[Refactor] Implement BundleReader with strict validation (#974) - #1014
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Hello @kanhaiya-dct Thanks for the work to break down the PRs and the contribution. But it looks like all four PRs have failed on the community CI. For those community CIs, you should be able to access the log directly on your end. Can you help to push those PRs through the community CI first? After that, I can help you to run an internal CI. Looking forward to merging in this batch of contributions! |
Yes @yifeif-nv, absolutely. I’ll work on all four PRs and make sure they pass the Community CI without any failures by tomorrow. I’ll check the logs carefully and fix the issues accordingly. Thank you for your guidance and support, sir. I really appreciate it! |
Hi @yifeif-nv, I’ve carefully identified the issues from the logs and fixed all the PRs. Could you please review them once and run the internal CI as well? Here are the PR links: Thank you! |
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PR #1014 is failing the legal header check. The newly added file tests/python/test_bundle_reader.py is missing the required SPDX SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. All rights reserved. Please add the header or run: python tools/legal_headers.py --fix All subsequent source-quality, runtime, unit, and model jobs were skipped. The Combined Report and Private Verdict failures are only cascading failures. |
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Thanks for the update. The remaining known blocker is the missing SPDX header in tests/python/test_bundle_reader.py. Please add the required header, rebase onto the current main branch, and push the updated head so CI can run again. After that we'll be triggering CI for this |
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📝 SummarySummaryAdds a test-local Adds SPDX headers to test files. Updates the architecture test to include the new bundle reader test file. Architecture impactPASS: Review findings: Severity counts are unavailable because no current review findings were supplied. HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED: Confirm that no external tooling or tests import the former shared WalkthroughAdds a local ChangesBundle reader
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Refactor Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new malformed-bundle test helper accepts or mishandles several invalid schemas, leaving gaps in the added validation coverage. Production uses the runtime reader with these checks, so this is bounded but should be corrected. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 8 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@python/tensorrt_model_connect/bundle_writer.py`:
- Line 449: Update the bundle reader initialization around self.sections so it
no longer aliases header["sections"]: validate and normalize each section into
immutable (offset, size) records stored in a private mapping, and expose
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- Line 463: Update the section-range validation around offset and size to reject
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- Line 442: Validate the result assigned to self.header after json.loads in the
bundle header parsing flow, and raise ValueError when it is not a dictionary
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Reject non-object JSON headers.
If the header is ["sections"], Line 444 succeeds and Line 446 raises TypeError from list indexing. Reject every non-dictionary decoded header with ValueError before accessing "sections".
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self.header = json.loads(header_str, object_pairs_hook=dict_raise_on_duplicates)
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| self.header = json.loads(header_str, object_pairs_hook=dict_raise_on_duplicates) | |
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In `@python/tensorrt_model_connect/bundle_writer.py` at line 442, Validate the
result assigned to self.header after json.loads in the bundle header parsing
flow, and raise ValueError when it is not a dictionary before accessing the
"sections" key. Preserve the existing dict_raise_on_duplicates behavior for
valid object headers.
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Keep validated section ranges private.
self.sections aliases the public self.header["sections"] dictionary. A caller can change reader.header["sections"]["config"]["size"] after construction, and read_section will use that unvalidated value. Store normalized (offset, size) records in a private immutable mapping, and expose a defensive read-only header view.
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In `@python/tensorrt_model_connect/bundle_writer.py` at line 449, Update the
bundle reader initialization around self.sections so it no longer aliases
header["sections"]: validate and normalize each section into immutable (offset,
size) records stored in a private mapping, and expose self.header through a
defensive read-only view so callers cannot mutate section ranges used by
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Reject Boolean section ranges.
bool is a subclass of int. A JSON value of true passes this check and becomes offset or size 1, so a malformed header can pass validation and read an unintended byte range. Require type(offset) is int and type(size) is int, or explicitly reject bool.
