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Jedrzej KosinskiandAmp 22e0742d47 Revert "Add client-side cross-node task_handle decoder" (PR #17)
The task_handle envelope was overcooked for what the RNP/1 prototype
actually needs. The goal of the prototype is to move the existing
ComfyUI partner nodes to execute server-side without changing what
they do — and the upstream Tripo / Kling task chaining already works
fine over a plain ``str``:

* Tripo uses ``IO.Custom("MODEL_TASK_ID")`` / ``IO.Custom("RIG_TASK_ID")``
  / ``IO.Custom("RETARGET_TASK_ID")`` sockets, which is purely a
  client-side graph-validation mechanism. The value on the noodle is
  just a string — already covered by ``Capability.IO_OPAQUE``, which
  preserves the type string for connection validity and round-trips
  the value untouched.
* Kling uses plain ``IO.String`` for ``video_id`` — covered trivially
  by the existing string handling.

The ``TaskHandle`` dataclass + ``vendor`` / ``parent_chain`` /
``origin_node_id`` machinery were forward-looking infrastructure for
future cascading-replay semantics that the upstream partner nodes
don't have. Out of scope for "move execution server-side, change
nothing else".

Reverts merge commit 90ecd32 (PR #17: ``feat/task-handle-decoder``).
``Capability.IO_TASK_HANDLE``, the ``task_handle`` HEAVY_TYPES entry,
``TaskHandle`` dataclass, ``decode_task_handle_envelope``,
``encode_task_handle``, the dispatcher entry, the
``CLIENT_CAPABILITIES`` advertisement, and the smoke test are all
removed. Matching server-side revert in comfy-rnp-server.

Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
Amp-Thread-ID: https://ampcode.com/threads/T-019e3431-c416-742b-973c-e262ab13f2ff
2026-05-16 22:07:22 -07:00
Jedrzej Kosinski 90ecd3218c Merge pull request #17 from Comfy-Org/feat/task-handle-decoder
Add client-side cross-node task_handle decoder + TaskHandle dataclass
2026-05-16 21:34:42 -07:00
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@@ -103,20 +103,6 @@ CLIENT_CAPABILITIES = [
# this token; legacy clients surface NEGOTIATION_FAILED at
# descriptor-load time rather than crashing at execute.
Capability.MODEL_3D_BUNDLE_INLINE,
# Cross-node task handle envelope (vendor-native task / video /
# job IDs with lineage metadata for chained partner provider
# nodes — Tripo Texture/Refine/Rig/Retarget/Conversion, Kling
# VideoExtend, future partner chains). The decoder in
# ``serialization.decode_task_handle_envelope`` returns a
# ``TaskHandle`` dataclass rather than a plain ``str`` so the
# ``parent_chain`` lineage round-trips when the handle is passed
# through to a downstream provider node (re-encoded by
# ``serialization.encode_task_handle`` on the submit path).
# Servers gate handle-emitting AND handle-accepting descriptors
# on this token (whole-descriptor gating — partial-socket
# synthesis is rejected because a chain that breaks meaningfully
# if either end is missing is worse than no chain at all).
Capability.IO_TASK_HANDLE,
]
# Reported in the X-RNP-Client-Version header.
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@@ -1,392 +0,0 @@
"""Smoke test for the client-side cross-node task_handle decoder.
Verifies:
1. ``Capability.IO_TASK_HANDLE`` is intact at the vendored protocol
layer and exposed as the well-formed ``io:task_handle`` token.
2. ``"task_handle"`` is in ``HEAVY_TYPES`` and ``is_envelope`` returns
True for a well-formed task_handle envelope.
3. ``decode_task_handle_envelope`` returns a ``TaskHandle`` dataclass
with every field round-tripped verbatim (including a non-empty
``parent_chain``).
4. ``str(handle)`` surfaces the native_id (so UI previews / log lines
stay human-meaningful) without leaking the lineage chain.
5. ``encode_task_handle(decode_task_handle_envelope(env)) == env`` —
the round-trip is lossless so a downstream provider node can re-
emit the handle unchanged.
6. The top-level ``decode_envelope`` dispatcher routes task_handle
envelopes to the new decoder (so proxy_node's generic
``_deserialize_output`` picks it up without provider-specific
plumbing).
7. Malformed task_handle envelopes (missing fields, wrong types,
comma-union ``kind``, non-list ``parent_chain``, bad parent_chain
entries, wrong encoding) raise ``RnpProtocolError`` with
``code=INTERNAL`` — no opaque fallthrough.
