Open: share parse state across editing and inspection by cyfung1031 · Pull Request #1527 · storytold/pdfcraft

cyfung1031 · 2026-10-12T18:15:18Z

Review direction

Review the ownership and fallback boundary: the supplied COS source is reused only for the same Arc<Vec<u8>>, inspection receives fresh object/object-stream caches, and the existing 256 MiB decoded-stream limit remains in force. Please judge constructor-path and behavior tests as the mechanism/correctness evidence. The timing and RSS table is a separate sanity check; it shows a small, repeatable doc_open speedup on the 184 MiB VMware file and no repeatable elapsed or footprint change on the other two files, so this PR does not claim more than that.

Summary

Session::open_unguarded already opens the editable COS document. When inspection receives that same byte allocation, it now builds its lazy structure from an isolated view of the parsed document instead of opening a second COS document. Other input identities and failed COS opens keep the independent inspection path.

Problem and root cause

The engine opened a pdfcraft_cos::Document for editing, then LazyStructure::new opened the same bytes as another COS document for inspection. That repeated xref/security/source setup and retained a second set of object metadata during open. Hayro's renderer/page-geometry parse remains unchanged.

Target and invariants

Use one COS source for the editor and lazy inspector on the normal open path while preserving DocInfo, password handling, repair fallback, error classification, and the editor's mutable state. Inspection must not populate the editor's object or object-stream caches.

Fix

Add Document::inspection_view: immutable source, xref, revision, and authentication data are shared; overlays are cloned; object and object-stream caches are independent; the requested stream cap is clamped to the COS maximum.
Add LazyStructure::from_document with the existing 256 MiB inspection cap.
Add inspect_with_cos, guarded by Arc::ptr_eq; mismatches use the old independent path.
Route Session::open_unguarded and the owner-password retry through the shared-source inspector when the initial COS open succeeded.

Before and after

Check	Base	Candidate
Engine COS source open	1	1
Independent COS open inside lazy inspection	1	0
Shared inspection view	0	1
Test-only constructor-path assertion	—	shared bytes: `(0 independent, 1 reused)`; mismatched bytes: `(1 independent, 0 reused)`

The render test compares complete DocInfo output across the ordinary, shared-source, and mismatched-source paths. The counter fails if shared inspection starts constructing an independent LazyStructure again.

Time and memory measurements

Measured on 2026-10-13 on macOS 14.7.1 (23H222), Darwin 23.6.0 arm64, 8 cores and 16 GiB RAM, with other applications running. Base: storytold/pdfcraft:main at 7163ba3dee8becfff6871c9a65d0d8314314742b. Head: cyfung1031:codex/open-scale-pr-01-20261013 at eaa0c275c31effe8cc0a5e1423045ae809fdeb77, which has three commits above the base. Both pdfcraft-cli binaries use the low-disk profile, not a release build. Every run had PDFCRAFT_SYSTEM_FONTS=0 set. Inputs: demo_heavy_engineering_A1.pdf, vmware-cloud-foundation-9-1.pdf, and pdf_engine_test.pdf.

Each PDF runs two workloads: doc_open (pdfcraft-cli run doc_open path=…, the open path this PR changes) and info (pdfcraft-cli info …, the inspection path). Each variant has one unrecorded warm-up and then 15 measured rounds, with base and head alternating order between rounds. CPU was at least 60% idle before each round. Elapsed time is wall-clock time for the process. Peak footprint and maximum RSS come from /usr/bin/time -l. Output equality compares SHA-256 hashes of stdout. The output includes the input path, so only base-versus-head equality is meaningful.

Base and head run back to back in each round, so each round gives one paired comparison. A row is called consistent only when one side wins at least 12 of the 15 pairs (two-sided exact sign test, p < 0.05). Min–max ranges are shown for context; they overlap on every row here and understate the paired results.

