[None][fix] parse RFC 2397 data URIs in one place by u7k4rs6 · Pull Request #17168 · NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM

u7k4rs6 · 2026-08-02T19:38:54Z

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Centralizes RFC 2397 parsing in parse_data_uri.
Routes image, video, and BaseMediaIO loading through the shared parser.
Supports parameters, case-insensitive base64, empty media types, and empty payloads.
Adds distinct errors for non-data URLs and unsupported encodings.
Accepts strings and ParseResult objects.
No configuration or test-list changes.
No correctness, performance, API consistency, or scope concerns identified.

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Expanded tests/unittest/inputs/test_async_media_loading.py.
Added tests for parser behavior, parameterized URIs, encoding markers, empty values, malformed URIs, unsupported encodings, and ParseResult inputs.
Added coverage for synchronous image and video loaders, asynchronous image and audio loaders, executor behavior, and BaseMediaIO subclasses.
No test functions were removed.
No matching entries were found in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/ or tests/integration/test_lists/.
Verdict: needs follow-up because CBTS coverage data is unavailable.

Description

The data: URI parse was duplicated in three places and all three copies
mishandled well-formed input. This lands one RFC 2397 parser and routes every
copy through it.

Fixed:

Parameterized URIs. data_spec.split(";", 1) assumed exactly one ";",
so data:audio/wav;codecs=opus;base64,... parsed its media type as
"codecs=opus;base64" and raised NotImplementedError on valid input.
Affected all three copies.
Wrong exception type. load_base64_image and load_base64_video raised
ValueError("not enough values to unpack") on a legal non-base64 URI such as
data:image/png,hello. They now raise UnsupportedDataURIEncodingError,
matching what BaseMediaIO.async_load already did.
Missing comma. Surfaced as a tuple-unpacking error rather than a message
naming the expected URI shape.
Case-sensitive parameters. ;BASE64, was rejected; RFC 2045 parameter
names are case-insensitive.
Non-data: URLs. A filesystem path containing a , was split like a data
URI and reported as an unsupported encoding, a confident but wrong diagnosis.
The scheme is now checked first, and a non-data: URL raises
NotADataURIError.

Also handled: an empty media type (data:;base64,... is legal per RFC 2397),
and base64 matching a whole parameter token rather than a substring, so
data:image/png;name=base64,hello is correctly rejected.

parse_data_uri returns the payload as a base64 string, not decoded bytes,
because BaseMediaIO.load_base64(media_type, data) consumes the string and each
subclass decodes it. Changing that abstract signature is a separate API
question; callers that want bytes decode in one line.

Every URI that parsed before parses identically. No subclass reads media_type,
so an empty media type is inert.

Note for reviewers. An earlier revision of this description claimed a
malformed data URI would return HTTP 500 rather than 400. That was wrong.
create_error_response (openai_server.py:746-749) defaults to
status_code=HTTPStatus.BAD_REQUEST, so on openai_chat the except ValueError at :1618 and the except Exception at :1620 return the same
HTTP 400. The real difference is that :1620 calls
logger.error(traceback.format_exc()) first and :1618 does not, so bad
client input writes an error-level traceback into the server log.

parse_data_uri now raises UnsupportedDataURIEncodingError, which inherits
both NotImplementedError and ValueError, so that input is classified as a
client error and routed to the silent arm. A missing , remains a plain
ValueError, keeping the two failure modes distinguishable by type.

For the record on reachability: /v1/chat/completions reaches
BaseMediaIO.async_load via _make_media_io (chat_utils.py:149-156), not
load_image / load_video. async_load_image and async_load_video have
no call sites outside re-exports and tests; load_video has none; and
load_image's three callers are all VisualGen, which writes base64 to disk
and passes a path.

Additive and backward-compatible: one new module-level helper, two new exception
classes, parse_data_uri widened from str to Union[str, ParseResult], and
load_base64_image's annotation corrected to the ParseResult it has always
been passed. Nothing removed, no caller-visible signature narrowed.
api-compatible if a maintainer can apply the label.

