fix(imageinput): improve PDF fallback handling - #930
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PDF-loading change still has resource-boundary risks: output may be buffered before limits take effect, and diagnostic overflow may leave subprocesses running until the shared deadline. Hostile or malformed PDFs could therefore consume process time and make attachment handling unavailable, so merge should wait for these issues and the related failure-path tests to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AttachmentHandler
participant LoadDocument
participant pdftotext
participant pdfinfo
participant pdftoppm
AttachmentHandler->>LoadDocument: Load PDF
LoadDocument->>pdftotext: Extract bounded text
LoadDocument->>pdfinfo: Request page count
LoadDocument->>pdftoppm: Render optional page images
pdftotext-->>LoadDocument: Return extraction status
pdfinfo-->>LoadDocument: Return page metadata
pdftoppm-->>LoadDocument: Return raster output
LoadDocument-->>AttachmentHandler: Stage text and images or return an error
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258-266: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBound all PDF and Poppler output before buffering.
MaxDocumentTextBytesis applied after extraction. The 32 MiB input cap does not bound expanded text, so the pure-Go path can growbufbeyond the advertised text cap.pdftotextalso uses unboundedstdoutandstderrbuffers.pdfinfouses unboundedcmd.Output().Use bounded readers or writers. Treat overflow as extraction or page-count failure. Add tests that check bounded output, not only the final
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In `@internal/imageinput/pdf.go`:
- Around line 258-266: Bound all PDF-derived output by MaxDocumentTextBytes
before buffering: limit reader.GetPlainText output in the pure-Go extraction
path and bound pdftotext stdout/stderr plus pdfinfo output in their respective
helpers. Treat any limit breach as an extraction or page-count failure, and add
tests that verify bounded intermediate output rather than only final
Document.Text length; apply changes at internal/imageinput/pdf.go lines 258-266
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In `@internal/imageinput/pdf_test.go`:
- Around line 365-388: Extend TestPDFOutputReadersAreBounded with a reader that
returns a sentinel read error, then call readBoundedText and assert the returned
error matches that sentinel. Keep the existing successful-read, overflow, and
boundedBuffer assertions unchanged.
In `@internal/imageinput/pdf.go`:
- Around line 268-283: Preserve the overflow result from readBoundedText in the
PDF text-reading flow instead of discarding it, and pass that signal to the
downstream truncation logic. Ensure truncation decisions use overflow rather
than the length of strings.TrimSpace(text), so whitespace at the cap boundary
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Implemented the currently safe, mergeable improvements in
A remaining parser-boundary decision is needed before this draft should be marked ready. Options:
My recommendation is option 1 unless preserving no-Poppler extraction is a product requirement; if it is, option 2 or 3 is necessary. |
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In `@internal/imageinput/pdf.go`:
- Around line 176-193: The single-page fallback using extractTextPureGo can
buffer excessive decompressed data before timeout or output limits apply.
Isolate this extraction path with equivalent per-page resource controls,
including wall-clock and memory limits, while preserving its current error and
fallback behavior in the surrounding PDF processing flow; add a regression test
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Thanks for splitting it, and for saying plainly in the description that the advisory was withdrawn and this is not a remediation. That is the right framing and it is what I was asking for. #927 is down to the daemon fix in two files now, which I can take on its own. Checked the code here on its merits, separately from the dependency question. The bounding is real: Both recover sites are still in place. On the dependency, which is the actual questionOne thing worth putting on the record before anyone decides, because it changes what the swap means. So it carries I also want to walk back part of what I said on #927. I described it as a thin trust anchor off the star count, and that was unfair to the repo. Looking properly, it carries fuzz tests, a redteam test file, and a large table and layout corpus, with 456 commits from the maintainer. That is a serious body of work, not a drive-by fork. What is left is narrower and still real: one maintainer, no other eyes on it, last push six weeks ago, and it is the component that parses untrusted files a user hands the agent. It also pulls None of that is a no from me. It is a dependency decision for @kevincodex1 rather than something I should wave through in a review, which is why I am leaving this as a comment on the draft rather than a verdict. If he is happy with the parser, the code around it is in good shape. |
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Taking the decision rather than sending it upstairs, since it is ours to make: keep the hardening, drop the dependency swap.