Inputs

File	Size	Pages	Links
demo_heavy_engineering_A1.pdf	37.7 MiB	1	0
vmware-cloud-foundation-9-1.pdf	184.0 MiB	9,156	17,548
pdf_engine_test.pdf	0.3 MiB	11	2

Elapsed time

File	Workload	Base elapsed ms, median (min–max)	PR elapsed ms, median (min–max)	Change	Paired rounds PR faster	Verdict	Output identical
demo_heavy_engineering_A1.pdf	`doc_open`	15.2 (14.0–49.7)	16.2 (14.6–70.2)	+6.1%	5/15	no consistent difference	yes (`5c2a942361c4`)
vmware-cloud-foundation-9-1.pdf	`doc_open`	8,201 (8,016–8,989)	7,829 (7,606–8,320)	-4.5%	13/15	faster, consistent	yes (`6f510de5299a`)
pdf_engine_test.pdf	`doc_open`	17.1 (16.2–36.9)	17.0 (16.1–57.1)	-0.9%	8/15	no consistent difference	yes (`7684c4060a9d`)
demo_heavy_engineering_A1.pdf	`info`	14.4 (12.9–60.1)	14.4 (12.4–64.0)	-0.1%	8/15	no consistent difference	yes (`6e8a09852466`)
vmware-cloud-foundation-9-1.pdf	`info`	1,698 (1,649–1,865)	1,700 (1,639–1,799)	+0.1%	9/15	no consistent difference	yes (`738ff6dba827`)
pdf_engine_test.pdf	`info`	9.4 (8.7–14.7)	9.3 (8.7–19.1)	-1.0%	7/15	no consistent difference	yes (`31c7098c5e82`)

Peak memory footprint and max RSS

File	Workload	Base peak footprint MiB, median (min–max)	PR peak footprint MiB, median (min–max)	Change	Paired rounds PR footprint lower	Base max RSS MiB, median (min–max)	PR max RSS MiB, median (min–max)	Paired rounds PR RSS lower
demo_heavy_engineering_A1.pdf	`doc_open`	42.8 (42.7–42.9)	42.8 (42.6–43.0)	+0.1%	6/15 lower, no consistent difference	48.0 (48.0–48.2)	48.0 (47.8–48.1)	5/15 lower, no consistent difference
vmware-cloud-foundation-9-1.pdf	`doc_open`	501.3 (435.0–507.0)	454.6 (395.1–465.0)	-9.3%	14/15 lower, consistent	447.2 (385.5–579.1)	480.3 (351.0–559.2)	8/15 lower, no consistent difference
pdf_engine_test.pdf	`doc_open`	8.2 (7.9–9.1)	8.1 (7.9–9.0)	-1.0%	11/15 lower, no consistent difference	14.1 (13.9–15.0)	13.9 (13.7–14.8)	13/15 lower, consistent
demo_heavy_engineering_A1.pdf	`info`	41.6 (41.5–41.7)	41.6 (41.5–41.8)	+0.1%	7/15 lower, no consistent difference	45.2 (45.1–45.3)	45.2 (45.1–45.4)	9/15 lower, no consistent difference
vmware-cloud-foundation-9-1.pdf	`info`	432.4 (393.7–458.1)	433.5 (395.0–454.5)	+0.2%	7/15 lower, no consistent difference	506.8 (339.7–531.8)	500.0 (395.7–524.5)	7/15 lower, no consistent difference
pdf_engine_test.pdf	`info`	6.0 (6.0–6.2)	6.0 (6.0–6.3)	+0.0%	6/15 lower, no consistent difference	9.8 (9.7–9.9)	9.7 (9.7–9.9)	11/15 lower, no consistent difference

The VMware doc_open is the only consistent elapsed change: faster in 13 of 15 paired rounds (median 8,201 ms to 7,829 ms, −4.5%). Its peak footprint is also lower in 14 of 15 rounds (median 501.3 to 454.6 MiB, −9.3%). Its max RSS does not move consistently (median 447.2 to 480.3 MiB, lower in only 8 of 15 rounds), so footprint is the more reliable memory figure for this file. pdf_engine_test.pdf max RSS is lower in 13 of 15 rounds on doc_open (14.1 to 13.9 MiB), a 0.2 MiB change. Elapsed time shows no consistent change for doc_open on the other two files. The info workload, which uses the inspection path, shows no consistent elapsed, footprint, or RSS change on any file. Stdout is identical for base and head in all six rows. These are sanity measurements, not the basis for a speed claim.

Correctness evidence

cargo test --locked --profile low-disk -p pdfcraft-cos inspection_view_reuses_source_identity_with_independent_caches — passed.
cargo test --locked --profile low-disk -p pdfcraft-render lazy_structure_matches_the_compatibility_inspector — passed, including the constructor-path assertions.
cargo test --locked --profile low-disk -p pdfcraft-render lazy_structure_view_keeps_parsed_cos_source_identity — passed.
cargo test --locked --profile low-disk -p pdfcraft-engine owner_password_of_older_revisions_opens_the_viewer_too — passed.
cargo fmt --all -- --check and git diff --check — passed.

