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writePdf->>parseMarkdownToPdf: Request PDF rendering
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In `@src/tools/pdf/markdown.ts`:
- Around line 688-697: Update resolveRender’s launch_options filtering so env,
dumpio, pipe, and ignoreDefaultArgs are removed and reported as ignored before
launchOptions is spread into puppeteer.launch. Preserve the existing filtering
for executablePath and args, ensuring chromeEnv and Desktop Commander’s browser
launch controls remain authoritative.
In `@test/test-file-handlers.js`:
- Around line 487-508: Update testPdfWriteFromMarkdown to skip when writeFile
fails with an error indicating Chrome or Chromium is required; log the skip and
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…ot only on C: On a Windows machine whose Program Files folder isn't on C: (Windows on another drive, or the folders moved), an installed Chrome or Chromium was never found for PDF rendering: it was looked for only under C:\Program Files and C:\Program Files (x86). Rendering then downloaded Chrome for Testing, or failed without a network. The Windows paths now come from Windows' own settings: ProgramFiles, ProgramW6432 (the 64-bit Program Files seen from a 32-bit Node, which the old list covered too), ProgramFiles(x86) and LOCALAPPDATA, in the old order. findSystemChrome() is exported for the test, as findPuppeteerChrome() is. test-pdf-system-chrome.js (Windows only) points each setting at a folder with a stand-in chrome.exe. With the commit before's code (and main 7bad545's), every case finds C:\Program Files\...\chrome.exe instead; here all pass, and with this machine's own settings the same browser as before is found. #763's 18 test files and its repro pass (Windows). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @src/tools/pdf/markdown.ts:
- Around line 116-117: Update the grayMatterOptions construction used by
grayMatter in the PDF markdown parsing flow so caller-provided options cannot
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…tions
- test-file-handlers.js Test 12: write_file markdown to a .pdf path and
read the text back.
- test-pdf-creation.js: create, then modify, PDFs from markdown.
- test-pdf-launch-failure.js: a Chrome that fails to launch leaves no
profile folder, no unhandled rejection and no running Chrome behind.
- test-pdf-render-resources.js: a render's web server and Chrome end with
the render, also when it fails; conversion errors reach the caller.
- test-pdf-render-options.js: dest, pdf_options.path,
launch_options.executablePath/args and devtools from write_pdf options or
front matter are ignored and reported (ignoredOptions).
- repro/test-pdf-launch-failure-server.js: the real server after a failed
Chrome launch.
All fail on Windows, because every render fails under a USERPROFILE that is
not the account's real profile (the runner's temporary home): Chrome 136+
refuses remote debugging when it cannot resolve its default profile folder,
and Puppeteer reports "The browser is already running for
...puppeteer_dev_chrome_profile-...". The repro exits 1 ("REPRODUCED: a
failed Chrome launch broke the server", its Chrome profile left behind).
On macOS/Linux, Test 12 is expected to fail with "Writing markdown to a
.pdf path should create the PDF file" (PdfFileHandler never writes the
rendered PDF); not verified on those platforms yet.