I went looking for a reason to say yes and could not find one, so here is the working rather than just the answer.
The swap buys no security
Detective-XH/gopdf is not a different parser. It is the same lineage:
contributors: Detective-XH(456), ledongthuc(38), rsc(9), ...
LICENSE: Copyright (c) 2009 The Go Authors. All rights reserved.
That is rsc.io/pdf through ledongthuc/pdf, which is exactly the family GO-2026-6115 named before it was withdrawn ("rsc.io/pdf and forks"). Had the advisory stood, moving here would not have escaped it. And it has not stood since 18 Aug, with govulncheck clean on main against the current library.
The hardening does not need it
This is the part that decided it. I took your branch, pointed the import back at ledongthuc/pdf, and ran it:
--- PASS: TestPDFOutputReadersAreBounded
--- PASS: TestPDFPageCountIndependentOfTextExtraction
--- PASS: TestResolvePageCountFallsBackToPopplerWhenInProcessIsZero
--- PASS: TestLoadDocumentHostilePDFStaysBounded
--- PASS: TestLoadDocumentVisionUsesText
ok github.com/Gitlawb/zero/internal/imageinput
All five of your new tests, the whole package green, and zero dependency change against main. The only adaptation needed is the extraction loop, because the old API hands back an io.Reader instead of a page slice:
plain, perr := reader.GetPlainText()
if perr != nil { ... }
text, overflow, rerr := readBoundedText(plain)Which is your own readBoundedText, doing what it was written for. The result is fourteen lines shorter than the page loop and drops the context import from that path, since a LimitReader bounds it without needing a timeout to escape.
So what is left is a cost with nothing on the other side
One maintainer, no external review, last push six weeks ago, on the component that parses untrusted files a user hands the agent. Plus golang.org/x/text in the graph, which ends the no-transitive-deps property.
I want to be fair to the repo, and I was not on #927: it carries fuzz tests, a redteam file and a large table and layout corpus over 456 commits. That is real work and I withdraw the "thin trust anchor" line. It is simply not work we need, for a fallback path that only runs when Poppler is absent.
What would change my mind
A demonstrated extraction difference on real PDFs. If gopdf reads documents ours mangles, that is a genuine reason and I would take it on those terms. Nobody has shown one, and this is the fallback rather than the preferred path, so the bar is high.
The hardening itself is good and I want it
Bounding at the reader rather than after the fact, page counting independent of text extraction with the pdfinfo fallback, and the malformed-input coverage are all real improvements. I ran four hostile shapes through LoadDocument with external tools disabled and all four came back as clean errors with nothing escaping the package.
Re-point the import, swap that loop, and I will approve it.
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In `@internal/imageinput/pdf_test.go`:
- Around line 391-405: Extend the PDF command test setup around LoadDocument so
command creation and the 30-second deadline are injectable, then add
cross-platform helper-process coverage for pdftotext timeout, oversized output,
pdfinfo oversized output, and command failures. Ensure the tests enable external
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disableExternalTools. Preserve TestResolvePageCountUsesPdfinfoWhenAvailable
while verifying bounded output and failed-command handling.
In `@internal/imageinput/pdf.go`:
- Around line 169-176: Update extractTextWithPoppler and LoadDocument to
distinguish an unavailable pdftotext executable from a command execution
failure. Return separate availability and failure status, emit a generic
extraction error without exposing tool stderr for command failures, and provide
platform-neutral Poppler installation guidance only when pdftotext is
unavailable; preserve successful extraction and page-rendering behavior across
Linux, macOS, and Windows.
- Line 305: Update the removed-fallback comment near LoadDocument to reflect the
shipped behavior: when pdftotext does not run and no images exist, LoadDocument
returns an explicit error. Remove the outdated claims that callers use a pure-Go
fallback and that absence is never an error.