8. End-to-end against the server's ``make_task_handle_envelope``
helper (imported from the comfy-rnp-server worktree) — the
envelope the server packs is exactly what the client decoder
unpacks, and ``encode_task_handle`` of the decoded result
re-produces the same wire shape.
9. ``CLIENT_CAPABILITIES`` advertises ``io:task_handle`` so server-
side capability-gated descriptors negotiate cleanly.
Run with the ComfyUI venv (needs torch / comfy_api on PYTHONPATH):
python notes/run_task_handle_decoder.py
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import importlib.util
import os
import sys
import types
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Locate the worktree under test.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
_HERE = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
_CLIENT_DIR = os.path.dirname(_HERE)
_COMFYUI_DIR = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(_CLIENT_DIR))
_SERVER_DIR = os.path.normpath(
os.path.join(_COMFYUI_DIR, "..", "comfy-rnp-server")
)
def _load_module(name: str, path: str) -> types.ModuleType:
spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location(name, path)
mod = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec)
sys.modules[name] = mod
spec.loader.exec_module(mod)
return mod
# Emulate the client package layout so the relative ``from . import
# client as rnp_client`` at the top of serialization.py resolves
# without pulling aiohttp / comfy_api_nodes.
pkg = types.ModuleType("comfy_remote_nodes_test")
pkg.__path__ = [_CLIENT_DIR]
sys.modules["comfy_remote_nodes_test"] = pkg
protocol = _load_module(
"comfy_remote_nodes_test.protocol",
os.path.join(_CLIENT_DIR, "protocol.py"),
)
# serialization imports ``client`` for ``rnp_client``; the task_handle
# decoder doesn't use it, so a tiny stub suffices.
sys.modules["comfy_remote_nodes_test.client"] = types.ModuleType(
"comfy_remote_nodes_test.client",
)
serialization = _load_module(
"comfy_remote_nodes_test.serialization",
os.path.join(_CLIENT_DIR, "serialization.py"),
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 1. Capability constant intact + well-formed token.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
assert protocol.Capability.IO_TASK_HANDLE == "io:task_handle", (
f"Capability.IO_TASK_HANDLE wrong value: "
f"{protocol.Capability.IO_TASK_HANDLE!r}"
)
print("PASS: Capability.IO_TASK_HANDLE = 'io:task_handle'.")
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 2. HEAVY_TYPES + is_envelope.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
assert "task_handle" in protocol.HEAVY_TYPES, (
f"'task_handle' missing from HEAVY_TYPES: {sorted(protocol.HEAVY_TYPES)}"
)
hand_envelope = {
"type": "task_handle",
"encoding": "vendor_inline",
"vendor": "tripo",
"kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "abc123-tripo-uuid",
"origin_node_id": "42",
"parent_chain": [
{"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "root-uuid", "origin_node_id": "9"},
{"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "prev-uuid", "origin_node_id": "17"},
],
}
assert protocol.is_envelope(hand_envelope), (
"is_envelope returned False for a well-formed task_handle envelope; "
"HEAVY_TYPES update somehow regressed."
)
print("PASS: 'task_handle' in HEAVY_TYPES and is_envelope recognises it.")
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 3. decode_task_handle_envelope returns a populated TaskHandle.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
handle = serialization.decode_task_handle_envelope(hand_envelope)
assert isinstance(handle, serialization.TaskHandle), (
f"decode_task_handle_envelope should return TaskHandle, got "
f"{type(handle).__name__}"
)
assert handle.vendor == "tripo"
assert handle.kind == "MODEL_TASK_ID"
assert handle.native_id == "abc123-tripo-uuid"
assert handle.origin_node_id == "42"
assert len(handle.parent_chain) == 2
assert handle.parent_chain[0] == {
"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "root-uuid", "origin_node_id": "9",
}
assert handle.parent_chain[1] == {
"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "prev-uuid", "origin_node_id": "17",
}
print("PASS: decode_task_handle_envelope returns TaskHandle with full lineage.")
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 4. str(handle) surfaces the native_id.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
assert str(handle) == "abc123-tripo-uuid", (
f"str(TaskHandle) should be the native_id; got {str(handle)!r}"
)
print("PASS: str(TaskHandle) surfaces the native_id.")