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PdfFileHandler.write() called parseMarkdownToPdf(content, path): the path went in as the render options, and the returned PDF buffer was dropped, so write_file with markdown to a .pdf path reported success and wrote nothing. It now renders the markdown and writes the buffer to the path. On Windows test-file-handlers.js Test 12 still fails until the next commit, because every render fails there under a relocated USERPROFILE (D9). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rted parseMarkdownToPdf() now renders with md-to-pdf's converter in a Chrome, profile and web server of its own, released on every path: - Chrome on Windows (D9): Chrome 136+ refuses remote debugging when it cannot resolve its default profile folder, which it looks up under %USERPROFILE%, so with a relocated USERPROFILE every render failed with a misleading "The browser is already running". Chrome gets the account's real profile folder from the logon token. - Profile cleanup (D22): Puppeteer deleted its own profile after a failed launch before stopping Chrome, in a promise nobody awaited; on Windows the EBUSY rejection took the server down. Each render gets a profile folder Desktop Commander creates, and removes only after its Chrome has exited (found through the child_process diagnostics channel even when the launch fails), with retries and without keeping the process alive. - Render server (D31): md-to-pdf's server listened on every interface and after a failed render kept serving the working folder until restart. The render's server listens on 127.0.0.1, answers only the render's Chrome (a random cookie), serves files but no listings, and closes with the render, as does Chrome. - Options (D36): resolveRender() merges write_pdf's options with the markdown's front matter in one place and drops dest, pdf_options.path, launch_options.executablePath, launch_options.args and devtools. writePdf() returns them and handleWritePdf() reports them (text and structuredContent.ignoredOptions); the PDF is still written to the requested path only. test-file-handlers.js, test-pdf-creation.js, test-pdf-launch-failure.js, test-pdf-render-resources.js, test-pdf-render-options.js and repro/test-pdf-launch-failure-server.js pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review on the stack: "should not return any new info to the user". write_pdf's answer is again only "Successfully wrote PDF to …". The dangerous options stay ignored (the security fix), and which ones were ignored, and why, stays in the result's structuredContent for Desktop Commander's own tests: the server drops it before the result is recorded or sent (src/utils/internal-facts.ts, one place, called where every tool result leaves handleCallToolRequest). test-client-results.js runs the real server over stdio and checks the client gets exactly the old answer and no structuredContent; it fails on the layer before this commit (the note and structuredContent reached the client). Also: the PDF render server logs a file it couldn't serve, and a missing profile folder is logged, instead of both being silent; test-pdf-render-options no longer lets a "no Chrome" skip hide cases that already failed; the launch failure repro closes its client through closeClient(). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…lacing it (#763) write_file with mode "append" on an existing PDF rendered the new markdown and wrote it over the file, answering "Successfully appended": a 22-page PDF became a 1-page one. The PDF handler ignored the mode (since the handler write started rendering markdown; before that it wrote nothing). A PDF can't take text at its end, so the handler now refuses the mode the way the DOCX handler does: "PDF append not supported. Use write_pdf to modify existing PDF files." The file is left as it was. test/test-pdf-write-file-append.js: on the commit before, the 22-page PDF was replaced; here the call is refused and the file is unchanged. test/helpers/pdf.js: page sizes, the sample PDFs, Chrome detection and a workspace with allowed/outside folders for the PDF tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…he allowed folders (#763) edit_block with a range and page operations on a PDF wrote the result to options.outputPath and read an insert's sourcePdfPath without the allowed-folder check write_pdf makes for the same operations: the PDF could be written, or a PDF read, anywhere. The handler also turned every failure into an EditResult edit_block does not read, so a failed edit answered "Successfully updated range". write_pdf's checks move into validatePdfOperationPaths (filesystem.ts), which both write_pdf and the PDF handler's editRange now call. A path outside the allowed folders is refused with the allowed-folder message, and editRange lets errors reach edit_block, as the Excel handler does, so the refusal (or any failed edit) is the answer. test/test-pdf-edit-block-paths.js: on the commit before, the PDF was written outside the allowed folders and an outside PDF was inserted; here both are refused and the PDF is unchanged; an edit inside still works. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…#763) Rendering markdown to a PDF serves the markdown's files (images, iframes, ...) from options.basedir, or from the working folder when none is given, with no allowed-folder check: markdown written into a PDF inside the allowed folders could embed any file of that folder, e.g. with options.basedir set to a folder outside them. options.basedir is now validated like any other path, so one outside the allowed folders is refused with the allowed-folder message. The render's web server also checks each file it is asked for (serveAllowedFile, links resolved) and refuses one outside the allowed folders, which covers the working folder and a linked folder under the base folder. With no allowed folders configured, everything is served as before. test/test-pdf-render-allowed-folders.js: on the commit before, a file from an outside basedir and one from an outside working folder were embedded; here the basedir is refused and the working folder's file is not served; a basedir inside the allowed folders still serves its files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t reads the last pages (#763) read_file on a PDF pages by page ("offset/length work as page pagination"), but an offset past the last page, or a length of 0, returned every page: the page range selected no pages, and pdf2md took an empty selection for "all pages". A negative offset applied the length too (offset -2, length 1 returned only the last page), where for lines a negative offset reads the last N and ignores the length. pdf2md now extracts all pages only when it is given no page selection (an empty page list); a range that selects no pages extracts none. generatePageNumbers reads from a negative offset to the last page. The PDF handler reads to the last page when no length is given (it passed length 0 and relied on the empty selection meaning "all"). test/test-pdf-read-pages.js: on the commit before, offset 500 and length 0 returned all 22 pages and offset -2, length 1 returned page 22 only; here they return no pages and pages 21-22; ordinary ranges are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… and write_pdf's options (#763) write_pdf's insert operation takes pdfOptions (in its schema) and write_pdf takes options for md-to-pdf, but markdown inserted into an existing PDF was always rendered with only the original first page's size and margins: neither was read, so an insert with pdfOptions {format: "A3", landscape: true} still got an A4 portrait page. editPdf now takes write_pdf's options, and insertRenderOptions (one place) builds an inserted page's render options: the call's options, with the original page's layout, then the call's pdf_options, then the insert's pdfOptions over it. With neither, the inserted page keeps the original page's size, as before. The internal report of ignored options checks the same options. test/test-pdf-insert-options.js: on the commit before, both an insert's pdfOptions and options.pdf_options gave a 596x842 page; here the page is A3 landscape (1191x842); with no options it still matches the original. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ot "Successfully wrote" (#763) write_pdf's delete operation dropped page indexes outside the document without a word: deleting page 99 of a 22-page PDF answered "Successfully wrote PDF" and wrote the PDF unchanged, while an insert at such an index fails with "Invalid page index". A delete with an index that is not a page of the document (from the end for a negative one) now fails with the same "Invalid page index" error, before anything is deleted or written. Valid indexes, negative ones included, delete as before. test/test-pdf-delete-missing-page.js: on the commit before, deleting page index 99 answered success; here it is an error and nothing is written; deleting pages 0 and -1 still leaves 20 pages. test/test-pdf-creation.js: its "multi-page" markdown rendered to one page, so its second delete removed a page that didn't exist (the expected count allowed for that); a page break now gives it the two pages it deletes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…lowed folders (#763) md-to-pdf reads some of its options' files from disk into the page it renders: stylesheet paths, script paths and the highlight style (a file name under highlight.js's styles folder, so "../../x" reaches any .css file). They come from write_pdf's options or the markdown's front matter, with no allowed-folder check, and a script in the page can write what they hold into the PDF: a file outside the allowed folders ended up in a PDF written inside them. The same hole as options.basedir, through other options. parseMarkdownToPdf now checks those files after merging the options and the front matter (validateRenderFiles): a stylesheet that is not an http URL, a script's path, and a highlight style that leads out of highlight.js's styles folder must be inside the allowed folders, or the render is refused with the allowed-folder message. md-to-pdf's own stylesheet and highlight styles are not the caller's and stay allowed. test/test-pdf-render-option-paths.js: on the commit before, an outside stylesheet, a front matter script path and a highlight style leading outside were read into the PDF ("Successfully wrote PDF"); here each is refused; a stylesheet inside the allowed folders and the default highlight style still apply. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
read_file of a text .svg answered an image block (image/svg+xml) instead of the SVG's text, though read_file and read_multiple_files list the images they show as PNG, JPEG, GIF and WebP. write_file and edit_block on an .svg said "Successfully wrote" and base64-decoded the text into the file: a 95-character SVG became 6 garbage bytes. The image file handler claimed .svg, and it reads a file as base64 and writes by base64-decoding. An SVG now goes to the text handler (read, write, edit, get_file_info), like any other text file. The file preview widget still draws an SVG as an image: its own read (origin 'ui') still goes to the image handler, through a svgAsImage read option. test-svg-text.js fails on the commit before on Windows and macOS (read_file and read_multiple_files answer an image block; write_file and edit_block leave 6 bytes) and passes here; its check that the widget's read still gets the SVG as an image passes on both. test-file-handlers.js still passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
get_file_info describes "a file or directory", its type included, but on a
folder it answered "fileType: text", and on a folder named like an image
(icons.png) "fileType: image" with "isImage: true". The file handler was
chosen by the folder's name and content as for a file, and the text handler
calls everything it gets text.
