(**module_args)` could not tell a bad signature from a bug inside run(), and the fallback then re-ran a part-executed module with no arguments — for a scoped gdrive sync, a second unscoped full sync. It binds the signature first and calls once. **Notifiarr always reported success.** Each part's result was discarded and the function returned True unconditionally, unlike the Discord path, which aggregates. Now aggregated the same way. **Two smaller ones.** The mask resize in text_removal read its target size from a raw `Image.open` outside `open_bounded`, so a crafted header between the 64 MP cap and Pillow's own limit allocated a large buffer; limits.py owns that bound now. And psd_export hardcoded 0.25/3.0 where geometry.py names them, in a block whose own comment says it mirrors the renderer — which uses the constants. ## Declined after trying it `connect_plex_with_retry` has no `is_safe_url` check while its sibling `PlexClient.connect` does. I implemented it, inside the retry loop rather than above it, since the guard fails closed on an unresolvable host and hoisting it would turn a DNS blip at container start into an instant refusal. It is reverted. The guard resolves DNS on every attempt: it broke three existing tests and took the suite from 51s to 291s. The URL is owner-configured and not remotely reachable, so this was defence-in-depth, and it is not worth a DNS lookup per connection attempt. Worth revisiting only with a resolver cache.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request applies targeted runtime corrections across path handling, media processing, task execution, notifications, logging, and version checks. It also adds regression tests for path normalization, SQL matching, temporary files, and module argument handling. ChangesPath and Media Safety
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In `@backend/modules/nestarr.py`:
- Around line 643-647: Shorten the comments and docstrings near the path-prefix
handling, including the blocks around the normpath logic and lines 655-659 and
670-672, to no more than 1–2 lines each. Retain only the operational behavior or
guarded path case, removing explanatory rationale and before-and-after history.
In `@backend/util/cl2k/text_removal.py`:
- Around line 137-140: Update _mask_to_image_dims() to catch Pillow’s
Image.DecompressionBombError from Image.open() separately and translate it into
ImageTooLargeError, rather than allowing the generic handler to return
mask_bytes. Preserve the existing explicit MAX_MEGAPIXELS validation and error
behavior for other oversized images.
In `@backend/util/poster_images.py`:
- Around line 269-275: Update transcode_poster’s failed-save cleanup to close
tmp before calling os.unlink(tmp.name), while preserving the best-effort
exception handling and re-raising the original save failure.
In `@tests/test_regression_sweep_2026_09_quality.py`:
- Around line 217-224: Update the tests around _process_module_run_job so they
exercise the production argument-binding path rather than duplicating
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| if size[0] * size[1] > MAX_MEGAPIXELS * 1_000_000: | ||
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According to the current Pillow documentation, can Image.open raise Image.DecompressionBombError before callers can read Image.size?
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Yes, according to the current Pillow documentation and implementation, Image.open can raise an Image.DecompressionBombError before a caller has the opportunity to read the Image.size property [1][2][3]. Pillow performs a "decompression bomb" check during the Image.open process [2][3]. Specifically, after the image header is read, Pillow validates the image's dimensions against the configured limit (MAX_IMAGE_PIXELS) [1][4]. If the number of pixels exceeds twice this limit, Image.open will immediately raise an Image.DecompressionBombError [1][4]. Because this check occurs during the execution of Image.open, the exception is raised before the returned image object is fully initialized or accessible, meaning the caller cannot read the image's dimensions (Image.size) [2][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/blob/master/docs/reference/Image.rst
- 2: GitHub issue 5218 in python-pillow/Pillow (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56174099/how-to-load-images-larger-than-max-image-pixels-with-pil
- 4: https://pillow.readthedocs.io/en/stable/handbook/security.html
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Translate decompression-bomb errors to ImageTooLargeError.
If Pillow raises Image.DecompressionBombError during Image.open(), _mask_to_image_dims() returns mask_bytes from its generic handler. This bypasses the 64 MP source-image cap before the provider call. Catch Image.DecompressionBombError separately and raise ImageTooLargeError.
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_mask_to_image_dims() to catch Pillow’s Image.DecompressionBombError from
Image.open() separately and translate it into ImageTooLargeError, rather than
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According to the current Python tempfile documentation, can os.unlink fail on Windows when NamedTemporaryFile(delete=False) remains open?
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According to the current Python documentation for the tempfile module, os.unlink can indeed fail on Windows with a PermissionError if you attempt to delete a file while it remains open [1][2]. When using NamedTemporaryFile(delete=False), the file is not automatically deleted when closed [1][3]. On Windows, attempting to delete such a file using os.unlink while the file object is still open or has not been properly closed can trigger a PermissionError because the operating system restricts file deletion for files that are currently in use by a process [1][4][2]. To avoid this, the documentation explicitly emphasizes that on Windows, if you need to open or manipulate a temporary file by its name, you must ensure the file is closed first [1][3]. The recommended workflow when using delete=False is to close the file explicitly before attempting to unlink it, or to ensure that all handles to the file are closed [1][4][3]. If using a context manager, setting delete_on_close=False (available in recent Python versions) is a recommended alternative as it provides automatic cleanup upon context manager exit while allowing the file to be closed and reopened safely during the process [1][3].