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 5. encode(decode(env)) == env — lossless round-trip.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
re_encoded = serialization.encode_task_handle(handle)
assert re_encoded == hand_envelope, (
f"round-trip mismatch:\n original: {hand_envelope}\n "
f"re-encoded: {re_encoded}"
)
# Empty chain default is preserved.
solo = serialization.decode_task_handle_envelope({
"type": "task_handle",
"encoding": "vendor_inline",
"vendor": "kling",
"kind": "KLING_VIDEO_ID",
"native_id": "video-xyz",
"origin_node_id": "5",
"parent_chain": [],
})
assert solo.parent_chain == [], "empty parent_chain should round-trip empty"
assert serialization.encode_task_handle(solo)["parent_chain"] == []
print("PASS: encode_task_handle round-trips lossless (including empty chain).")
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 6. decode_envelope dispatcher routes to the new decoder.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
dispatched = serialization.decode_envelope(hand_envelope)
assert isinstance(dispatched, serialization.TaskHandle), (
f"decode_envelope didn't dispatch task_handle to the right decoder; "
f"got {type(dispatched).__name__}"
)
assert dispatched.native_id == "abc123-tripo-uuid"
print("PASS: decode_envelope dispatches 'task_handle' -> decode_task_handle_envelope.")
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 7. Malformed envelopes raise RnpProtocolError(INTERNAL).
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def _expect_protocol_error(bad_env: dict, needle: str) -> None:
try:
serialization.decode_task_handle_envelope(bad_env)
except protocol.RnpProtocolError as e:
assert e.code == protocol.ErrorCode.INTERNAL, f"wrong error code: {e.code}"
assert needle in str(e), f"error msg doesn't mention {needle!r}: {e}"
else:
raise AssertionError(f"expected RnpProtocolError for {needle!r}")
# Wrong encoding.
_expect_protocol_error(
{"type": "task_handle", "encoding": "replay_ticket_inline",
"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "x", "origin_node_id": "1"},
"Unsupported task_handle encoding",
)
# Missing top-level fields.
for missing in ("vendor", "kind", "native_id", "origin_node_id"):
bad = {
"type": "task_handle", "encoding": "vendor_inline",
"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "x", "origin_node_id": "1",
}
del bad[missing]
_expect_protocol_error(bad, repr(missing))
# Empty string fields.
_expect_protocol_error(
{"type": "task_handle", "encoding": "vendor_inline",
"vendor": "", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "x", "origin_node_id": "1"},
"'vendor'",
)
# Comma-union kind rejected (input-acceptance string, not emit kind).
_expect_protocol_error(
{"type": "task_handle", "encoding": "vendor_inline",
"vendor": "tripo",
"kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID,RIG_TASK_ID,RETARGET_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "x", "origin_node_id": "1"},
"singular socket kind",
)
# parent_chain not a list.
_expect_protocol_error(
{"type": "task_handle", "encoding": "vendor_inline",
"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "x", "origin_node_id": "1",
"parent_chain": "not-a-list"},
"'parent_chain'",
)
# Bad parent_chain entry — missing field.
_expect_protocol_error(
{"type": "task_handle", "encoding": "vendor_inline",
"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "x", "origin_node_id": "1",
"parent_chain": [{"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "y"}]}, # missing origin_node_id
"parent_chain[0]",
)
# Bad parent_chain entry — comma-union kind in lineage.
_expect_protocol_error(
{"type": "task_handle", "encoding": "vendor_inline",
"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "x", "origin_node_id": "1",
"parent_chain": [{"vendor": "tripo",
"kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID,RIG_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "y", "origin_node_id": "3"}]},
"parent_chain[0]",
)
# Non-dict parent_chain entry.
_expect_protocol_error(
{"type": "task_handle", "encoding": "vendor_inline",
"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "x", "origin_node_id": "1",
"parent_chain": ["not-a-dict"]},
"parent_chain[0]",
)
print("PASS: malformed task_handle envelopes raise RnpProtocolError(INTERNAL).")
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 8. End-to-end: server make_task_handle_envelope -> client decode.