A folder no longer goes to a file handler: it is "fileType: directory", with
the fields a folder had before (size, times, isDirectory, isFile,
permissions).
test-file-info-folder.js fails on the commit before on Windows and macOS
("somedir says fileType: text", "icons.png says fileType: image") and passes
here. test-file-handlers.js still passes.
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…f replacing it write_file with mode "append" on an existing image answered "Successfully appended" and wrote the new content, base64-decoded, over the file: a 68-byte PNG became 6 garbage bytes. The image handler ignored the mode. An image can't take text at its end, so the handler now refuses the mode as the DOCX and PDF handlers do: "Image append not supported." The file is left as it was. Rewriting an image is unchanged. test-image-write-file-append.js fails on the commit before on Windows and macOS (the PNG replaced, "Successfully appended") and passes here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
read_file of an SVG URL (Content-Type image/svg+xml) still answered an image block, while a local .svg is answered as its text. The URL read took every image/* content type for an image; the local read decided by extension in the image handler, with its own SVG exception. Both now decide through one rule, isImageAnswer() in the image handler: every image type is an image except SVG, which is text, unless the file preview widget reads it (its origin 'ui' read, svgAsImage), which still gets the image. A PNG URL stays an image. test-svg-text.js "readUrlAnswersTheText" fails on the commit before on Windows and macOS (blocks ["text","image"]) and passes here; its checks that the widget still gets an SVG URL as an image and that a PNG URL stays an image pass on both, before and here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
resolveRender() dropped only launch_options.executablePath and .args. Every other Puppeteer launch option, from write_pdf's options or the markdown's own front matter, reached puppeteer.launch(), and several change the browser process rather than the render: - env replaced Chrome's whole environment, including the Windows profile-folder fix; on Windows the render then failed, and elsewhere it could preload a library (LD_PRELOAD, DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES) into Chrome - dumpio piped Chrome's output into this process's stdout (the MCP connection) and stderr - pipe and debuggingPort: how Desktop Commander connects to Chrome, and a DevTools port of the markdown's choosing - ignoreDefaultArgs and enableExtensions: Chrome's arguments and extensions - downloadBehavior: where Chrome saves downloads, outside the allowed folders too - handleSIGINT/SIGTERM/SIGHUP, browser, channel, protocol and the rest Now only the options that change the render or the waits apply: headless, timeout, protocolTimeout, slowMo, defaultViewport, acceptInsecureCerts, networkEnabled, waitForInitialPage. It is an allowlist, so an option a later Puppeteer adds is ignored too. Every other one is removed after the merge and named in the result's internal ignoredOptions, as executablePath and args were. Desktop Commander's Chrome environment is also set after the launch options now. test/test-pdf-render-options.js: the markdown's front matter sets env, dumpio, debuggingPort, ignoreDefaultArgs, enableExtensions, downloadBehavior, handleSIGINT and timeout (a second render sets pipe), and the test records Chrome's launches as Puppeteer spawns them. On the commit before, Chrome started with the front matter's environment and nothing else (["DC_LAUNCH_PROBE"]). Here it starts with Desktop Commander's environment and arguments, nothing is piped into stdout or stderr, and every option but timeout is named as ignored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
validateRenderFiles() checked the stylesheet paths, the script paths and a highlight_style leading outside highlight.js's styles folder, then left md-to-pdf the paths as given. serveAllowedFile() checked join(basedir, the URL's path), then had serve-handler look the URL's path up again. A link on the way changed after the check, to a folder outside the allowed ones, was read at its new target: the file's content went into the page, and from there into the PDF. Each check's result is now what is read. validateRenderFiles() puts the checked paths (links resolved) into the render options. A highlight_style becomes the checked file's name relative to the styles folder; a check that resolves to a file not ending in .css is refused, because md-to-pdf would read another path. serveAllowedFile() has serve-handler serve the checked file itself, from its own folder, without .html redirects; the request keeps its URL. It is the same pattern as list_directory's in #770. test/test-pdf-render-option-paths.js: four links inside the allowed folder (a stylesheet, a highlight style, a script, and a file the page loads in an iframe), each changed to point outside right after validatePath resolves it (fs.realpath is stubbed in the test). On the commit before, all four were read from outside (STYLE, HIGHLIGHT, SCRIPT, SERVED). Here all four are read where the check found them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
test-file-handlers.js's PDF write check and test-pdf-creation.js render
markdown to PDF but, unlike the other rendering tests, didn't skip when the
machine has no Chrome to launch and none can be downloaded. The whole file
then failed ("PDF generation requires Chrome or Chromium browser"), even
though every other check in it had passed.
