feat(xtest): 2.1 GiB ZIP64 boundary coverage + chunky segment-defaulting (DSPX-4592) - #586
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds configurable payload-size testing, ZIP64 central-directory inspection, chunky cross-SDK roundtrips, and a nightly 2.1 GiB ZIP64 workflow. It also adds offline validation, forced SDK capability support, temporary-storage configuration, and related documentation. ChangesPayload and fixture preparation
ZIP inspection and validation
Chunky cross-SDK behavior
ZIP64 workflow execution
Documentation and specification
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new ZIP64 coverage can incorrectly fail known-broken reader combinations instead of recording them as expected failures, making nightly conformance results unreliable until the xfail handling is moved to setup-time or made imperative. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Zip64Workflow->>XTestPytest: Run medium ZIP64 test matrix
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DecryptSDK-->>XTestPytest: Return plaintext
XTestPytest-->>Zip64Workflow: Publish JUnit results and artifacts
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ZIP central-directory offsets and sizes are 32-bit unsigned on the wire. A reader that widens one with a signed read sees anything at or above 2**31 as negative; at or above 2**32 the format mandates the ZIP64 sentinel, so the 32-bit field never holds a real value. That leaves exactly one broken window, [2**31, 2**32), and nothing in this suite reached it -- --large is 5 GiB, which steps straight over. Adds: - sizes.py: the size vocabulary. small=128B, chunky=5MiB, medium=2254857830B (2.1 GiB, ~107MB inside the low edge), large=5GiB, plus the window predicates. Shrinking medium below 2**31 does not make the test cheaper, it makes it vacuous. - --sizes replaces the boolean --large, which survives as a warned deprecated alias for small,large. Plaintext above 16 MiB is generated in bulk (one 1 MiB pseudorandom block, rewritten with a patched block counter) instead of one formatted line per 16 bytes: 2.1 GiB in 0.5s rather than ~140M string formats. XT_TMP_DIR relocates the fixtures off the workspace volume. - zipinspect.py: a raw central-directory reader that keeps the 32-bit fields alongside the resolved values. zipfile normalises ZIP64 away, which is exactly the encoding under test. Lets a failure name the SDK at fault instead of reporting 'decrypt failed' an hour and 6 GiB of IO later. - test_zip64.py: the roundtrip cell, marked zip64 and deselected unless the session's sizes reach 2**31. Asserts an offset actually landed in the window rather than skipping, so a mis-sized payload fails instead of passing -- the vacuous green is the failure mode this exists to close. Writer conformance is checked before the reader xfail is applied, so a writer regression cannot hide behind a known reader bug. - tdfs.zip64_reader_xfail: xfail(strict=True) keyed on semver for java decryptors predating java-sdk#393. Strict, so the cell must flip to a hard failure when the fix ships and somebody deletes the predicate. - A nightly-only zip64 job in xtest.yml with its own 90m timeout, matrixed over the encrypting SDK, serial, with heap headroom for the java and js shims. Deliberately no --skip-released-pairs: a released java decryptor is the point. It parses its own junit XML and fails if no cell executed. - test_zip64_units.py (23 tests) on the offline PR gate in check.yml, so the nightly's verdict does not rest on an unverified parser. The first live run turned up a second, unrelated defect that the 128-byte suite could never have seen: web-sdk omits a segment's segmentSize and encryptedSegmentSize whenever they equal the manifest-level defaults -- legal, since segments/items has no required list -- and go and java deserialize them into primitive integers, so absent reads as 0 and the reader hashes an empty buffer into the GMAC check. Every web-sdk TDF over 1 MiB has been unreadable by both since 2022. Covered here rather than left to the nightly, because it needs 5 MiB, not 2.1 GiB: - tdfs.feature_type gains 'chunky', the reader-side capability of defaulting an absent per-segment size. js is hardcoded true; go and java fall through to `cli.sh supports chunky`, which every build to date answers no to, so it flips on its own when the fix advertises it. - tdfs.skip_chunky_skew gates on the container, not on the writer's name: it reads the manifest and only requires the capability if some segment actually elided its sizes. A skip rather than an xfail, since this one runs on the PR gate and needs no dated guess about which release carries the fix. - test_tdfs.test_chunky_roundtrip, on a 5 MiB chunky_pt_file fixture independent of --sizes -- adding chunky to the session's sizes would fan out all of test_tdfs and test_policytypes to buy one property. 5 MiB because segment defaults differ (web 1 MiB, go and java 2 MiB) and every writer must emit more than one default-sized segment; the len(segments) > 1 assertion fails loudly if that stops holding. Fixes tracked as DSPX-4589 finding 4 and DSPX-4590 finding 7. The chunky gate has a bootstrap problem: the `supports` case statements live in this repo, not in the SDK repos, and answer from a released version number. A build from an unmerged branch reports the last release and answers no -- so the cells skip for precisely the builds a fix needs to be evaluated against, and the run is green without having tested anything. XT_FORCE_SUPPORTS=chunky short-circuits SDK.supports for the named features, plumbed to CI as a force-supports workflow input set workflow-scoped so every pytest step inherits it (empty on pull_request and schedule, so the PR gate and the nightlies are untouched). An unrecognised feature name raises rather than being ignored: the override exists to turn a skip into a real result, so a typo that quietly left the skip in place would be indistinguishable from a clean run. This is a stopgap. The durable fix is a behavioral probe -- the defaulting bug needs only a manifest that omits the keys, not a 1 MiB payload, so a few-KB golden TDF would answer `supports chunky` honestly, at the cost of making supports() require a live KAS the way test_legacy already does.