# Skips when the server worktree isn't on disk.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
server_envelopes_path = os.path.join(
_SERVER_DIR, "comfy_rnp_protocol", "envelopes.py",
)
if os.path.exists(server_envelopes_path):
server_pkg = types.ModuleType("comfy_rnp_protocol_e2e_handle")
server_pkg.__path__ = [os.path.join(_SERVER_DIR, "comfy_rnp_protocol")]
sys.modules["comfy_rnp_protocol_e2e_handle"] = server_pkg
_load_module(
"comfy_rnp_protocol_e2e_handle.constants",
os.path.join(_SERVER_DIR, "comfy_rnp_protocol", "constants.py"),
)
server_envelopes = _load_module(
"comfy_rnp_protocol_e2e_handle.envelopes",
os.path.join(_SERVER_DIR, "comfy_rnp_protocol", "envelopes.py"),
)
assert hasattr(server_envelopes, "make_task_handle_envelope"), (
"Server envelopes module missing make_task_handle_envelope — "
"server-side PR #39 should have added it."
)
server_env = server_envelopes.make_task_handle_envelope(
vendor="tripo",
kind="MODEL_TASK_ID",
native_id="server-built-uuid",
origin_node_id="100",
parent_chain=[
{"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": "ancestor-uuid", "origin_node_id": "50"},
],
)
assert server_env["type"] == "task_handle", server_env
assert server_env["encoding"] == "vendor_inline", server_env
# Client decode of the server-packed bytes.
server_decoded = serialization.decode_task_handle_envelope(server_env)
assert isinstance(server_decoded, serialization.TaskHandle)
assert server_decoded.native_id == "server-built-uuid"
assert server_decoded.origin_node_id == "100"
assert len(server_decoded.parent_chain) == 1
assert server_decoded.parent_chain[0]["native_id"] == "ancestor-uuid"
# Round-trip back through encode_task_handle reproduces the server's wire shape.
re_encoded_server = serialization.encode_task_handle(server_decoded)
assert re_encoded_server == server_env, (
f"client encode -> server wire mismatch:\n"
f" server: {server_env}\n client: {re_encoded_server}"
)
# Server-side rejection paths fire as expected (defence in depth —
# the client decoder mirrors the same rejections, but a malicious /
# buggy producer can't sneak a bad envelope past the server-side
# builder either).
try:
server_envelopes.make_task_handle_envelope(
vendor="tripo",
kind="MODEL_TASK_ID,RIG_TASK_ID", # comma-union rejected
native_id="x",
origin_node_id="1",
)
except ValueError as e:
assert "singular socket kind" in str(e), (
f"server-side comma-union rejection wrong msg: {e!r}"
)
else:
raise AssertionError(
"server should reject comma-union 'kind' at envelope build time"
)
# Server enforces parent_chain depth cap (32).
try:
server_envelopes.make_task_handle_envelope(
vendor="tripo",
kind="MODEL_TASK_ID",
native_id="x",
origin_node_id="1",
parent_chain=[
{"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
"native_id": f"u{i}", "origin_node_id": str(i)}
for i in range(33)
],
)
except ValueError as e:
assert "depth" in str(e), (
f"server-side depth-cap rejection wrong msg: {e!r}"
)
else:
raise AssertionError(
"server should reject parent_chain over MAX_CHAIN_DEPTH"
)
print(
"PASS: end-to-end server make_task_handle_envelope -> client "
"decode_task_handle_envelope -> encode_task_handle round-trips "
"losslessly, and server-side rejections fire."
)
else:
print(
f"SKIP end-to-end: server worktree not found at {_SERVER_DIR!r}"
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 9. CLIENT_CAPABILITIES advertises io:task_handle.
# client.py imports aiohttp / comfy_api_nodes — same source-level
# contract check we used for the GLB cap in PR #1.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
client_src = open(
os.path.join(_CLIENT_DIR, "client.py"), "r", encoding="utf-8",
).read()
assert "CLIENT_CAPABILITIES = [" in client_src, (
"client.py missing CLIENT_CAPABILITIES list"
)
cc_start = client_src.index("CLIENT_CAPABILITIES = [")
cc_end = client_src.index("]", cc_start)
cc_block = client_src[cc_start:cc_end]
assert "Capability.IO_TASK_HANDLE" in cc_block, (
"Capability.IO_TASK_HANDLE not advertised in CLIENT_CAPABILITIES"
)
print("PASS: CLIENT_CAPABILITIES advertises Capability.IO_TASK_HANDLE.")
print("ALL CHECKS PASSED.")