- Around line 365-376: Update boundedBuffer.Write to set overflow based on the
retained buffer length exceeding buffer.limit, including when a single write
contains exactly limit+1 bytes; add a regression test covering that boundary and
asserting overflow is true.
In `@internal/tui/image_attach_test.go`:
- Around line 416-422: Add a TUI regression test for PDF extraction failure
using a deterministic PDF-magic fixture with a malformed body; assert the user
notice mentions pdftotext and both pendingDocuments and pendingImages remain
empty. Keep requirePopplerText unchanged for success-path tests.
In `@internal/tui/image_attach.go`:
- Around line 220-224: Update the documentation for handleDocumentAttach to
state that a LoadDocument error prevents the PDF from being staged, while
acknowledging that pdftotext extraction may fail but rendered doc.Images can
still be staged when rasterization succeeds.
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500-515: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a multi-write overflow case.
Both new cases deliver the bytes in one
Writecall.io.Copyuses a 32 KiB buffer and the source is 1024 bytes, so line 509 also produces a single write. The incremental path is untested: several writes that individually fit but together crosslimit, plus the guarantee thatonOverflowfires exactly once.buffer = newBoundedBuffer(16) calls := 0 buffer.onOverflow = func() { calls++ } for range 4 { _, _ = buffer.Write([]byte(strings.Repeat("m", 8))) } if !buffer.overflow || calls != 1 || buffer.Len() != 17 { t.Fatalf("incremental writes: overflow=%v calls=%d len=%d", buffer.overflow, calls, buffer.Len()) }As per coding guidelines, "Every behavior or security-boundary change needs a regression test, including the failure path."
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153-174: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd coverage for the bounded-output path of
extractTextWithPoppler.This test only exercises the execution-failure branch. The new security-relevant behavior is the other branch:
stdout.onOverflow = cancelkillspdftotext,cmd.Run()then returns an error, and the function must still reportpopplerTextExtractedwithoverflow == true.TestPDFOutputReadersAreBoundedcoversboundedBufferin isolation, so the wiring between the buffer, the cancel callback, and the status mapping is untested.Add a helper mode that writes more than
MaxDocumentTextBytesto stdout, and assert the extracted-with-overflow result.Two smaller notes on the helper:
- Gate the child with an environment variable instead of the trailing
--sentinel.os.Argsof the parent binary is set by thego testdriver, so a sentinel check is easier to break thanos.Getenv.- The child is a Go test binary, so it writes test framework output to stdout. That output lands in the bounded buffer. It is small today, but an explicit helper that controls its own stdout makes the overflow assertion deterministic.
As per coding guidelines, "Every behavior or security-boundary change needs a regression test, including the failure path."
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func TestExtractTextWithPopplerCancelsOnOverflow(t *testing.T) { originalLookup, originalCommand := popplerLookup, popplerCommandWithContext popplerLookup = func(name string) bool { return name == "pdftotext" } popplerCommandWithContext = func(ctx context.Context, _ string, _ ...string) *exec.Cmd { cmd := exec.CommandContext(ctx, os.Args[0], "-test.run=TestPDFCommandHelper") cmd.Env = append(os.Environ(), "ZERO_PDF_HELPER_MODE=flood") return cmd } t.Cleanup(func() { popplerLookup, popplerCommandWithContext = originalLookup, originalCommand }) result := extractTextWithPoppler(t.Context(), buildMinimalPDF("ignored")) if result.status != popplerTextExtracted || !result.overflow { t.Fatalf("result = %+v, want extracted with overflow", result) } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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internal/imageinput/pdf.go (2)
385-397: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRoute
pdfPageCountWithPopplerthrough the injection seams.
extractTextWithPopplerusespopplerLookupandpopplerCommandWithContext, so tests can drive it deterministically. This function callspopplerAvailableandexec.CommandContextdirectly. The boundedpdfinfooutput path and the overflow-returns-zero path therefore have no deterministic regression test on hosts without Poppler.Use the same seams here so the failure path can be tested on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
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- if !popplerAvailable("pdfinfo") { + if !popplerLookup("pdfinfo") { return 0 } - cmd := exec.CommandContext(ctx, "pdfinfo", "-") + cmd := popplerCommandWithContext(ctx, "pdfinfo", "-")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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169-207: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThe raster deadline is neither shared nor testable.