Test Coverage

tests/unittest/inputs/test_async_media_loading.py, 55 new tests (61 in the
module, up from 6):

TestParseDataUri: parameterized URIs, empty media type, case-insensitive
BASE64/Base64, base64 as a parameter value rejected, empty payload
parsed rather than raised, data:,hello, and the three failure modes kept
distinguishable by type: NotADataURIError for a non-data: scheme,
a plain ValueError for a missing comma, and
UnsupportedDataURIEncodingError for a non-base64 payload.
TestUnsupportedDataURIEncodingError: subclasses both NotImplementedError
and ValueError, and is caught by either except clause.
TestLoadBase64Image / TestLoadBase64Video: direct coverage of the two
synchronous helpers whose exception type changes, plus a guard that
load_base64_image passes its ParseResult through instead of
re-serializing it.
TestMediaIODataUrl: the same paths through BaseMediaIO.async_load,
including data:audio/wav;codecs=opus;base64,..., plus a check that an empty
media type reaches every load_base64 subclass unharmed.
TestAsyncLoadImage: parameterized and empty-media-type data URLs through
async_load_image.

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Three copies of the same data: URI parse had drifted apart, and all three mishandled well-formed input: - data_spec.split(";", 1) assumed exactly one ";", so a legal data:audio/wav;codecs=opus;base64,... parsed its media type as "codecs=opus;base64" and raised NotImplementedError. - load_base64_image and load_base64_video raised ValueError("not enough values to unpack") on a legal non-base64 URI such as data:image/png,hello, rather than the intended NotImplementedError. - No copy reported a missing "," as anything other than an unpack error. - Parameter names were matched case-sensitively, so ;BASE64, was rejected. Add parse_data_uri() in media_io.py and route load_base64_image, load_base64_video, and BaseMediaIO.async_load through it. The media type may be empty, "base64" must match a whole parameter token rather than appear as a substring, parameters are matched case-insensitively per RFC 2045, and a missing "," raises ValueError naming the expected URI shape. Every URI that parsed before parses identically. Signed-off-by: u7k4rs6 <utkarshbahuguna10@gmail.com>

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Walkthrough

The change adds shared RFC 2397 data-URI parsing, routes synchronous and asynchronous media loaders through it, and expands tests for valid, malformed, empty, parameterized, case-insensitive, and unsupported data URIs.

Changes

Data URI media loading

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Data URI parser and async integration `tensorrt_llm/inputs/media_io.py`	Adds public parser errors and `parse_data_uri`. `BaseMediaIO.async_load` uses the shared parser.
Synchronous loader integration `tensorrt_llm/inputs/utils.py`	Image and video loaders use `parse_data_uri` for media type and payload extraction.
Media loading validation `tests/unittest/inputs/test_async_media_loading.py`	Tests cover parameterized, case-insensitive, empty, malformed, unsupported, synchronous, and asynchronous data-URI loading.

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

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to aedaa

The PR centralizes data URI parsing and adds broad coverage; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains. Adding type annotations to the new test methods is a minor follow-up and does not affect product behavior.

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tensorrt_llm/inputs/media_io.py (1)
589-589: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Use a built-in generic in parse_data_uri.
-def parse_data_uri(url: str) -> Tuple[str, str]:
+def parse_data_uri(url: str) -> tuple[str, str]:
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In `@tensorrt_llm/inputs/media_io.py`:
- Around line 610-612: Remove the caller-controlled URL preview from the
malformed data URI error in the media URI parsing logic, keeping the exception
message static or limited to safe metadata such as input length. Update the
corresponding assertion in test_async_media_loading.py to match the sanitized
message while preserving the missing-comma validation.
- Line 607: Update parse_data_uri to validate that the parsed URL scheme is
exactly "data" before processing its path, rejecting non-data inputs such as
"image/png;base64,QUJD". Add a regression test covering a schemeless input and
preserve existing parsing behavior for valid data URIs.

In `@tests/unittest/inputs/test_async_media_loading.py`:
- Around line 87-259: Add unittest/inputs/test_async_media_loading.py to the
applicable test-db CI configuration, preferably the l0_a10.yml test list, and
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BowenFu · 2026-08-03T01:31:39Z

Thanks for consolidating the parser and adding thorough tests. Before merge, please settle the exception type for non-base64 data URIs. These loaders now raise NotImplementedError, but chat paths treat ValueError as client input and other exceptions as internal errors. That changes malformed client input into an internal error. Please either raise a clear ValueError or translate NotImplementedError at the server boundary. Also confirm that audio data: handling remains intentionally covered by #14115.

