Enable x-msvideo conversion #304
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src/test/java/com/github/stickerifier/stickerify/media/MediaHelperTest.java (1)
218-224: Consider rounding the expected durationThe expected duration of 2,970L milliseconds seems oddly specific. Consider rounding it to 3,000L milliseconds for consistency with other video tests, unless there's a specific requirement for this precise duration.
src/main/java/com/github/stickerifier/stickerify/media/MediaHelper.java (1)
56-56: Consider adding performance monitoring for AVI processingAVI files can be significantly larger than other supported formats. Consider implementing performance monitoring to track conversion times and resource usage.
Suggested monitoring points:
- Conversion duration
- Memory usage during conversion
- Output file size ratio
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src/test/java/com/github/stickerifier/stickerify/media/MediaHelperTest.java (2)
330-336: LGTM! Concurrent test implementation
The concurrent test implementation follows the established pattern and correctly utilises the shared executeConcurrentConversionsOf helper method.
218-224: Verify test resource availability
Both test methods rely on the valid.avi test resource. Let's verify its existence and accessibility.
Also applies to: 330-336
✅ Verification successful
Test resource valid.avi is present and accessible
The file valid.avi exists in the expected location at src/test/resources/valid.avi, as confirmed by the fd command output. The test resource is being referenced consistently in two test methods within MediaHelperTest.java. Since the resource file is present and the tests are properly referencing it, there's no issue to address.
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src/main/java/com/github/stickerifier/stickerify/media/MediaHelper.java (2)
56-56: Ensure comprehensive testing for AVI format
The existing conversion logic in convertToWebm should handle AVI files, but thorough testing is essential.
Let's verify test coverage:
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AVI format is adequately tested
The codebase shows comprehensive test coverage for AVI format:
- Test file
valid.aviexists in test resources - Dedicated test case for basic AVI conversion
- AVI format included in concurrent conversion tests
- Implementation properly handles AVI through the
video/x-msvideoMIME type
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56-56: Verify FFmpeg security patches for AVI processing
While adding AVI support enhances functionality, it's crucial to ensure security. AVI files can contain various codecs and have historically been associated with FFmpeg vulnerabilities.
Let's check the FFmpeg version and known vulnerabilities:
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Let me check the codebase to understand how FFmpeg is integrated and verify the security implications.
AVI support is safely implemented through FFmpeg integration
The codebase analysis reveals that:
- FFmpeg is properly integrated via JAVE2 library with version 7.0.2 (from Dockerfile)
- The implementation uses a secure conversion pipeline with proper error handling
- Video processing is done through a well-tested MediaHelper class with comprehensive validation
- The system uses a controlled environment with static FFmpeg builds
Key security measures in place:
- Input validation through MIME type checking
- File size limits enforced via
MAX_VIDEO_FILE_SIZE - Error handling via
CorruptedVideoException - Sandboxed conversion process with controlled parameters
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/test/java/com/github/stickerifier/stickerify/media/MediaHelperTest.java (1)
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218-337: Consider organising test data by media typeGiven the growing number of supported formats, it might be worth organising the test resources into subdirectories by media type (e.g.,
videos/avi/valid.avi,videos/mov/long.mov, etc.). This would make it easier to:
- Maintain test resources as more formats are added
- Understand which test files correspond to which test methods
- Group related test files together
Would you like me to propose a directory structure for the test resources?
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src/test/java/com/github/stickerifier/stickerify/media/MediaHelperTest.java (1)
330-337: LGTM! Well-structured concurrent test implementation
The concurrent test implementation follows the established pattern perfectly:
- Properly annotated with @test and @DisplayName
- Uses the shared concurrent execution helper
- Consistent with other video format tests in the class
src/test/java/com/github/stickerifier/stickerify/media/MediaHelperTest.java
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