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LCORE-4621: Max response request size customization

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    • Added the optional responses_request_max_size setting to customization options. It defaults to 65,536 characters and limits the serialized request body size for Responses requests.

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Walkthrough

Customization adds responses_request_max_size, defaulting to RESPONSES_REQUEST_MAX_SIZE. The API documentation describes the setting, and unit tests check its default and an explicitly supplied value.

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Responses request size setting

Layer / File(s) Summary
Add the request size setting
src/models/config.py, docs/devel_doc/openapi.json, docs/models/successful_responses.json, docs/models/successful_responses.md, tests/unit/models/config/test_customization.py
Customization adds responses_request_max_size with the default from RESPONSES_REQUEST_MAX_SIZE. The documentation describes the maximum character length for serialized /v1/response request bodies. Tests check the default and an explicit value of 42.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~8 minutes

Change: Feature

Suggested reviewers: jdubrick

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 53f4d

The new responses_request_max_size setting is documented and configurable, but it currently does not change the limit applied to HTTP requests. A negative value would also be accepted and would reject every request. Wire the setting into request validation and constrain its range before merging.

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Title check Passed The title clearly identifies the main change: adding customization for the maximum response request size. It is concise and specific.
Docstring Coverage Passed Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 4 functions across 2 files. (4 skipped: 4 …
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Performance And Algorithmic Complexity Passed PASS. The pull request adds one scalar Customization.responses_request_max_size field, updates generated documentation, and adds unit assertions. The changed code adds no loops, API or database call…
Security And Secret Handling Passed PASSED. The pull request changes only the Customization configuration model, documentation, and unit tests. It adds an integer size limit and does not add secrets, plaintext token logging, API endpo…
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PASS. The pull request adds one scalar Customization.responses_request_max_size field, updates generated documentation, and adds unit assertions. The changed code adds no loops, API or database calls, repeated JSON parsing, caches, buffers, or list operations. The existing request-size serialization check remains unchanged; the pull request only supplies its configurable limit.

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PASSED. The pull request changes only the Customization configuration model, documentation, and unit tests. It adds an integer size limit and does not add secrets, plaintext token logging, API endpoints, authorization changes, injection sinks, sensitive response/log output, or Kubernetes Secret resources.

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🟡 Minor · Reject negative responses_request_max_size values. · openapi.json:1454-1457

docs/devel_doc/openapi.json:1454-1457
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Reject negative responses_request_max_size values.

Customization.responses_request_max_size is an unconstrained integer. A negative value reaches the request validator, where every serialized request satisfies len(serialized) > max_size and is rejected. Add the same non-negative constraint to the model and OpenAPI schema.

Suggested fix
 responses_request_max_size: int = Field(
     default=constants.RESPONSES_REQUEST_MAX_SIZE,
+    ge=0,
     title="Maximum character length for the serialized responses request body",
 "responses_request_max_size": {
     "type": "integer",
+    "minimum": 0,
     "title": "Maximum character length for the serialized responses request body",
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Review comment at @docs/devel_doc/openapi.json around lines 1454 - 1457:
Constrain Customization.responses_request_max_size to non-negative integers in
both the model field and its OpenAPI schema, adding the equivalent of a zero
lower bound to each so negative values are rejected consistently.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @src/models/config.py:
- Around line 1969-1970: Correct the description for the maximum serialized
request-body length to name the `/v1/responses` endpoint, removing the
duplicated and incorrect path text.
- Around line 1966-1967: Update the FastAPI request-validation flow for
ResponsesRequest so responses_endpoint_handler passes
configuration.customization.responses_request_max_size through
ValidationInfo.context, ensuring HTTP validation uses the configured limit
instead of the fallback value.

Review comments at @tests/unit/models/config/test_customization.py:
- Around line 62-75: In test_service_customization_max_response_request_size,
change the comment in the default-value subtest to state that the default is
expected when no value is specified. Add a positive-value constraint to
Customization’s responses_request_max_size field and test that zero or a
negative value is rejected.