Both now end the check with `return skip(...)` when the render fails for
that reason (isNoChrome() in test/helpers/pdf.js), and test-file-handlers.js's
summary counts the skip: "File handler tests passed, 1 skipped". This uses
the SKIPPED result of skip() from #781.
test-pdf-no-chrome.js runs both files in a child process whose Chrome is
hidden: the paths Chrome is looked for at don't exist, and HTTPS requests
fail, so it can't be downloaded either. With the files of the commit
before, both exited 1. Here both pass, say they skipped, and the handler
summary counts the skip. With Chrome hidden the same way, every other PDF
test of this PR already skipped its render checks or needed no Chrome.
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pdfWorkspace() made its real-path root by hand, as createTempDir() (in test/helpers/test-env.js) now does for every test: a new temporary folder, by its real path, so paths the server hands back match on macOS, where the temporary folder is behind the /var -> /private/var link. The only difference is realpathSync.native instead of realpathSync; on Windows, native also expands 8.3 short names, as the server's fs.realpath does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Since the render reads the stylesheet, script and highlight-style paths its
allowed-folder checks resolved, an error from reading one named the
resolved path, not the path the caller gave. On macOS a missing stylesheet
given as /var/folders/…/missing.css was reported as "ENOENT: … open
'/private/var/folders/…/missing.css'". Behind any link, the error named the
link's target. The new refusal of a highlight_style whose file isn't a .css
file named the resolved file too.
validateRenderFiles() now also returns each checked path with the path as
given. parseMarkdownToPdf() puts the given paths back into an error before
it is reported (nameGivenPaths(): the message, the stack and err.path). The
render still reads the checked paths. The highlight_style refusal names the
style path as given. Files served to the page don't reach the answer.
test/test-pdf-render-option-paths.js: a missing stylesheet, script and
highlight style, each given through a folder link. On the commit before,
the stylesheet's error named the link's target ("ENOENT: … open
'…\allowed\real-for-errors\missing.css'"). Here each error names the path as
given. On macOS this is also what test-pdf-render-resources.js's failed
conversion case checks, with its temporary folder under /var.
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…ot only on C: On a Windows machine whose Program Files folder isn't on C: (Windows on another drive, or the folders moved), an installed Chrome or Chromium was never found for PDF rendering: it was looked for only under C:\Program Files and C:\Program Files (x86). Rendering then downloaded Chrome for Testing, or failed without a network. The Windows paths now come from Windows' own settings: ProgramFiles, ProgramW6432 (the 64-bit Program Files seen from a 32-bit Node, which the old list covered too), ProgramFiles(x86) and LOCALAPPDATA, in the old order. findSystemChrome() is exported for the test, as findPuppeteerChrome() is. test-pdf-system-chrome.js (Windows only) points each setting at a folder with a stand-in chrome.exe. With the commit before's code (and main 7bad545's), every case finds C:\Program Files\...\chrome.exe instead; here all pass, and with this machine's own settings the same browser as before is found. #763's 18 test files and its repro pass (Windows). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ptions says
write_pdf ran code from the markdown's header in the server process when the
caller passed gray_matter_options, even {} or null: those settings replaced
md-to-pdf's defaults, which switch off gray-matter's JavaScript engine, so a
---js or ---javascript header, or any header with language: 'javascript',
was evaluated. main has the same hole (md-to-pdf merges the caller's
gray_matter_options over its defaults).
resolveRender() now reads the header with the caller's gray-matter settings
over md-to-pdf's defaults and then switches the JavaScript engine off again,
under both names gray-matter looks up (js, javascript), as md-to-pdf's
default does. The caller's other settings (delimiters, ...) still apply, and
md-to-pdf gets the same settings when the caller gave some.
test-pdf-front-matter-js.js: with the commit before's code, a ---js header
with gray_matter_options {} or null, a ---javascript header with the caller's
own engines map, and a plain header with language: 'javascript' ran their
code; here none does, and the caller's delimiters still find the header.