Checks deferred

The full-workspace Clippy/test gates were not run locally because the host was under memory pressure and the temporary volume had 13 GiB free; only focused package checks were run. Hosted CI was not waited on, and no CI result is claimed.

Malformed and hostile input safety

Source reuse requires exact Arc identity. A mismatch or failed initial COS parse follows the independent parser path. Repaired structures retain the existing compatibility fallback, inspection still uses fresh caches and the 256 MiB decoded-stream cap, and this change adds no unsafe code or new worker threads.

Independence

Base: storytold/pdfcraft:main at 7163ba3dee8becfff6871c9a65d0d8314314742b.
Head: cyfung1031:codex/open-scale-pr-01-20261013 at eaa0c275c31effe8cc0a5e1423045ae809fdeb77.
Commits: 55e635063ae8826c065500b0b06affddabb07b67 (COS view), e5b0475179d80f30d25086c8fe17934ca6ac320e (inspection reuse), eaa0c275c31effe8cc0a5e1423045ae809fdeb77 (progress record).
Changed paths: crates/cos/src/document.rs, crates/engine/src/lib.rs, crates/render/src/inspect.rs, crates/render/src/lib.rs, crates/render/src/structure.rs, ROADMAP.md, docs/roadmap.md.
Open overlaps checked: #1493 changes open_unguarded; #1505 changes Document. #1434 and #1465 touch engine/src/lib.rs, but their hunks do not overlap this open path. This branch is based on upstream main, not another PR.

Environment

macOS 14.7.1 arm64; rustc 1.95.0; cargo 1.95.0; CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0, CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=1 for the earlier verification runs and default build jobs (8 cores) for the 2026-10-13 benchmark builds, PDFCRAFT_SYSTEM_FONTS=0; low-disk profile.

Refs #307.

Summary by CodeRabbit

Improvements
- Document inspection can reuse previously parsed data while keeping inspection activity separate from the original document state.
- Checks confirmed matching document information on two test PDFs. No repeatable improvement in inspection time was observed.

@cyfung1031

…aration Consolidate the reviewed change and its follow-ups on current upstream. Original change notes: M1: Defer document-open scans and share inspection state Integrate deferred marker/link indexes, on-demand signature details and shared inspection parsing to reduce large-document open work. Preserve signed-file rewrite guards independently of signature validation. Keep inspection caches independent, retain stricter stream limits, and fall back to source parsing after object, trailer or encryption edits. Add regression coverage for source isolation, lazy cache invalidation, pre-validation rewrite refusal and signature panel behavior. Based on @cyfung1031's proposals: - storytold#1434 (a4cdc2d) - storytold#1465 (b9cd81f) - storytold#1527 (eaa0c27) Refs storytold#307. Background desktop opening and compact xref storage remain separate; this does not claim to fix cold-cache first rendering. M1: Keep desktop responsive throughout document opening Build on @cyfung1031's background-open proposal storytold#1493 at 355d4c5. Split engine preparation from registration and keep CLI/MCP opening synchronous. Explicitly enable the native worker before startup files, carry tool and navigation continuations through password retries, serialize modal completion, and preserve pending session paths on quit. Reprepare stale security-policy snapshots before registration. Keep the bounded worker and UI completion state machine separate. Keep startup view options attached to their original request through retries, failures and cancellation. Add deterministic responsiveness and opening-flow regressions. Seven regressions were observed failing before their fixes. Pin the existing reload test's English labels to an explicit English test locale. Refs storytold#307 Based-on: storytold#1493 M1: Keep startup bytes queued during password preparation Preserve the local password interaction until background preparation finishes. Add a deterministic barrier regression and exercise deferred tools, wrong passwords, cancellation, and text/image conversion success and failure. Cover the public open-then-tool flow in both synchronous and background hosts. test(ui): wait for interactive recovery password fields (storytold#1634) M1: apply backpressure to native document preparation Keep queued paths unread until the UI can consume their result, so a password or tool dialog does not retain every prepared PDF in a batch. Use the UI pending order for both password retries and stale-policy repreparation instead of independently ordering the worker queue. Add regressions for held results, newly queued files behind a password prompt, and security repreparation ahead of later reads. All three fail on the preceding PR head; 1,130 UI tests pass after the change. Refs storytold#307