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In `@python/tensorrt_model_connect/bundle_writer.py` at line 463, Update the
section-range validation around offset and size to reject booleans as well as
non-integer values, using exact integer-type checks or an equivalent explicit
bool exclusion before reading the byte range.
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Hi @kanhaiya-dct Sorry for the inconvenience. We are currently trying to stabilize the CI, and it should be back online in the next day or so. We've learned that directly adding stuff on the main CI is too easy to break. Going forward, once we get the CI recovered, we will be employing a development branch plus canary rollout-based solution, so we should see less CI breakage in the near future. I will keep you posted. |
Thanks for the update! No worries at all. I really appreciate you working on this and keeping me posted. I’ll wait for the CI to be back online and look forward to the new setup. 👍 |
Sounds good. To enable the community user to contribute is our highest priority, so please stay tuned. Once we get this figured out, we'll let you know. |
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- Line 501: Update read_bundle_section so the read result is validated against
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In `@tests/python/test_bundle_reader.py`:
- Line 93: Update the import in test_bundle_reader.py so BundleReader is
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In `@tools/tests/test_bundle_reader.py`:
- Around line 23-24: Update the test_valid_bundle fixture’s section metadata
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Use the canonical section-table field name.
BundleWriter writes {"offset": ..., "length": ...} for every section. This fixture uses size, so test_valid_bundle does not verify that BundleReader can read writer-produced bundles. A reader that accepts this fixture can still reject every canonical bundle.
Change the valid fixture to use length. Align the malformed-field tests and BundleReader schema with the same format contract.
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In `@tools/tests/test_bundle_reader.py` around lines 23 - 24, Update the
test_valid_bundle fixture’s section metadata from size to the canonical length
field used by BundleWriter. Align malformed-field test cases and the
BundleReader schema validation with length consistently, preserving the existing
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In `@core/builder/tensorrt_model_connect/bundle_writer.py`:
- Around line 215-217: In the bundle header parsing and section-processing flow,
validate that the decoded header is a dictionary before checking or accessing
fields, and validate each section entry is a dictionary before calling get.
Enforce offsets and lengths with an exact integer-type check that rejects
booleans while accepting integers, preserving the existing validation behavior
for other invalid values.
- Around line 206-209: Update the bundle header reading logic to validate that
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Reject truncated bundle headers.
If f.read(8) returns fewer than 8 bytes, struct.unpack raises struct.error. If f.read(header_size) returns shorter valid JSON, the parser accepts it and stores a negative _data_size. Validate both read lengths and raise ValueError for truncated input.
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In `@core/builder/tensorrt_model_connect/bundle_writer.py` around lines 206 - 209,
Update the bundle header reading logic to validate that the initial read returns
all 8 bytes before unpacking, and that the subsequent header read returns
exactly header_size bytes. Raise ValueError for either truncated read, while
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It seems that ... after #1093, the shared Python consumers originally described in #974 are no longer present, so this BundleReader currently has no concrete shared-tooling consumer? Do we still need this feature? Or should it be treated as a candidate tool? @yifeif-nv |
Hi @chaofengw-nv , great question. While it's true that #1093 isolated the model families and eliminated cross-family Python consumers, we still need BundleReader in the core shared infrastructure for a few key reasons: Format Validation & Testing: BundleReader serves as the primary validator for BundleWriter. Our core tests (e.g., test_bundle_reader.py) rely on it to guarantee that the bundles being written comply with the strict binary format (magic bytes, correct JSON offset/length). |
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Hi @kanhaiya-dct this bunder reader seems to be only applicable from the testing perspective. Can you implement in the test file instead of in the shared core. I think that will be better aligned with the repo structure |
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In `@core/builder/tests/test_bundle_reader.py`:
- Line 34: Update the bundle reader’s header and payload reads to require
exactly 8 bytes for the packed header and exactly header_size bytes for the JSON
document before unpacking or parsing; raise ValueError for either truncated
read, preserving rejection of incomplete bundles and preventing negative
_data_size acceptance.