#763's other test files and its repro pass (Windows).
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Stack #818 · 07/20 · base:
fix/windows-rename-retry· next:fix/structured-contentPDF rendering could reach outside the allowed folders: front matter or options could write the PDF anywhere or start any program, and the render server listened on every network interface and served the working folder, with listings, to anyone. PDF output was also broken: markdown written to a
.pdfpath produced nothing, and on Windows Chrome could refuse to start and a failed launch crashed the server. Rendering now has one path that releases everything it starts, the dangerous options are ignored or refused with the allowed-folder error, and several PDF, SVG, image and folder answers are corrected.What this fixes
write_fileof markdown to a.pdfpath wrote nothing.%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Localwas missing.finally.ProgramFiles,ProgramW6432,ProgramFiles(x86),LOCALAPPDATA), not under fixedC:\paths.dest,pdf_options.path), start any program (launch_options), or hang the call (devtools: true).resolveRender()merges options and front matter once and drops these options.gray_matter_optionswas given (even{}or null): it replaced md-to-pdf's defaults, which switch gray-matter's JavaScript engine off, so a---js/---javascriptheader, or any header withlanguage: 'javascript', was evaluated.jsandjavascript).outputPathand read inserted PDFs (sourcePdfPath) outside the allowed folders.validatePdfOperationPathschecks both.options.basediror the working folder.basediris validated, and the render server serves only files inside the allowed folders (403 otherwise).highlight_stylefrom outside the allowed folders into the page.validateRenderFileschecks them.launch_optionsstill reached Chrome:envreplaced its environment (it could preload a library into Chrome, and on Windows undo the profile fix above),dumpiopiped its output into the MCP connection,downloadBehaviorsaved downloads anywhere,debuggingPortopened DevTools on a chosen port.headless,timeout,protocolTimeout,slowMo,defaultViewport,acceptInsecureCerts,networkEnabled,waitForInitialPage); the rest are ignored and named internally.highlight_style, files the page loads) checked a path, then the render looked it up again, so a link changed right after its check was read at its new target.write_fileappend on a PDF answered "Successfully appended" and wrote nothing.write_fileappend on an image replaced the image.read_fileon a PDF returned every page for an offset past the end or length 0, and cut a negative offset to its length.insert.pdfOptionsand write_pdf'soptions..svgwas read as an image and written as 6 garbage bytes..svgis text for read, write, edit and get_file_info; the preview widget still draws it..svg(isImageAnswer).get_file_infocalled a folder a text (or image) file.Where to look
src/tools/pdf/markdown.tsparseMarkdownToPdf(),resolveRender()(ALLOWED_LAUNCH_OPTIONS),validateRenderFiles(): the one render path, the dropped options and the file checks, whose resolved paths are what the render reads. The risky part isserveAllowedFile: the render server must serve only files inside the allowed folders, with links resolved.findSystemChrome()/windowsChromePaths(): an installed Chrome is looked for in the folders Windows names.safeGrayMatterOptions(): the header is read with the caller's gray-matter settings, never with its JavaScript engine.src/tools/filesystem.tswritePdf(),validatePdfOperationPaths(),getFileInfo()(folders),readFileFromUrl()(SVG URLs).src/utils/files/pdf.tswrite()(refuses append),read()(page selection);src/tools/pdf/pdf2md,generatePageNumbers,editPdf,insertRenderOptions,deletePages.src/utils/files/image.tsisImageAnswer(),src/utils/files/factory.tsgetFileHandler(path, { svgAsImage }): one rule for files and URLs.src/utils/internal-facts.ts(new)withoutInternalFacts(),src/server.ts: write_pdf's list of ignored options stays internal and is dropped before the result is sent.How to verify
Answers that change
outputPathorsourcePdfPathoutside the allowed folders: "Successfully updated range …"options.basediroutside the allowed folders: the outside file embeddedhighlight_styleoutside the allowed folders: success, the file read inhighlight_stylewhose file is a link to a file not ending in.css: the file read ingray_matter_optionsand a JavaScript header: the header's code ran, the PDF writtengray_matter_options), the PDF writtengray_matter_options.engines.jsset to something that isn't a function, with a---jsheader:expected "js.parse" to be a functionwrite_pdf still answers "Successfully wrote PDF to …" when options are ignored; which ones, and why, stays internal.