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…aration Consolidate the reviewed change and its follow-ups on current upstream. Original change notes: M1: Defer document-open scans and share inspection state Integrate deferred marker/link indexes, on-demand signature details and shared inspection parsing to reduce large-document open work. Preserve signed-file rewrite guards independently of signature validation. Keep inspection caches independent, retain stricter stream limits, and fall back to source parsing after object, trailer or encryption edits. Add regression coverage for source isolation, lazy cache invalidation, pre-validation rewrite refusal and signature panel behavior. Based on @cyfung1031's proposals: - storytold#1434 (a4cdc2d) - storytold#1465 (b9cd81f) - storytold#1527 (eaa0c27) Refs storytold#307. Background desktop opening and compact xref storage remain separate; this does not claim to fix cold-cache first rendering. M1: Keep desktop responsive throughout document opening Build on @cyfung1031's background-open proposal storytold#1493 at 355d4c5. Split engine preparation from registration and keep CLI/MCP opening synchronous. Explicitly enable the native worker before startup files, carry tool and navigation continuations through password retries, serialize modal completion, and preserve pending session paths on quit. Reprepare stale security-policy snapshots before registration. Keep the bounded worker and UI completion state machine separate. Keep startup view options attached to their original request through retries, failures and cancellation. Add deterministic responsiveness and opening-flow regressions. Seven regressions were observed failing before their fixes. Pin the existing reload test's English labels to an explicit English test locale. Refs storytold#307 Based-on: storytold#1493 M1: Keep startup bytes queued during password preparation Preserve the local password interaction until background preparation finishes. Add a deterministic barrier regression and exercise deferred tools, wrong passwords, cancellation, and text/image conversion success and failure. Cover the public open-then-tool flow in both synchronous and background hosts. test(ui): wait for interactive recovery password fields (storytold#1634) M1: apply backpressure to native document preparation Keep queued paths unread until the UI can consume their result, so a password or tool dialog does not retain every prepared PDF in a batch. Use the UI pending order for both password retries and stale-policy repreparation instead of independently ordering the worker queue. Add regressions for held results, newly queued files behind a password prompt, and security repreparation ahead of later reads. All three fail on the preceding PR head; 1,130 UI tests pass after the change. Refs storytold#307

Reuse the editable COS parse for inspection only while it represents the same unmodified source. Keep independent caches and existing stream limits. Extend native background opening with UI-driven admission: later paths remain unread while a prepared result, password prompt, picker or tool interaction waits. Preserve request-owned startup options, session pages, recovery and tool continuations; reprepare stale security-policy snapshots. Retain upstream's eager signature validation, rendered verdicts, trust refresh and signed snapshots. Keep exact structural rewrite guards for adopted signature fields and standalone document timestamps. Build on cyfung1031's shared-parsing proposal storytold#1527 (eaa0c27), marker/link index proposal storytold#1434 (a4cdc2d), and background preparation storytold#1493 (355d4c5). The latter two are already upstream; preserve their implementations. Refs storytold#307. Cold-cache first rendering, global memory budgets and interrupting an active parse remain outside this change.

FredApps

Thanks for the careful write-up and the paired measurements. Two things block this head:

The hosted test (ubuntu-latest) and test (windows-latest) jobs fail on this head with clippy::missing_const_for_thread_local (denied by -D warnings) at crates/render/src/structure.rs:15: static SOURCE_PATH_COUNTS: Cell<(usize, usize)> = Cell::new((0, 0)); in the test-only thread_local!. Initialise it with const { Cell::new((0, 0)) }. The build stops at this error, so none of the new tests ran in CI, and the local checks listed in the PR cover only focused packages, not the full gate.
The branch conflicts with main now (GitHub reports it as not mergeable). ROADMAP.md and docs/roadmap.md are the likely places, as they change with almost every PR. Please rebase, and while you are there drop the unrelated removed blank line in the ROADMAP.md progress log, so the diff stays one change.

The code change itself reads well to me: inspection_view shares the immutable source and takes fresh object and object-stream caches, the reuse is guarded by Arc::ptr_eq with the old path as the fallback, and the 256 MiB inspection cap is kept. I would approve once CI is green on the rebased head. The speed claim is modest and the description says so (only one file shows a consistent gain), so I am not asking for more measurements.

Review basis: reading the full diff plus the failed hosted job logs on this head. I did not run local tests (builds are paused).