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In `@xtest/zipinspect.py`:
- Around line 258-280: Update assert_zip64_above_4gib to validate
compressed_size independently when it is at least ZIP64_WINDOW_HIGH. Require the
compressed 32-bit field to contain the ZIP64 sentinel and the ZIP64 extra data
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In `@xtest/conftest.py`:
- Around line 609-610: Move the pt_file and chunky_pt_file fixtures plus their
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| def assert_zip64_above_4gib(entries: list[CentralDirectoryEntry]) -> None: | ||
| """Every value at or above 2**32 must use the ZIP64 sentinel plus extra field. | ||
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| Unlike the 2-4 GiB band, there is no latitude here: a 32-bit field | ||
| physically cannot hold the value, so a writer that does not emit the | ||
| sentinel has produced a container whose stated offsets are wrong. | ||
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| if e.local_header_offset >= ZIP64_WINDOW_HIGH: | ||
| assert e.uses_zip64_for_offset and e.has_zip64_extra, ( | ||
| f"entry {e.name!r} is at offset {e.local_header_offset}, at or " | ||
| f"above 2**32, but its 32-bit field holds " | ||
| f"{e.raw_local_header_offset} rather than the ZIP64 sentinel\n" | ||
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| if e.uncompressed_size >= ZIP64_WINDOW_HIGH: | ||
| assert e.uses_zip64_for_sizes and e.has_zip64_extra, ( | ||
| f"entry {e.name!r} is {e.uncompressed_size} bytes, at or above " | ||
| f"2**32, but its 32-bit size field holds " | ||
| f"{e.raw_uncompressed_size} rather than the ZIP64 sentinel\n" | ||
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Validate the compressed-size ZIP64 field independently. When --sizes large is selected, the 5 GiB payload can produce a 0.payload entry with a compressed size at or above 2**32. uses_zip64_for_sizes also returns true when only the uncompressed field uses the sentinel, so this check can accept a large compressed member without the compressed-size sentinel and ZIP64 extra value. Require the compressed field to use its sentinel and resolved ZIP64 value, as required by the ZIP contract.
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to validate compressed_size independently when it is at least ZIP64_WINDOW_HIGH.
Require the compressed 32-bit field to contain the ZIP64 sentinel and the ZIP64
extra data to resolve to the compressed size, rather than relying on
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In `@xtest/test_zip64.py`:
- Line 124: Move the xfail decision for
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| if zipinspect.entries_with_raw_values_in_window(entries): | ||
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In pytest, adding pytest.mark.xfail(strict=True) dynamically during the test execution's setup phase using request.node.add_marker does not behave identically to applying the marker declaratively at collection time [1]. When you apply pytest.mark.xfail(strict=True) via request.node.add_marker within a fixture or setup function, pytest's internal logic for evaluating xfail marks—which occurs primarily during the setup phase of the test item—may have already processed or bypassed the standard evaluation flow for that specific item [2][3]. Consequently, the strict enforcement (where an unexpected pass leads to a test suite failure) might not be triggered as expected because the marker was added after the initial evaluate_xfail_marks check [2][3]. Key considerations include: 1. Marker Evaluation Timing: The pytest_runtest_setup hook evaluates xfail marks to determine if a test should be skipped (if run=False) or marked for xfail outcomes [2]. Adding a marker dynamically inside a test's execution phase (e.g., inside a fixture) happens after this hook has already run, meaning the dynamic marker may not be respected by the core reporting logic that decides whether an XPASS should result in a failure [4][1]. 2. Imperative Alternative: If you need to trigger an xfail state during the setup or execution phase based on dynamic conditions, it is standard practice to use pytest.xfail(reason="...") [5][6][7]. Unlike the marker, this is an imperative call that raises an internal exception to immediately stop execution and mark the test as XFAIL [7][8]. However, note that pytest.xfail() does not support the strict=True behavior, as it bypasses the standard outcome evaluation logic [1]. 3. Workarounds: If strict enforcement is required for dynamic conditions, you may need to use pytest_collection_modifyitems to apply the marker before the test execution phase begins [9]. This hook allows you to inspect test parameters or other data and add markers to the nodes before they are executed, ensuring that the strict=True logic is correctly picked up by pytest during the setup evaluation [9][2].