Commits and test results
c26a558.pdfwrites, Chrome on Windows, render cleanup, ignored options.4497035write_fileto a.pdfpath writes the PDF.39fad34888bfd07a1bdbfPdfFileHandler.writerefuses modeappend.fb9ac0evalidatePdfOperationPathschecks the output path and inserted PDFs.8500dbabasediris validated; the server serves only allowed files.a61f0d650daa21insert.pdfOptionsand write_pdf's options.0f3ee8fdeletePagesthrows "Invalid page index" before deleting.f963bdcvalidateRenderFiles: stylesheets, scripts,highlight_style.e4828356dc6dd4getFileInfoanswers "fileType: directory" for a folder.94b0276ImageFileHandler.writerefuses mode append.8e70226c797f44launch_options, only those that change the render apply.9fcfa6fhighlight_stylelink to a file not ending in.cssis refused.42338a161c88e9createTempDir().d733d600b46c62C:.31a8020gray_matter_optionssays.main(c774c3b): Windows 11 / Node 24.18: unit 165/165, integration 4/4, repros 19/19. macOS 26.6.2 / Node 24.15: unit 165/165, integration 4/4, repros 19/19. Checks skipped for the platform, missing rights or a missing tool: 7 on Windows, 10 on macOS.c26a558fails and39fad34passes on Windows 11 / Node 24.18.888bfd0fails before and passes after on Windows; it passes on macOS.7a1bdbfto8e70226: each fix's test fails before and passes after, on Windows 11 and macOS 26.6.2.c797f44,9fcfa6f,42338a1,d733d60: each test fails before and passes after on Windows 11 / Node 24.18 and on macOS 26.6.2 / Node 24.15. On macOS, atd733d60, the 14test-pdf-*.jsfiles andtest-file-handlers.jspass (15/15). With61c88e9andd733d60, the 16 PDF-related test files pass on Windows.0b46c62:test-pdf-system-chrome.js(Windows only) fails with the code before it and withmain7bad545's: each of the 6 cases foundC:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exeinstead of the Chrome where the setting pointed. At0b46c62all 6 pass, and with the machine's own settings the same Chrome as before is found. fix(pdf): .pdf writes, Chrome on Windows, render cleanup, unsafe options ignored #763's 18 test files (0 skipped) andtest-pdf-launch-failure-server.jspass on Windows 11 / Node 24.18.31a8020:test-pdf-front-matter-js.jsfails with the code before it: a---jsheader withgray_matter_options{}or null, a---javascriptheader with the caller's ownengines, and a plain header withlanguage: 'javascript'ran their code in the server process. Onmain7bad545, through its write_pdf path (md-to-pdf), the{},enginesandlanguagecases ran too (nullwasn't tried there), and the PDF was still written. At31a8020none runs, and the caller'sdelimitersstill find the header. fix(pdf): .pdf writes, Chrome on Windows, render cleanup, unsafe options ignored #763's 19 test files (0 skipped) andtest-pdf-launch-failure-server.jspass on Windows 11 / Node 24.18.outputPath.outputPath"MUST be provided"; create mode writes topath.Stack #818: #781 makes the tests run on Windows and macOS; #770–#768 fix what that exposed; #773–#779 fix the issues listed in each; #780 fixes the remote device's state; #794 reports targeted Broadcast receipts.
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