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@@ -225,61 +225,9 @@ class Capability:
# ``uri`` per file for URL-fetch-out-of-band semantics; not in
# this PR.
MODEL_3D_BUNDLE_INLINE = "model_3d:bundle_inline"
# Cross-node task handle envelope: wraps a vendor-native task /
# video / job ID (Tripo MODEL_TASK_ID, Kling video_id, future
# partner handles) with enough lineage metadata to chain provider
# nodes (Tripo Texture/Refine/Rig/Retarget/Conversion, Kling
# VideoExtend, ...) across a single workflow graph. Wire shape:
#
# {
# "type": "task_handle",
# "encoding": "vendor_inline",
# "vendor": "tripo",
# "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
# "native_id": "abc123-tripo-uuid",
# "origin_node_id": "42",
# "parent_chain": [
# {"vendor": "tripo", "kind": "MODEL_TASK_ID",
# "native_id": "prev-uuid", "origin_node_id": "17"}
# ]
# }
#
# ``vendor`` is a lowercase provider slug. ``kind`` is the
# singular emitted socket kind string (``MODEL_TASK_ID`` /
# ``RIG_TASK_ID`` / ``RETARGET_TASK_ID`` / ``KLING_VIDEO_ID``) —
# NEVER the comma-union string that provider nodes use for input
# type-acceptance (e.g. ``TripoConversionNode`` accepts
# ``"MODEL_TASK_ID,RIG_TASK_ID,RETARGET_TASK_ID"``; the wire kind
# is whatever the upstream actually emitted). ``native_id`` is
# the vendor-native opaque string. ``origin_node_id`` is the
# upstream workflow node's unique id (log correlation + future
# replay).
#
# ``parent_chain`` is a FLAT list (not recursive nested
# envelopes) of ``{vendor, kind, native_id, origin_node_id}``
# refs in root-to-immediate-parent order. Each downstream node
# appends its parent's ref before the parent's chain is copied
# through; the chain captures the full lineage. Hard-capped at
# depth 32 server-side to prevent runaway growth.
#
# Negotiation: server emits ``task_handle`` envelopes only when
# the inbound request advertises this capability; legacy clients
# surface NEGOTIATION_FAILED at descriptor-load time on any
# provider that publishes a handle-typed output OR accepts one
# as input. Whole-descriptor gating — partial-socket synthesis
# is rejected because the chain breaks meaningfully if either
# end is missing.
#
# The client decoder returns a ``TaskHandle`` dataclass (NOT a
# plain string) so lineage metadata round-trips when the value
# is passed through to the next provider node — re-encoding the
# same dataclass on a downstream submit preserves ``parent_chain``
# without the proxy_node needing to know anything provider-
# specific.
IO_TASK_HANDLE = "io:task_handle"
HEAVY_TYPES = frozenset({"image", "video", "audio", "mask", "model_3d", "task_handle"})
HEAVY_TYPES = frozenset({"image", "video", "audio", "mask", "model_3d"})
def is_envelope(value: Any) -> bool:
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@@ -795,165 +795,16 @@ def decode_model3d_envelope(envelope: dict[str, Any]) -> Any:
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Cross-node task handle
#
# A ``task_handle`` envelope wraps a vendor-native task / video / job
# ID (Tripo MODEL_TASK_ID, Kling video_id, ...) with lineage metadata
# so chained provider nodes can pass the handle through the workflow
# without losing the upstream chain. The decoder returns a
# :class:`TaskHandle` dataclass — re-encoding the same dataclass on a
# downstream submit (via :func:`encode_task_handle`) preserves the
# full ``parent_chain`` without the proxy_node having to know
# anything provider-specific. Plain ``str`` round-trip would silently
# drop lineage, so the decoder deliberately surfaces the rich type
# even at the cost of slightly more work on the consumer side.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
@dataclass
class TaskHandle:
"""Cross-node handle to a vendor-native async task / video / job.
See :data:`comfy_remote_nodes.protocol.Capability.IO_TASK_HANDLE`
for the wire-shape contract. The dataclass mirrors the envelope
fields verbatim so :func:`encode_task_handle` is a trivial
round-trip. ``parent_chain`` is a flat list of
``{vendor, kind, native_id, origin_node_id}`` dicts in
root-to-immediate-parent order; treat it as opaque on the client
— the server is the only component that ever consumes it.
"""
vendor: str
kind: str
native_id: str
origin_node_id: str
parent_chain: list[dict[str, str]] = field(default_factory=list)
def __str__(self) -> str:
# Workflow runtime sometimes coerces socket values to ``str``
# (UI previews, log lines). Surfacing the native id keeps that
# output human-meaningful without leaking the lineage chain
# into UI strings.
return self.native_id
def _validate_task_handle_ref(ref: Any, *, context: str) -> dict[str, str]:
"""Validate one ``{vendor, kind, native_id, origin_node_id}`` ref.