Review feedback on the shared data-URI parser. parse_data_uri raised a bare NotImplementedError when a data: URI was not base64-encoded. NotImplementedError subclasses RuntimeError, so it skips the `except ValueError` arm that openai_chat uses for client errors and lands on `except Exception`, which logs a full error-level traceback before returning. Ordinary bad client input therefore writes server-fault noise into the log. Introduce UnsupportedDataURIEncodingError, inheriting both NotImplementedError and ValueError, and raise it in place of the bare NotImplementedError. Callers already catching NotImplementedError are unaffected; callers catching ValueError now classify a bad payload as client input. The message string is unchanged. A missing "," stays a plain ValueError, so the two failure modes remain distinguishable by type rather than by message text. Also take the reviewer's second point: parse_data_uri now accepts either a str or an already-parsed ParseResult, so load_base64_image passes its ParseResult through instead of urlunparse-ing a potentially large inline payload back into a string for the parser to re-parse. Correct that function's parsed_url annotation to ParseResult while here -- the removed urlunparse call was the only thing signalling that the declared str was wrong. Signed-off-by: u7k4rs6 <utkarshbahuguna10@gmail.com>

u7k4rs6 · 2026-08-03T03:36:26Z

Thanks, taking both and correcting my own description first. It claimed a malformed data URI returns HTTP 500. Wrong: create_error_response defaults to BAD_REQUEST, so except ValueError (:1618) and except Exception (:1620) both return 400. The real difference is :1620 logs traceback.format_exc() at ERROR and :1618 doesn't, so today, bad client input writes a server-fault-shaped traceback into the log. Also worth noting: the chat routes hit BaseMediaIO.async_load, not the two sync loaders, and that path already raised NotImplementedError pre-PR so nothing regressed, this just fixes a pre-existing wart.

Implemented your first option:

python
class UnsupportedDataURIEncodingError(NotImplementedError, ValueError):

Named for the repo's Error convention (InputTooLongError, etc). Chose class-level over server-boundary translation since load_image has non-serve callers too (VisualGen) fixing the type fixes all of them. Missing , stays plain ValueError, so the two failure modes stay distinguishable by type, not message. Test pins it.

Also took the ParseResult point - parse_data_uri now accepts Union[str, ParseResult], no more urlunparse-then-reparse. That surfaced a wrong annotation (parsed_url: str, actually a ParseResult) which the old urlunparse call was accidentally flagging, fixed that too, same commit.

Tests: 47 → 56.

One more thing CodeRabbit flagged: test_async_media_loading.py isn't registered in tests/integration/test_lists/, so none of these run in blossom-ci. Pre-existing since #14010, not introduced here. Happy to add the one-line registration if you'd like, would pull in 30 pre-existing tests too, so leaving it to you.

BowenFu · 2026-08-03T05:23:56Z

UnsupportedDataURIEncodingError(NotImplementedError, ValueError) settles it, and more cleanly than what I suggested — callers already catching NotImplementedError keep working, and the chat paths now classify a malformed payload as client input rather than internal. The tests pin both arms, which is the part that keeps it from regressing later. Thanks also for the correction on the status code; you're right that both handlers return 400 and the real delta was the traceback logging.

Only thing outstanding on my side is CI — I don't see a pipeline result on c4779e7b6 yet. Once it's green this is good to go from me.

Minor, not blocking: parse_data_uri never checks that the scheme is data, so load_base64_video handed a plain path with a comma in it now falls into the media-type branch and reports "only base64 data URLs are supported" instead of failing as a bad path. async_load is already scheme-gated, so this only affects the two sync loaders.

parse_data_uri never checked the scheme, so a filesystem path containing a "," was split like a data URI and reported as "Only base64 data URLs are supported for now." -- a confident but wrong diagnosis. A path with no "," was reported as a malformed data URI, equally wrong. Check the scheme first and raise NotADataURIError, a plain ValueError naming the scheme actually found. Not also a NotImplementedError: the input is not an unsupported encoding, it is the wrong kind of URL. The gap predates this PR -- neither sync loader ever checked the scheme -- and is not reachable in tree, since all four call sites are inside `elif parsed_url.scheme == "data"`. But this PR turned an obvious unpack crash into a plausible wrong answer, which is what made it worth fixing here. Signed-off-by: u7k4rs6 <utkarshbahuguna10@gmail.com>

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tests/unittest/inputs/test_async_media_loading.py (1)
162-180: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add an explicit non-data scheme case.

