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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 winReject negative
responses_request_max_sizevalues.
Customization.responses_request_max_sizeis an unconstrained integer. A negative value reaches the request validator, where every serialized request satisfieslen(serialized) > max_sizeand 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",🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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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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| responses_request_max_size: int = Field( | ||
| default=constants.RESPONSES_REQUEST_MAX_SIZE, |
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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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| 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.
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- description="Maximum character length for the serialized /v1/response 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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Review comment at @src/models/config.py around lines 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.
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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 | ||
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| 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_SIZEAlso, 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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Description
LCORE-4621: Max response request size customization
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responses_request_max_sizesetting to customization options. It defaults to 65,536 characters and limits the serialized request body size for Responses requests.