rasterTimeoutis a constant and the raster context is built fromcontext.Background(), so the render deadline is independent of the shared Poppler phase and cannot be shortened by a test.LoadDocumentwaits onrasterDonebefore it cancels, so a hanging renderer delays every vision attachment by the full 10 seconds with no regression test covering that bound.
internal/imageinput/pdf.go#L169-L207: deriverasterCtxfromctxinstead ofcontext.Background(), and adddefer cancel()after line 170.internal/imageinput/pdf_test.go#L517-L618: convertrasterTimeoutto a package-level variable next topopplerOperationTimeout, then add a case where the rasterizer blocks onctx.Done()and assertLoadDocumentreturns the extracted text with no images inside the shortened bound.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/tui/image_attach_test.go`:
- Around line 322-339: Update requirePopplerText so a failed cmd.Run invocation
calls t.Fatalf with the extraction error instead of t.Skip. Keep the existing
skip behavior when exec.LookPath cannot find pdftotext.
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In `@internal/imageinput/pdf_test.go`:
- Around line 500-515: Extend the boundedBuffer tests with an incremental
multi-write case where individually fitting writes collectively exceed the
limit. Verify boundedBuffer reports overflow, retains only limit+1 bytes, and
invokes onOverflow exactly once.
- Around line 153-174: Extend TestExtractTextWithPoppler coverage for the
bounded-output cancellation path by adding a separate overflow test that
configures popplerCommandWithContext to launch TestPDFCommandHelper in an
environment-controlled flood mode. Update TestPDFCommandHelper to emit more than
MaxDocumentTextBytes only in that mode, avoiding sentinel-based detection and
uncontrolled test output; assert extractTextWithPoppler returns
popplerTextExtracted with overflow set.
In `@internal/imageinput/pdf.go`:
- Around line 385-397: Update pdfPageCountWithPoppler to use the existing
popplerLookup and popplerCommandWithContext injection seams instead of calling
popplerAvailable and exec.CommandContext directly, while preserving bounded
output handling and returning zero on command failure or overflow.
- Around line 169-207: Share the Poppler operation context with rasterization
and ensure it is canceled on return. In internal/imageinput/pdf.go lines
169-207, derive rasterCtx from ctx and defer cancel immediately after creating
the operation context. In internal/imageinput/pdf_test.go lines 517-618, make
rasterTimeout package-configurable and add a blocking-rasterizer case that
verifies LoadDocument returns extracted text without images within the shortened
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389-395: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winCancel
pdfinfowhen its output overflows.
boundedBuffer.Writeretains only the limit plus one byte, but it reports a successful full write.os/execthen keeps drainingpdfinfooutput until the command exits or the shared deadline expires. Line 395 detects overflow too late to bound subprocess work.Create a child context for
pdfinfoand assign its cancel function toout.onOverflow. Add a helper-process test that writes past the limit and then blocks.Proposed fix
func pdfPageCountWithPoppler(ctx context.Context, data []byte) int { if !popplerLookup("pdfinfo") { return 0 } - cmd := popplerCommandWithContext(ctx, "pdfinfo", "-") + pageCtx, cancel := context.WithCancel(ctx) + defer cancel() + cmd := popplerCommandWithContext(pageCtx, "pdfinfo", "-") cmd.Stdin = bytes.NewReader(data) var out boundedBuffer out.limit = maxPDFInfoOutputBytes + out.onOverflow = cancel cmd.Stdout = &outAs per coding guidelines, “Every behavior or security-boundary change needs a regression test, including the failure path.”