The current cases use filesystem paths. urlparse() gives those inputs an empty scheme. They do not verify a URL such as https://... or file://....

Add one explicit non-data URL and assert that NotADataURIError reports the detected scheme.
Proposed test case
         [
+            "https://example.test/holiday,2026.mp4",
             "/tmp/holiday,2026.mp4",
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u7k4rs6 · 2026-08-03T06:03:15Z

Fixed in 103b8746.

Two corrections: the scheme was never checked on main (load_base64_image reads .path directly, load_base64_video's urlparse call only extracts .path), and it isn't reachable in-tree since all four call sites are already inside elif parsed_url.scheme == "data".

What made it worth fixing: this PR turned an obvious crash (ValueError: not enough values to unpack) into a confident wrong answer ("only base64 data URLs are supported"). My regression, so my fix.

parse_data_uri now checks scheme first, raising NotADataURIError (plain ValueError, not also NotImplementedError — wrong kind of input, not unsupported encoding):

Expected a 'data:' URI but got scheme '': '/tmp/holiday,2026.mp4'.

Also fixes the no-comma case, previously called a malformed data URI.

Unrelated, noted in passing: urlparse("C:/vids/a,b.mp4").scheme == 'c', so Windows drive letters get misrouted in load_video. Pre-existing, out of scope.

Tests 56 → 61.

allisonlim-nv

Blocking correctness and coverage issues below. I have intentionally omitted smaller/nit-level feedback.

Withdrawing: the URI-query observation is real parser behavior but does not meet the blocking bar after closer specification review. I will keep feedback limited to the CI test-registration gap.

allisonlim-nv

Blocking test-coverage issue below. I reviewed the runtime path and found no additional blocking correctness issue.

Withdrawing: CI test-list placement requires repository/team policy confirmation and is not a blocking issue for this PR.

u7k4rs6 · 2026-08-10T23:07:00Z

@allisonlim-nv Thanks for the review. Head is still 103b874 with no pipeline result on it, so
the 61 tests here have never actually run. My /bot run on Aug 5 didn't trigger
one. Could someone with pipeline permissions kick it off?

u7k4rs6 · 2026-08-21T11:13:16Z

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u7k4rs6 · 2026-08-21T11:13:50Z

@BowenFu this has allisonlim-nv's approval and is only waiting on blossom-ci, which has never reported on any of the three commits. /bot run from me doesn't seem to trigger it. Could you kick it off, or tell me who to ask?

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@BowenFu this has allisonlim-nv's approval and is only waiting on blossom-ci, which has never reported on any of the three commits. /bot run from me doesn't seem to trigger it. Could you kick it off, or tell me who to ask?

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Fair, ValueError is the right catch here. Holding the change until the running pipeline reports so I don't invalidate it, then pushing.

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CI Report shows 13394 passed / 14 failed, but all 14 entries come back as "JUnit: Redaction — there was an error redacting this JUnit report," so I can't see any test names. @allisonlim-nv could you check the internal logs and paste the failing test names, or confirm whether they're unrelated to this PR?

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CI Report shows 13394 passed / 14 failed, but all 14 entries come back as "JUnit: Redaction — there was an error redacting this JUnit report," so I can't see any test names. @allisonlim-nv could you check the internal logs and paste the failing test names, or confirm whether they're unrelated to this PR?

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Fair, ValueError is the right catch here. Holding the change until the running pipeline reports so I don't invalidate it, then pushing.

Can you make this change? CI is not currently running on this PR.

parse_data_uri documents ValueError and its subclasses for invalid input. Catching bare Exception could turn an unexpected parser failure into a matching outcome for both the str and ParseResult forms, so the parity assertion would pass on a genuine bug. Signed-off-by: Utkarsh Bahuguna <utkarshbahuguna10@gmail.com>

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Add type annotations to the new test methods.

The added test functions in this file omit parameter and return annotations. Annotate each test method, including parametrized arguments, with precise types and -> None.

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[#14100][fix] audio_url decodes data URI base64 like image_url #14115

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