fix[PdfHighlight]: broken ui issues in safari #28
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frontend/src/components/ChatReferenceDrawer.tsx (1)
29-31: Fix indentation for better readabilityThe error logging block seems to be incorrectly indented. To improve code readability and maintain consistent style, please adjust the indentation.
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if (isOpen) { file_url = project_id && filename ? `${BASE_STORAGE_URL}/${project_id}/${filename}` : null; - if (!filename) { - console.error("Filename is required to display the reference"); - } + if (!filename) { + console.error("Filename is required to display the reference"); + } }frontend/src/ee/components/HighlightPdfViewer.tsx (1)
41-57: LGTM! Consider adding a version check for the polyfill.The changes look good and improve compatibility:
- The
Promise.withResolverspolyfill ensures the method is available across different environments.- The update to
pdfjs.GlobalWorkerOptions.workerSrcimproves module compatibility.Consider adding a version check before applying the polyfill:
if (typeof Promise.withResolvers === "undefined") { if (!Promise.prototype.hasOwnProperty('withResolvers')) { // Apply the polyfill } }This ensures we don't override any native implementations in future browser versions.
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frontend/src/components/ChatReferenceDrawer.tsx (1)
23-31: Improved performance and logical structure. LGTM!The changes enhance the component's efficiency by:
- Calculating
file_urlonly when the drawer is open.- Logging errors for missing
filenameonly when relevant.This optimization is particularly beneficial in scenarios with numerous chat references.
frontend/src/components/ui/ChatBubble.tsx (1)
134-136: Simplified markdown rendering: Verify impact and browser compatibilityThe removal of
remarkPluginsfrom theReactMarkdowncomponent simplifies the markdown rendering process. However, this change might affect the rendering of GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) features such as tables, task lists, or autolinks.
- Could you please clarify the reason for removing GFM support? Is this related to the "broken ui issues in safari" mentioned in the PR title?
- Have you verified that all required markdown features are still rendering correctly without the
remarkGfmplugin?- Please ensure to test the markdown rendering across different browsers, especially Safari, to confirm that this change resolves the reported UI issues without introducing new problems.
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frontend/src/ee/components/HighlightPdfViewer.tsx (1)
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1-457: Overall, these changes enhance compatibility without altering core functionality.The modifications to the
HighlightPdfViewercomponent focus on improving compatibility and modernizing the PDF.js worker loading process. These changes:
- Ensure
Promise.withResolversis available across different environments.- Update the PDF.js worker source to use ES modules, potentially improving performance and compatibility with modern bundlers.
The core functionality of PDF rendering and highlighting remains intact, with these changes likely improving the component's robustness across different environments.
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15-23: LGTM! Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this Webpack configuration.The added
webpackfunction correctly modifies the Webpack configuration to handle.mjsfiles while excludingpdf.worker.min.mjs. This change is likely addressing module processing issues, particularly for PDF-related functionality, which aligns with the PR's objective of fixing UI issues in Safari.To improve code maintainability, consider adding a brief comment explaining why this configuration is necessary. For example:
webpack(config) { // Handle .mjs files correctly while excluding pdf.worker.min.mjs // This fixes module processing issues, particularly for PDF functionality in Safari config.module.rules.push({ // ... (rest of the configuration) }); return config; },backend/app/processing/process_queue.py (3)
139-141: Clarify exception message when no process steps are foundCurrently, if
process_stepsis empty, the code raises an exception with the message"No process found!":if not process_steps: raise Exception("No process found!")This might be misleading because the process exists, but there are no associated process steps. This exception message could be clearer.
Suggested Improvement:
Update the exception message to more accurately reflect the situation:
if not process_steps: - raise Exception("No process found!") + raise Exception("No process steps found for the given process ID!")
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148-165: Potential threading issues with shared mutable data structuresThe lists
summariesandfailed_docsare being shared and modified across multiple threads without any synchronization:failed_docs = [] summaries = [] with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=3) as executor: futures = [ executor.submit( process_step_task, process.id, process_step.id, summaries, failed_docs, api_key, ) for process_step in ready_process_steps ]Within
process_step_task, these lists are modified:
summaries.append(data["summary"])failed_docs.append(process_step.asset.id)Modifying shared mutable objects across threads without synchronization can lead to race conditions and inconsistent state.
Suggested Fix:
Use thread-safe data structures or synchronization mechanisms. Here are two possible approaches:
Option 1: Use Thread-Safe Queues
from queue import Queue failed_docs = Queue() summaries = Queue() # Modify `process_step_task` to work with Queues def process_step_task(..., summaries_queue, failed_docs_queue, ...): ... summaries_queue.put(data["summary"]) ... failed_docs_queue.put(process_step.asset.id)Option 2: Use Locks to Synchronize Access
from threading import Lock failed_docs_lock = Lock() summaries_lock = Lock() failed_docs = [] summaries = [] def process_step_task(..., summaries_lock, failed_docs_lock, ...): ... with summaries_lock: summaries.append(data["summary"]) ... with failed_docs_lock: failed_docs.append(process_step.asset.id)You'll need to pass the locks to the
process_step_taskfunction and ensure that all access to the shared lists is properly synchronized.
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Exception messages are being stored directly in the database, which could expose sensitive information. Consider sanitizing exception messages before storage or logging only non-sensitive summaries.
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215-216: Potential sensitive data exposure in exception messagesStoring raw exception messages in the database could expose sensitive information if the exceptions contain confidential data:
process.message = str(e)Ensure that the exception messages do not include sensitive information before storing them. Consider sanitizing the messages or logging only non-sensitive summaries.
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1-1: Consider keeping the type annotation fornextConfigThe AI summary mentions that the type annotation for
nextConfighas been removed. While this isn't visible in the provided code snippet, it's worth addressing./** @type {import('next').NextConfig} */Keeping this type annotation can be beneficial for the following reasons:
- It provides better type checking and autocompletion in TypeScript-aware editors.
- It helps catch potential configuration errors early in the development process.
- It serves as documentation for other developers working on the project.
Unless there's a specific reason for removing it, consider adding the type annotation back.
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14-20: LGTM: Web Worker support addedThe addition of the webpack configuration to handle
.worker.jsfiles is a good improvement. This change allows the application to use Web Workers, which can significantly enhance performance by offloading heavy computations from the main thread.A few points to consider:
- Ensure that the
worker-loaderpackage is added to the project dependencies.- Be aware that this configuration will increase the bundle size slightly, as it includes the worker-loader.
- Make sure to test the Web Worker functionality across different browsers to ensure compatibility.
* fix: broken ui issues in safari * fix[pdfHighlight]: build and pdf highlight issues resolved * fix: build issues on github * fix: build issues * fix: build issues
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New Features
ChatReferenceDrawerto conditionally determine thefile_urlbased on the drawer's open state.HighlightPdfViewerfor better compatibility with environments lackingPromise.withResolvers.Improvements
ChatBubbleandMessageWithReferencesby removing GitHub Flavored Markdown support.HighlightPdfViewerfor improved accuracy based on device pixel ratio.Bug Fixes
ChatReferenceDrawerto only log when the drawer is open.