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Review comments at @docs/devel_doc/openapi.json:
- Around line 1454-1457: Constrain Customization.responses_request_max_size to
non-negative integers in both the model field and its OpenAPI schema, adding the
equivalent of a zero lower bound to each so negative values are rejected
consistently.

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Comment thread src/models/config.py
Comment on lines +1966 to +1967
responses_request_max_size: int = Field(
default=constants.RESPONSES_REQUEST_MAX_SIZE,

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

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Pass the configured limit into ResponsesRequest validation.

responses_endpoint_handler receives ResponsesRequest as a direct FastAPI body parameter. It does not call model_validate with a context containing configuration.customization.responses_request_max_size. The validator therefore uses its 65,536-character fallback, so the customization has no effect on HTTP requests. Use a request-validation dependency that passes the configured value through ValidationInfo.context.

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Review comment at @src/models/config.py around lines 1966 - 1967:
Update the FastAPI request-validation flow for ResponsesRequest so
responses_endpoint_handler passes
configuration.customization.responses_request_max_size through
ValidationInfo.context, ensuring HTTP validation uses the configured limit
instead of the fallback value.

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Comment on lines +1969 to +1970
description="Maximum character length for the serialized /v1/response responses "
"request body",

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Correct the documented endpoint path.

The description says /v1/response responses. The shared constant identifies the route as /v1/responses. Correct the description so generated configuration documentation names the right route.

The shared constant uses /v1/responses.

Proposed fix
-        description="Maximum character length for the serialized /v1/response responses "
-        "request body",
+        description="Maximum character length for the serialized /v1/responses request body",
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description="Maximum character length for the serialized /v1/response responses "
"request body",
description="Maximum character length for the serialized /v1/responses request body",
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Correct the description for the maximum serialized request-body length to name
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Comment on lines +62 to +75
def test_service_customization_max_response_request_size(subtests: SubTests) -> None:
"""Check the service customization class."""
with subtests.test(msg="Default response request size should be used"):
c = Customization()
assert c is not None
# default value should not be used now
assert c.responses_request_max_size == RESPONSES_REQUEST_MAX_SIZE

with subtests.test(msg="Max response request size is specified"):
c = Customization(responses_request_max_size=42)
assert c is not None
# default value should not be used now
assert c.responses_request_max_size == 42

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Fix the misleading comment and add a validation test.

The comment on Line 73 says "default value should not be used now". This comment is correct for the explicit-value subtest. The comment on Line 67 repeats it, but that subtest checks that the default is used. Change Line 67 to say the default value is expected.

-        # default value should not be used now
+        # default value should be used when no value is specified
         assert c.responses_request_max_size == RESPONSES_REQUEST_MAX_SIZE

Also, the field in src/models/config.py is a plain int with no constraint. A value of 0 or a negative number passes validation. Consider adding gt=0 to the Field and a test for the rejected value.

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def test_service_customization_max_response_request_size(subtests: SubTests) -> None:
"""Check the service customization class."""
with subtests.test(msg="Default response request size should be used"):
c = Customization()
assert c is not None
# default value should not be used now
assert c.responses_request_max_size == RESPONSES_REQUEST_MAX_SIZE
with subtests.test(msg="Max response request size is specified"):
c = Customization(responses_request_max_size=42)
assert c is not None
# default value should not be used now
assert c.responses_request_max_size == 42
def test_service_customization_max_response_request_size(subtests: SubTests) -> None:
"""Check the service customization class."""
with subtests.test(msg="Default response request size should be used"):
c = Customization()
assert c is not None
# default value should be used when no value is specified
assert c.responses_request_max_size == RESPONSES_REQUEST_MAX_SIZE
with subtests.test(msg="Max response request size is specified"):
c = Customization(responses_request_max_size=42)
assert c is not None
# default value should not be used now
assert c.responses_request_max_size == 42
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Review comment at @tests/unit/models/config/test_customization.py around lines
62 - 75:
In test_service_customization_max_response_request_size, change the comment in
the default-value subtest to state that the default is expected when no value is
specified. Add a positive-value constraint to Customization’s
responses_request_max_size field and test that zero or a negative value is
rejected.

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