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Document opening can reuse its parsed COS document for inspection through an isolated, bounded view. Inspection falls back to input bytes when parsing fails or the supplied COS document does not match the input source or its original read state. Roadmap entries record the candidate and M14 updates.

Changes: COS-backed inspection

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Bounded isolated COS view `crates/cos/src/document.rs`, `crates/render/src/structure.rs`	`Document` records its initial read state. `Document::inspection_view` creates independent caches and caps the stream limit. `LazyStructure::from_document` uses this view with the shared 256 MiB limit.
Renderer inspection reuse path `crates/render/src/inspect.rs`, `crates/render/src/lib.rs`, `crates/render/src/structure.rs`	`inspect_with_cos` reuses a supplied document only when its byte `Arc` matches and its read state is original. Otherwise, inspection opens an independent lazy structure. Tests cover source selection and inspection results.
Document opening integration and candidate record `crates/engine/src/lib.rs`, `ROADMAP.md`	Document opening uses parsed-COS inspection when available, including the recovered-user-password retry. It falls back to byte-based inspection if parsing fails. The roadmap records the candidate and reports no repeatable time improvement.

M14 roadmap updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
M14 roadmap row `docs/roadmap.md`	The M14 row adds Linux/Unix Fontconfig fallback-font discovery details and the XDG preferences migration note. It removes the GPU-limit candidate note. The revision history records the inspection candidate and reports no repeatable time improvement.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Refactor

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Engine
  participant inspect_with_cos
  participant LazyStructure
  participant Document
  Engine->>inspect_with_cos: Pass input bytes and parsed COS source
  inspect_with_cos->>inspect_with_cos: Check byte Arc and original read state
  alt Source is reusable
    inspect_with_cos->>LazyStructure: Build from supplied COS document
    LazyStructure->>Document: Create bounded inspection view
  else Source is not reusable or parsing failed
    Engine->>inspect_with_cos: Use byte-based inspection
    inspect_with_cos->>LazyStructure: Open independent source from bytes
  end

Suggested reviewers: fredapps, skylartaylor, mtlcl410

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to ef9c0

Inspection rejects unsaved edits for reuse and still validates the supplied password. The change is mergeable after normal checks.

Security architecture risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to ef9c0

The changed flow reuses parsed document data while preserving the inspected password checks, source matching, cache isolation, and decoding limit. No material security regression was identified.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

inferred — The inspected exposure is attacker-controlled PDF content processed during document opening. The change affects structural metadata and parsed-source ownership within the opening process; it does not introduce a new document-ingestion entrypoint or grant additional authority in the examined flow.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

observed — A supplied authenticated COS document does not bypass renderer password validation: both inspection APIs enter the same renderer authentication step before structural inspection. The existing recovered-user-password retry remains limited to a successful COS authentication result that supplies that password.
inferred — Matching byte allocation plus original read state prevents substitution of another document or unsaved edits into byte-based inspection. Independent caches prevent previously populated editor object caches from bypassing the inspection view's decoding policy.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

inferred — Repeated views have separate mutable caches, while immutable source data remains shared. This contains inspection cache writes without requiring editor-state rollback. Concurrent-read isolation follows from that ownership structure; the inspected evidence does not include a dedicated concurrency test.

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
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+/// A source is reused only when it owns the same `Arc` as `bytes`; otherwise inspection falls
+/// back to the independent parser path. The inspection view has separate bounded caches.
+pub fn inspect_with_cos(bytes: Arc<Vec<u8>>, password: Option<&str>, source: &pdfcraft_cos::Document) -> Result<DocInfo, OpenError> {
+    let source = Arc::ptr_eq(source.bytes(), &bytes).then_some(source);


🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Reject edited COS sources before reusing them.

Byte-Arc identity does not prove that source still represents bytes. If a caller changes an /Info object with source.set(...), this check still selects LazyStructure::from_document. That view reads the unsaved overlay, so inspect_with_cos can report a title that is not in bytes. The independent inspect path reports the title in bytes. Reuse only a source known to be in its original read state; otherwise use the independent path. Account for direct trailer changes as well, since is_modified() does not track them.

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M1: Share PDF parsing and bound background document opening #1634

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Summary

Problem and root cause

Target and invariants

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Time and memory measurements

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Elapsed time

Peak memory footprint and max RSS

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Checks deferred

Malformed and hostile input safety

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