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Follow-up to #676 for #673: internal/jsonstream, which conda's repodata filter and index and npm's RewriteStream copy through, now reads with encoding/json/jsontext instead of encoding/json's Decoder.Token.
CopyObject takes an io.Reader and builds the decoder itself, with AllowDuplicateNames and AllowInvalidUTF8, so it accepts what encoding/json did. Repeated names are each passed to the callback, as before.
Keys are written with the bytes they were read with. Before, they were decoded and encoded again, which changed escapes such as é.
Member.Skip reads past a value without keeping it. RewriteStream uses it for dropped versions, time entries and earlier duplicates, and decides whether to keep a version before reading it.
Member.Raw returns bytes that are only valid until the next member. All callers use them right away.
Benchmarks (M-series Mac, -count 3), main → this branch:
BenchmarkCondaFilterRepodata and BenchmarkCondaReadRepodataIndex read the file CONDA_REPODATA_BENCH names and skip without it. BenchmarkRewriteStream uses the generated 5,000-version packument, or NPM_PACKUMENT_BENCH.
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Bug Fixes
Improved handling of package metadata containing repeated fields, escaped keys, and invalid UTF-8, while preserving the original JSON key bytes in output.
Metadata filtering now skips excluded values without changing retained results.
JSON processing now rejects extra data after the top-level object.
CopyObject takes the reader and decodes it with jsontext, accepting
repeated names and invalid UTF-8 as encoding/json did. Keys are written
with the bytes they were read with instead of being re-encoded. Member
gets Skip, which reads past a value without keeping it, and npm's
RewriteStream skips dropped versions and duplicates with it.
conda-forge noarch repodata.json (195 MB): filtering 0.89 to 0.62 s and
379 to 77 MB allocated, the timestamp index 0.84 to 0.61 s. The next
packument (32 MB): RewriteStream 69 to 34 ms and 38 to 3.5 MB.
The JSON stream parser now uses jsontext token and value APIs. Conda and npm callers pass readers directly to the parser. npm rewriting skips filtered values, and new benchmarks cover Conda repodata operations and npm stream rewriting.
Changes: JSON streaming
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Summary
JSON stream parsing and member API internal/jsonstream/jsonstream.go, internal/jsonstream/jsonstream_test.go
CopyObject accepts an io.Reader and uses jsontext APIs. It preserves raw key bytes, accepts duplicate names and invalid UTF-8, and rejects trailing input. Member.Skip consumes a value without writing it; tests cover these behaviors.
Conda reader integration and benchmarks internal/handler/conda.go, internal/handler/conda_repodata_bench_test.go
Conda repodata filtering and indexing pass readers directly to CopyObject. New benchmarks cover both operations.
npm stream rewriting and benchmarks internal/metadata/npm/stream.go, internal/metadata/npm/stream_bench_test.go
RewriteStream passes its reader directly to CopyObject. It skips filtered entries and replaced values. A benchmark measures rewriting a generated or supplied packument.
Issue 673 requests jsontext-based npm packument streaming and skipping discarded values. This PR adds Member.Skip and uses it in RewriteStream; the issue’s ScanPackument and LookupVersion work is not confirmed by the supplied evidence.
Suggested reviewers:andrew, pinguinfuss
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 23316
The streaming changes appear ready to merge; no merge-blocking issue was identified.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 23316
Existing callers continue to make filtering decisions using decoded keys, and no new filtering bypass or privilege expansion was established. Preserving malformed key bytes changes downstream output compatibility, which remains incompletely assessed.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated exposure is upstream package metadata processed through the existing npm and Conda paths and emitted to their consumers. The inspected change affects parsing and serialization rather than granting new authority; downstream client behavior for preserved malformed keys was not established.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Filtering decisions use decoded keys rather than preserved key bytes. Conda recognizes its package containers through Member.Key, and npm uses decoded names for duplicate counting and version selection. The boundary probe found no key-normalization disagreement between npm scanning and rewriting that established a filtering bypass.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Consumption is marked before reading or descending into a value, read and callback errors terminate copying, and trailing top-level data is rejected. Output is streamed before final validation, so failure can leave partial output; this non-transactional behavior also existed at the PR base.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Make Member pointer lifetime explicitly callback-scoped and document that retaining it can reference a later member because the implementation reuses one instance. Current inspected callers do not retain these pointers, so this is contract hardening rather than an established production vulnerability.
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The title "Read jsonstream objects with jsontext" matches the main change. The PR switches internal/jsonstream from encoding/json Decoder.Token to encoding/json/jsontext, and it changes CopyObject, Member.Raw, and Member.Skip. The title names the package and the new library, so a reviewer scanning history can identify the primary change. It does not mention the related benchmark additions or the RewriteStream callers, which is expected for a title.
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Review comments at @internal/jsonstream/jsonstream.go:
- Around line 134-136: Update CopyObject’s key decoding around
jsontext.AppendUnquote to tolerate invalid UTF-8 after the decoder has validated
the key syntax: use the returned U+FFFD-mangled key without failing on the UTF-8
error, while preserving rawKey for Member.Write. Add a test with invalid UTF-8
in an object key.
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AppendUnquote reports invalid UTF-8 after replacing it, which failed the
whole copy although the decoder allows it. Key now holds U+FFFD in its
place, as with encoding/json and ScanPackument, and the key is still
written with its original bytes.
Fixed the invalid UTF-8 key CodeRabbit found in 23316c0: the key's Key gets U+FFFD in place of the bad bytes, as with encoding/json, and the key is still written as read (TestCopyObjectInvalidUTF8Key).
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Follow-up to #676 for #673:
internal/jsonstream, which conda's repodata filter and index and npm'sRewriteStreamcopy through, now reads withencoding/json/jsontextinstead ofencoding/json'sDecoder.Token.CopyObjecttakes anio.Readerand builds the decoder itself, withAllowDuplicateNamesandAllowInvalidUTF8, so it accepts whatencoding/jsondid. Repeated names are each passed to the callback, as before.é.Member.Skipreads past a value without keeping it.RewriteStreamuses it for dropped versions,timeentries and earlier duplicates, and decides whether to keep a version before reading it.Member.Rawreturns bytes that are only valid until the next member. All callers use them right away.Benchmarks (M-series Mac,
-count 3), main → this branch:repodata.json(195 MB)RewriteStream,nextpackument (32 MB)BenchmarkCondaFilterRepodataandBenchmarkCondaReadRepodataIndexread the fileCONDA_REPODATA_BENCHnames and skip without it.BenchmarkRewriteStreamuses the generated 5,000-version packument, orNPM_PACKUMENT_BENCH.Summary by CodeRabbit