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- 1: https://docs.python.org/3/library/tempfile.html
- 2: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/main/Doc/library/tempfile.rst
- 3: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/master/Doc/library/tempfile.rst
- 4: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46497842/passing-namedtemporaryfile-to-a-subprocess-on-windows
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Close tmp before unlinking it.
In transcode_poster, the failed-save handler calls os.unlink(tmp.name) while tmp is still open. On Windows, this can raise PermissionError; the handler suppresses it, and the later tmp.close() leaves the failed file on disk. Close tmp before the unlink attempt.
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Exercise the production argument-binding path.
These tests duplicate the implementation. A regression in _process_module_run_job does not fail either test because neither test calls production code.
Extract the binding step into a production helper and test that helper, or invoke _process_module_run_job with controlled dependencies.
As per path instructions, tests must assert the observable contract instead of an incidental local implementation.
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In `@tests/test_regression_sweep_2026_09_quality.py` around lines 217 - 224,
Update the tests around _process_module_run_job so they exercise the production
argument-binding path rather than duplicating inspect.signature(...).bind logic
locally. Either extract that binding behavior into a production helper and test
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Draft. The remaining confirmed findings from the full-codebase sweep (#623), after #632 (API layer) and #633 (scheduler and nohl). None of these loses data; each is wrong in a way a user would see.
Poster browse matched sibling folders
folder LIKE ?was built from a Drive folder name with no escaping and no ESCAPE clause, so_acted as a wildcard. Reproduced in sqlite: browsing ownerMy_Moviesalso returned/drive/MyXMoviesand/drive/MyYMovies.Every other LIKE in that file already pairs
escape_likewithESCAPE '\', at five sites — this was the one that missed the house rule. Both halves are required: the helper alone silently does nothing without the clause, which is how this class of fix usually goes wrong.Poster transcode leaked a temp file
NamedTemporaryFile(delete=False)followed byimg.save; on a save error the file and its descriptor were left behind, in the directory the next scan reads. Cleaned up on failure only — on success the file is the return value, so the obvious_unlink_on_exitwrapper would have deleted the response out from under the caller. Both paths are tested.The border progress bar pinned at 100% mid-run
processedcounted gate-skipped assets, but the denominatortotal_workexcluded them. With 30 skipped and 40 to do, the bar opened at 78%, reached 100% at item 10 of 40, and computed up to 175% before_report_progressclamped it. A separate counter drives the bar; the reported totals are unchanged.PhotoTranscoder reported success while doing nothing
plex_pathdefaults to empty and the UI does not couple it to the toggle, so enabling the task with no path listed it in the Tasks header, cleaned nothing, printed no row (the report skips a zero count) and finished green. It now warns and skips.Cancelling labelarr kept working
The cancel check sat only in the innermost item loop, so every remaining mapping still built a Plex client and re-read each library before stopping on its first item. No writes occur after cancel, so this was slow rather than unsafe.
A TypeError inside run() re-ran the module
run(**module_args)was wrapped in a bareexcept TypeError, which cannot distinguish "run() does not accept these kwargs" from a TypeError raised anywhere inside run(). The fallback then re-ran an already part-executed module with no arguments — and sinceSyncGDrive.rundoes accept those kwargs, a failure during a scoped sync triggered a second, full, unscoped one. It binds the signature first and calls exactly once.Notifiarr always reported success
Each part's result was discarded and the function returned True unconditionally, unlike
send_discord_notification, which aggregates. Now aggregated the same way. No caller reads the value today, so nothing changes yet — it stops the next one being lied to.Two smaller ones
The mask resize in
text_removalread its target size from a rawImage.openoutsideopen_bounded, so a crafted header between the 64 MP cap and Pillow's own limit allocated a large buffer;limits.pyowns that bound now. Andpsd_exporthardcoded0.25/3.0wheregeometry.pynames them, in a block whose own comment says it mirrors the renderer — which uses the constants.Declined after implementing it
connect_plex_with_retryhas nois_safe_urlcheck while its siblingPlexClient.connectdoes — two definitions of one predicate. I implemented it, placed inside the retry loop rather than above it, because the guard fails closed on an unresolvable host and hoisting it would turn a DNS blip at container start into an instant refusal instead of a retry.It is reverted, and the reasoning is worth recording: the guard resolves DNS on every attempt. It broke three existing tests and took the suite from 51s to 291s. The URL is owner-configured and not remotely reachable, so this was defence-in-depth only, and it is not worth a DNS lookup per connection attempt. Worth revisiting behind a resolver cache.
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Full suite 2462 passed, ruff clean. The nesting and LIKE changes were sabotaged to confirm the tests fail without them.
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