fix: The image uploaded from the workflow knowledge base zip file cannot be parsed

[shaohuzhang1]

fix: The image uploaded from the workflow knowledge base zip file cannot be parsed

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[shaohuzhang1]

The provided code snippet looks well-structured but contains a few potential issues and areas for optimization:

Issues:

1. Redundant split_handle.support(zf, get_buffer) Check: The call to if split_handle.support(zf, get_buffer): is redundant since it has already been checked in the previous line (for split_handle in split_handles:).
2. Variable Shadowing: There is variable shadowing with get_buffer. This can cause confusion and bugs if not handled carefully.

Optimization Suggestions:

1. Avoid Redundant Calls: Remove the unnecessary assignment of zf.name = real_name before entering the loop.
2. Use Proper Variable Names: Refactor variable names like _file_list, _content_parts, and _image_list to be more descriptive and avoid shadows.

Here's an optimized version of the code with these improvements:

def get_content(self, file, save_image):
    file_content_list = []
    
    # Prepare a simple get_buffer callback, returning current raw
    get_buffer = FileBufferHandle().get_buffer
    
    for zf in zip_files:
        try:
            real_name = get_file_name(zf.name)
        except Exception:
            real_name = zf.name

        for split_handle in split_handles:
            if split_handle.support(zf, get_buffer):
                row = get_buffer(zf)
                md_text = split_handle.get_content(io.BytesIO(row), save_image)
                file_content_list.append({'content': md_text, 'name': real_name})
                break
    
    content_parts = []
    image_list = []
    
    for file_content in file_content_list:
        _image_list, content = get_image_list_by_content(file_content['name'], file_content.get("content"), files)
        content_parts.append(content)
        for image in _image_list:
            image_list.append(image)

This version ensures clarity by avoiding redundancy and improving readability through proper formatting and naming conventions.

[shaohuzhang1]

In the provided code, there are several potential issues that need attention:

1. Magic Number Usage: The line if file_name.endswith(".md") directly compares strings using .lower(), which doesn't prevent accidental modification of file extensions on case-insensitive filesystems.

2. Unfiltered File Extension Check: Adding '.TXT' and 'MD' duplicates cases with existing checks (e.g., 'md'). This could lead to redundancy.

3. Buffer Loading Logic Issues:

   • Potential Buffer Leak: The logic for loading the buffer (get_buffer(file)) should be placed inside a block or method scope where it's actually used.
   • Buffer Overwriting: After assigning the result of detect(buffer), you overwrite buffer. Depending on what detect(buffer) returns, this might not be intentional.

4. Encoding Detection: There's no further processing done after checking encoding confidence. This implies that files without good encodings will pass through without further scrutiny.

5. Return Type: A more detailed error message or handling would be beneficial when returning False.

6. File Name Index Verification: Replacing only part of the filename string (file_name.index('.') > 0) can mask other issues related to different file formats or content.

Possible Improvements:

• Simplify Encoding Checks:

  supported_encodings = set(['utf-8', 'latin1', 'unicode_escape'])  # Example supported encodings
  
  if result['encoding'] and result['encoding'].lower() in supported_encodings and result['confidence'] > 0.5:
      return True

• Move Buffer Loading Inside Use Case:

  class TextSplitHandle(BaseSplitHandle):
      def support(self, file, get_buffer):
          buffer = get_buffer(file)
          file_name: str = file.name.lower()
  
          if file_name.endswith(('.md', '.txt')):
              return True
  
          if file_name.startswith('.'):
              # Skip hidden files
              return False
  
          detected_encoding = detect(buffer)
  
          if detected_encoding and detected_encoding.lower() in supported_encodings and detected_encoding['confidence'] > 0.5:
              return True
  
          raise ValueError("Unsupported file format or encoding")

These changes improve robustness and readability while addressing some common coding issues.