Mirror of the server-side ``_validate_task_handle_ref`` —
rejects malformed parent_chain entries with the same field-by-
field error messages so a bad envelope surfaces the same way on
both sides.
"""
if not isinstance(ref, dict):
raise RnpProtocolError(
f"{context}: expected dict, got {type(ref).__name__}",
code=ErrorCode.INTERNAL,
)
out: dict[str, str] = {}
for fld in ("vendor", "kind", "native_id", "origin_node_id"):
val = ref.get(fld)
if not isinstance(val, str) or not val:
raise RnpProtocolError(
f"{context}: field {fld!r} must be a non-empty string "
f"(got {val!r})",
code=ErrorCode.INTERNAL,
)
out[fld] = val
if "," in out["kind"]:
raise RnpProtocolError(
f"{context}: 'kind' must be a singular socket kind, not a "
f"comma-union string (got {out['kind']!r})",
code=ErrorCode.INTERNAL,
)
return out
def decode_task_handle_envelope(envelope: dict[str, Any]) -> TaskHandle:
"""Decode a ``task_handle`` envelope into a :class:`TaskHandle`.
Only the ``vendor_inline`` encoding is recognised today (a future
sibling ``replay_ticket_inline`` would carry a signed server-
local replay token for cross-server portability — not in this
PR). All four top-level fields and every ``parent_chain`` entry
are validated; rejections raise ``RnpProtocolError(INTERNAL)``
with the same field-by-field messages the server emits at
envelope-build time.
"""
encoding = envelope.get("encoding")
if encoding != "vendor_inline":
raise RnpProtocolError(
f"Unsupported task_handle encoding: {encoding!r}",
code=ErrorCode.INTERNAL,
)
top = _validate_task_handle_ref(
{
"vendor": envelope.get("vendor"),
"kind": envelope.get("kind"),
"native_id": envelope.get("native_id"),
"origin_node_id": envelope.get("origin_node_id"),
},
context="task_handle",
)
chain_in = envelope.get("parent_chain", [])
if not isinstance(chain_in, list):
raise RnpProtocolError(
f"task_handle 'parent_chain' must be a list (got "
f"{type(chain_in).__name__})",
code=ErrorCode.INTERNAL,
)
chain_out = [
_validate_task_handle_ref(entry, context=f"parent_chain[{i}]")
for i, entry in enumerate(chain_in)
]
return TaskHandle(
vendor=top["vendor"],
kind=top["kind"],
native_id=top["native_id"],
origin_node_id=top["origin_node_id"],
parent_chain=chain_out,
)
def encode_task_handle(handle: TaskHandle) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""Encode a :class:`TaskHandle` back into a wire-format envelope.
Symmetric counterpart of :func:`decode_task_handle_envelope` so a
handle decoded from one provider's output and fed into another
provider's input round-trips losslessly — the proxy_node calls
this whenever it sees a ``TaskHandle`` in the input values for a
descriptor that accepts the ``task_handle`` envelope type.
The returned dict is the same shape the server's
``make_task_handle_envelope`` produces, so the server-side
decoder accepts it without any branching on "is this a fresh
handle or a re-encoded one" — the wire is the source of truth.
"""
return {
"type": "task_handle",
"encoding": "vendor_inline",
"vendor": handle.vendor,
"kind": handle.kind,
"native_id": handle.native_id,
"origin_node_id": handle.origin_node_id,
"parent_chain": [dict(entry) for entry in handle.parent_chain],
}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Dispatch by envelope type
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
_DECODERS = {
"image": decode_image_envelope,
"mask": decode_mask_envelope,
"audio": decode_audio_envelope,
"video": decode_video_envelope,
"model_3d": decode_model3d_envelope,
"task_handle": decode_task_handle_envelope,
"image": decode_image_envelope,
"mask": decode_mask_envelope,
"audio": decode_audio_envelope,
"video": decode_video_envelope,
"model_3d": decode_model3d_envelope,
}
@@ -1005,9 +856,6 @@ __all__ = [
"decode_video_envelope",
"decode_model3d_envelope",
"_bundled_file3d_class",
"TaskHandle",
"decode_task_handle_envelope",
"encode_task_handle",
"decode_envelope",
"is_envelope",
"is_image_tensor",