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- 1: https://pypi.org/project/pytest-runtime-xfail/
- 2: https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/blob/90465694/src/_pytest/skipping.py
- 3: https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/blob/8b3550c6/src/_pytest/skipping.py
- 4: GitHub issue 11847 in pytest-dev/pytest (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: https://docs.pytest.org/en/stable/reference/reference.html
- 6: https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/blob/8b3550c6/src/_pytest/outcomes.py
- 7: https://docs.pytest.org/en/latest/how-to/skipping.html
- 8: https://docs.pytest.org/en/8.3.x/how-to/skipping.html
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Move the xfail marker to pytest's setup phase to ensure failures are reported as expected.
Line 124 adds the xfail marker during test execution, but pytest evaluates xfail markers during the setup phase, which runs before any test code executes. A decrypt failure at line 128 is therefore reported as FAILED, not XFAIL.
Perform the check for entries_with_raw_values_in_window(entries) and zip64_reader_xfail(decrypt_sdk) in pytest_collection_modifyitems or a fixture that executes during setup. Alternatively, catch the known reader failure after line 128 and call pytest.xfail() to mark the cell as expected to fail, then explicitly fail if the decrypt succeeds to retain strict XPASS behavior.
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In `@xtest/test_zip64.py` at line 124, Move the xfail decision for
entries_with_raw_values_in_window(entries) and zip64_reader_xfail(decrypt_sdk)
out of test execution and into pytest_collection_modifyitems or a setup-phase
fixture so pytest applies it before the test runs; alternatively, catch the
known decrypt failure after the decrypt call and invoke pytest.xfail(), while
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Closes DSPX-4592.
Why
ZIP central-directory offsets and sizes are 32-bit unsigned on the wire. A reader that widens one with a signed read sees anything
>= 2**31as negative; at or above2**32the format mandates the ZIP64 sentinel, so the 32-bit field never holds a real value. That leaves exactly one broken window —[2**31, 2**32)— and nothing in this suite reached it.--largeis 5 GiB, which steps straight over.Three sibling tickets track defects in that window. This PR is the shared cross-SDK coverage that demonstrates them.
What lands
The 2.1 GiB boundary (nightly)
xtest/sizes.py— the size vocabulary:small128 B,chunky5 MiB,medium2 254 857 830 B (2.1 GiB, ~107 MB inside the low edge),large5 GiB, plus the window predicates. Shrinkingmediumbelow2**31does not make the test cheaper, it makes it vacuous — the module says so.--sizesreplaces the boolean--large, which survives as a warned deprecated alias forsmall,large. Plaintext above 16 MiB is generated in bulk (one 1 MiB pseudorandom block rewritten with a patched block counter) instead of one formatted line per 16 bytes: 2.1 GiB in 0.5 s rather than ~140M string formats.XT_TMP_DIRrelocates fixtures off the workspace volume.xtest/zipinspect.py— a raw central-directory reader that keeps the 32-bit fields alongside the resolved values.zipfilenormalises ZIP64 away, which is exactly the encoding under test. Lets a failure name the SDK at fault instead of reporting "decrypt failed" an hour and 6 GiB of IO later.xtest/test_zip64.py— the roundtrip cell, markedzip64and deselected (not skipped) unless the session's sizes reach2**31. It asserts an offset actually landed in the window, so a mis-sized payload fails rather than passes. The vacuous green is the failure mode this exists to close. Writer conformance is checked before the reader xfail is applied, so a writer regression cannot hide behind a known reader bug.tdfs.zip64_reader_xfail—xfail(strict=True)keyed on semver for java decryptors predating java-sdk#393. Strict, so the cell must flip to a hard failure when the fix ships and somebody deletes the predicate.zip64job inxtest.yml: own 90 m timeout, matrixed over the encrypting SDK, serial, heap headroom for the java and js shims. Deliberately no--skip-released-pairs— a released java decryptor is the point. It parses its own junit XML and fails if no cell executed.xtest/test_zip64_units.py(23 tests) on the offline PR gate incheck.yml, so the nightly's verdict does not rest on an unverified parser.The 5 MiB segment-defaulting bug (PR gate)