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In `@internal/imageinput/pdf_test.go`:
- Around line 171-194: The overflow helper in TestPDFCommandHelper currently
exits immediately, so TestExtractTextWithPopplerCancelsOnOverflow does not
verify cancellation. Make the flood mode write beyond MaxDocumentTextBytes and
then block, and update TestExtractTextWithPopplerCancelsOnOverflow to assert
that extractTextWithPoppler returns promptly after the overflow callback cancels
the child process while preserving the existing extracted-overflow result
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In `@internal/imageinput/pdf.go`:
- Around line 389-395: Update the pdfinfo execution around
popplerCommandWithContext to create a child context, assign its cancellation
function to boundedBuffer.onOverflow, and cancel it on completion so output
overflow terminates the helper process immediately. Add a helper-process
regression test that writes beyond the configured limit and then blocks,
verifying the command is canceled rather than waiting for the deadline.
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| _, _ = os.Stdout.WriteString(strings.Repeat("x", MaxDocumentTextBytes+1024)) | ||
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| func TestExtractTextWithPopplerCancelsOnOverflow(t *testing.T) { | ||
| originalLookup, originalCommand := popplerLookup, popplerCommandWithContext | ||
| popplerLookup = func(name string) bool { return name == "pdftotext" } | ||
| popplerCommandWithContext = func(ctx context.Context, name string, args ...string) *exec.Cmd { | ||
| cmd := exec.CommandContext(ctx, os.Args[0], "-test.run=TestPDFCommandHelper") | ||
| cmd.Env = append(os.Environ(), "ZERO_PDF_HELPER_MODE=flood") | ||
| return cmd | ||
| } | ||
| t.Cleanup(func() { popplerLookup, popplerCommandWithContext = originalLookup, originalCommand }) | ||
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| result := extractTextWithPoppler(t.Context(), buildMinimalPDF("ignored")) | ||
| if result.status != popplerTextExtracted || !result.overflow { | ||
| t.Fatalf("result = %#v, want extracted overflow", result) | ||
| } |
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Make the overflow test prove process cancellation.
flood exits immediately after writing. This test passes even if stdout.onOverflow = cancel is removed.
Make the helper write past the limit and then block. Assert that extractTextWithPoppler returns promptly because the overflow callback cancels the child process.
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In `@internal/imageinput/pdf_test.go` around lines 171 - 194, The overflow helper
in TestPDFCommandHelper currently exits immediately, so
TestExtractTextWithPopplerCancelsOnOverflow does not verify cancellation. Make
the flood mode write beyond MaxDocumentTextBytes and then block, and update
TestExtractTextWithPopplerCancelsOnOverflow to assert that
extractTextWithPoppler returns promptly after the overflow callback cancels the
child process while preserving the existing extracted-overflow result checks.
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Context
This is the PDF-only work split from #927 at review request. The earlier
GO-2026-6115 advisory was withdrawn, so this PR does not claim a vulnerability
remediation.
The prior in-process fallback was removed deliberately: its
GetPlainTextimplementation fully decompresses and aggregates page text before a caller can
apply an output cap. That makes the advertised limit ineffective for hostile
PDFs. PDF text attachment therefore requires Poppler's
pdftotextonPATH.Change
github.com/ledongthuc/pdfrather than retain an unenforceably boundedfallback.
pdftotextstdout,pdfinfostdout, andpdftoppmdiagnostics; retaintruncation state at the 256 KiB text limit.
pdftotext, execution failure, and a successfully textlessPDF separately so guidance is accurate.
optional vision rasterization runs concurrently under its own 10-second
deadline, avoiding serial timeout multiplication.
/imagehelp;pdftoppmremains optional for vision page images, which can still attach when PDF text
extraction is unavailable or the document is textless.
staging/clearing, and submit behavior covered by focused tests.
Validation
go test -race ./internal/imageinput ./internal/tui -run 'Test(ExtractTextWithPoppler|LoadDocument|ImageCommand|SubmitPrependsDocumentTextThenClears)' -count=1make fmt-checkgo vet ./...make lint-staticgo run ./cmd/zero-release buildgo run ./cmd/zero-release smokemake vulncheckgit diff --checkgo test ./...was also run with a review-owned canonical temporary directory;the environment's broader listener-dependent tests did not complete reliably,
while the changed PDF/TUI test surface passed under
-race.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
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Documentation
/imageguidance with required and optional PDF support tools and fallback behavior.