- Line 59: Update the type validation for offset and length in the bundle reader
test path to require the exact int type, rejecting booleans decoded by
json.loads while preserving rejection of non-integer values.
- Line 49: Update the bundle reader validation around the top-level header
membership check and section-entry field access: verify the parsed JSON is an
object before using membership operations, and verify each section entry is an
object before calling entry.get(). Raise ValueError for non-object top-level
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Reject incomplete header reads.
f.read(8) can return fewer than eight bytes and cause struct.unpack to raise struct.error instead of ValueError.
f.read(header_size) can return a shorter valid JSON document. With an empty sections object, the reader can accept the bundle with a negative _data_size.
Require both reads to return their exact declared lengths.
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- (header_size,) = struct.unpack("<Q", f.read(8))
+ header_size_bytes = f.read(8)
+ if len(header_size_bytes) != 8:
+ raise ValueError("bundle header size is truncated")
+ (header_size,) = struct.unpack("<Q", header_size_bytes)
if header_size > _MAX_HEADER_SIZE:
raise ValueError("bundle header exceeds the 100 MiB runtime limit")
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In `@core/builder/tests/test_bundle_reader.py` at line 34, Update the bundle
reader’s header and payload reads to require exactly 8 bytes for the packed
header and exactly header_size bytes for the JSON document before unpacking or
parsing; raise ValueError for either truncated read, preserving rejection of
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate JSON object shapes before field access.
If the top-level JSON value is a number, boolean, or null, the membership check raises TypeError instead of ValueError. If a section entry is null, a list, or another non-object value, entry.get() raises AttributeError. Add shape checks so malformed schemas use ValueError and the strict-validation tests cover these cases.
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+ if not isinstance(header, dict):
+ raise ValueError("bundle header must be a JSON object")
if "sections" not in header:
raise ValueError("bundle header missing 'sections' key")
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sections: dict[str, tuple[int, int]] = {}
for name, entry in raw_sections.items():
+ if not isinstance(entry, dict):
+ raise ValueError(f"section {name!r}: metadata must be a JSON object")
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In `@core/builder/tests/test_bundle_reader.py` at line 49, Update the bundle
reader validation around the top-level header membership check and section-entry
field access: verify the parsed JSON is an object before using membership
operations, and verify each section entry is an object before calling
entry.get(). Raise ValueError for non-object top-level values or entries, and
extend the strict-validation tests to cover null, numeric, boolean, list, and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject booleans as offsets and lengths.
json.loads decodes true as bool, and Python treats bool as a subclass of int. The current check therefore accepts true and uses it as 1, although the runtime require_uint64 contract rejects booleans for these fields. Current malformed-input tests cover string values but not this schema-invalid case.
Require the exact int type.
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In `@core/builder/tests/test_bundle_reader.py` at line 59, Update the type
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Background
Testing utilities (
BundleReader) were located inside the shared core modulebundle_writer.py. To maintain strict shared-core neutrality, this utility needs to be relocated to the test module where it belongs.Exit Criteria
BundleReaderis removed frombundle_writer.py.BundleReaderis added totest_bundle_reader.py.Implementation
Removed
BundleReaderand its helper_detect_duplicate_keysfromcore/builder/tensorrt_model_connect/bundle_writer.pyand moved them tocore/builder/tests/test_bundle_reader.py. Updated test imports accordingly.Change categories
Validation
Commands and Results
python -m pytest core/builder/tests/test_bundle_reader.py: PASSPre-commit hooks successfully passed, ensuring formatting and quality compliance.
Hardware, Environment, and Revisions
Tested on the latest
feature/974-bundle-readerbranch revision. Environment independent since this is purely a Python code relocation of test mock classes.Not Run / Remaining Gaps
None: This change merely relocates a test utility class to another file without modifying runtime behaviors, so the current test suite provides complete coverage.
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Notes For Future Readers
Moving this test code out of the shared core strictly enforces the dependency and runtime boundaries set in #1093.
Risk level
Risk rationale: Purely a structural relocation of testing utilities without modifying public runtime API.