The first live run turned up a second, unrelated defect the 128-byte suite could never have seen. web-sdk omits a segment's
segmentSize/encryptedSegmentSizewhenever they equal the manifest-level defaults — legal, sincesegments/itemshas norequiredlist — and go and java deserialize them into primitive integers, so absent reads as0and the reader hashes an empty buffer into the GMAC check. Every web-sdk TDF over 1 MiB has been unreadable by both since 2022. Covered here rather than left to the nightly, because it needs 5 MiB, not 2.1 GiB:tdfs.feature_typegainschunky, the reader-side capability of defaulting an absent per-segment size.jsis hardcoded true; go and java fall through tocli.sh supports chunky.tdfs.skip_chunky_skewgates on the container, not the writer's name: it reads the manifest and only requires the capability if some segment actually elided its sizes.test_tdfs.test_chunky_roundtripon a 5 MiBchunky_pt_filefixture independent of--sizes— addingchunkyto the session sizes would fan out all oftest_tdfsandtest_policytypesto buy one property. 5 MiB because segment defaults differ (web 1 MiB, go and java 2 MiB) and every writer must emit more than one default-sized segment; alen(segments) > 1assertion fails loudly if that stops holding.XT_FORCE_SUPPORTS/force-supportsdispatch inputThe
chunkygate has a bootstrap problem: thesupportscase statements live in this repo, not in the SDK repos, and answer from a released version number. A build from an unmerged branch reports the last release and answers "no" — so the cells skip for precisely the builds a fix needs to be evaluated against, and the run is green without having tested anything.XT_FORCE_SUPPORTS=chunkyshort-circuitsSDK.supportsfor the named features:otdf-sdk-mgr install tip --ref pr:396 java XT_FORCE_SUPPORTS=chunky uv run pytest test_tdfs.py --sdks "js java" -vPlumbed to CI as a
force-supportsworkflow input, set workflow-scoped so every pytest step inherits it. Empty onpull_requestandschedule(no inputs), so the PR gate and the nightlies are untouched. An unrecognised feature name raises rather than being ignored — the override exists to turn a skip into a real result, so a typo that quietly left the skip in place would be indistinguishable from a clean run.This is a stopgap. The durable fix is a behavioral probe: the defaulting bug needs only a manifest that omits the keys, not a 1 MiB payload, so a few-KB golden TDF would let
supports chunkyanswer honestly — at the cost of makingsupports()require a live KAS the waytest_legacyalready does.Sibling PRs
readUnsignedInt,needsZip64, segment-size defaultingresolveSegmentSizes,LoadTDFpayload size. Supersedes #3967, which this replaces: #3979 is the same fix rebased onto #3933 (dspx-2604-04-readat), which rewrites the same ~90 lines ofReader.ReadAt. Verified working — see below.Evidence the
chunkycell discriminatesRun 33880350101 — one platform service, one
js@main5 MiB ciphertext, four decryptors:test_chunky_roundtripjs@main→go@DSPX-4590-zip64-conformance-v2(#3979)js@main→go@mainsplitKey.GetSignaturefailed: fail to create gmac signaturejs@main→java@mainjs@main→js@mainTwo go binaries differing only in the SDK branch, same container, opposite outcomes. Without
force-supports: chunkyevery one of those cells skips and the run is green.Caveat on driving this workflow:
platform-refswaps the platform service, not the go SDK. Go source builds come from the platform monorepo but are keyed on the go tag, and the otdfctl-reuse path only engages when the go tag's SHA matches the platform checkout's — so pointingplatform-refat a branch silently falls back to a freshplatform-src/maincheckout and compiles main's SDK. Useotdfctl-refto select the go SDK under test.Follow-ups (not in this PR)
exit 1in thechunky)case ofxtest/sdk/{go,java}/cli.shwith real version gates, and drop the need forXT_FORCE_SUPPORTS.zip64_reader_xfailonce the first nightly reports which cells actually fail.Verification
ruff check/ruff format/pyrightclean fromxtest/.test_zip64_units.py— 23 passed.actionlintonxtest.ymlreports 14 shellcheck info findings, identical to the count onmain(all pre-existing SC2086 on untouchedskip_flag=$(...)lines).Draft: the
zip64job has not had a liveworkflow_dispatchrun yet. Doing that against this branch is the last gate before marking ready.Summary by CodeRabbit
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