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\\n\\n## Walkthrough\\n\\nIntroduces container import functionality to the Link Grabber by adding a backend command handler that receives container files, delegates decryption to plugins, parses results, creates package records, and returns extracted URLs. Frontend components route dropped container files to the handler and display import status via toasts. Includes type definitions, i18n keys, and test coverage.\\n\\n## Changes\\n\\n**Container Import Feature**\\n\\n| Layer / File(s) | Summary |\\n|---|---|\\n| **Type & Port Definitions**
`src/types/container.ts`, `src-tauri/src/domain/ports/driven/plugin_loader.rs` | New TypeScript `ImportContainerResult` interface defines result shape (format, urls, packageId, packageName). Plugin loader trait gains optional `decrypt_container` method with default NotFound behavior. |\\n| **Plugin Implementation**
`src-tauri/src/adapters/driven/plugin/extism_loader.rs` | ExtismPluginLoader implements container decryption by probing enabled container plugins for a decrypt function, sorted by name for determinism. Returns decoded output or NotFound if no plugin available. |\\n| **Command Handler & Validation**
`src-tauri/src/application/commands/import_container.rs` | New ImportContainer handler validates file extension and size, invokes plugin decrypt via plugin loader, parses metalink-like JSON response, extracts non-empty URLs, creates a package record with type Container, returns outcome with format/URLs/package metadata. Includes helpers for extension checking and extensive test coverage. |\\n| **Command Infrastructure**
`src-tauri/src/application/commands/mod.rs`, `src-tauri/src/application/commands/tests_support.rs` | New `ImportContainerCommand` struct with file metadata; re-exports `ImportContainerOutcome`. Test builder refactored to accept custom plugin loader via new `build_package_bus_with_plugin_loader` helper. |\\n| **IPC & Driving Adapter**
`src-tauri/src/adapters/driving/tauri_ipc.rs`, `src-tauri/src/lib.rs` | New IPC command `link_import_container` converts file bytes to command, invokes handler, returns `ImportContainerResultDto`. Command and outcome types added to public re-exports and Tauri handler list. |\\n| **Frontend UI Integration**
`src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx`, `src/views/LinkGrabberView/PasteZone.tsx` | PasteZone identifies container files via `CONTAINER_EXTENSIONS` and `isContainerFile`, forwards to `onContainerFiles` prop instead of URL processing. LinkGrabberView implements `handleContainerFiles` to read files, invoke backend IPC, aggregate URLs, dispatch resolution. |\\n| **Localization & Testing**
`src/i18n/locales/en.json`, `src/i18n/locales/fr.json`, `src/views/LinkGrabberView/__tests__/*` | i18n keys added for container import success (singular/plural) and failure toasts in English and French. Frontend tests verify DLC drop handling success/error paths and container file detection; backend tests validate command handler across validation errors, plugin errors, and success scenarios. |\\n\\n## Sequence Diagram\\n\\n```mermaid\\nsequenceDiagram\\n actor User\\n participant FrontendUI as Frontend UI
(LinkGrabberView)\\n participant PasteZone\\n participant TauriIPC as Tauri IPC\\n participant CommandBus\\n participant PluginLoader\\n participant PackageRepo as Package
Repository\\n participant EventBus\\n\\n User->>PasteZone: Drop .dlc file\\n PasteZone->>PasteZone: isContainerFile() check\\n PasteZone->>FrontendUI: onContainerFiles([file])\\n FrontendUI->>FrontendUI: Read file bytes\\n FrontendUI->>TauriIPC: link_import_container(name, bytes)\\n TauriIPC->>CommandBus: handle_import_container(cmd)\\n CommandBus->>CommandBus: Validate extension & size\\n CommandBus->>PluginLoader: decrypt_container(bytes)\\n PluginLoader->>PluginLoader: Probe container plugins
in order\\n PluginLoader-->>CommandBus: Decrypted JSON (metalink)\\n CommandBus->>CommandBus: Parse response,
extract URLs\\n CommandBus->>PackageRepo: Create package (type=Container)\\n PackageRepo-->>CommandBus: package_id\\n CommandBus->>EventBus: PackageCreated event\\n CommandBus-->>TauriIPC: ImportContainerOutcome
(format, urls, id, name)\\n TauriIPC-->>FrontendUI: ImportContainerResult\\n FrontendUI->>FrontendUI: Show success toast
(URL count)\\n FrontendUI->>FrontendUI: Dispatch resolveLinks
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\\n\\n```diff\\n fn decrypt_container(&self, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result {\\n // Sort by name so a deterministic plugin wins when several\\n // container forks are loaded side-by-side.\\n let mut infos: Vec<_> = self\\n .registry\\n@@\\n .filter(|i| i.category() == crate::domain::model::plugin::PluginCategory::Container)\\n .collect();\\n infos.sort_by(|a, b| a.name().cmp(b.name()));\\n+ let mut probe_error: Option = None;\\n \\n for info in &infos {\\n match self.registry.function_exists(info.name(), \\\"decrypt\\\") {\\n Ok(true) => {\\n return self\\n@@\\n }\\n Ok(false) => {}\\n Err(e) => {\\n tracing::warn!(plugin = info.name(), error = %e, \\\"decrypt probe failed\\\");\\n+ if probe_error.is_none() {\\n+ probe_error = Some(DomainError::PluginError(format!(\\n+ \\\"plugin '{}' decrypt probe failed: {e}\\\",\\n+ info.name()\\n+ )));\\n+ }\\n }\\n }\\n }\\n+\\n+ if let Some(error) = probe_error {\\n+ return Err(error);\\n+ }\\n \\n Err(DomainError::NotFound(\\\"no container plugin loaded\\\".into()))\\n }\\n```\\n

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\\n\\n```\\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nIn `@src-tauri/src/adapters/driving/tauri_ipc.rs` around lines 1014 - 1016, Update\\nthe fallback message in the AppError::Domain(DomainError::NotFound(_)) match arm\\nin tauri_ipc.rs to include the missing \\\".meta4\\\" extension so users see the full\\nlist of supported container formats; locate the match arm that currently returns\\n\\\"Install vortex-mod-containers to import .dlc/.ccf/.rsdf/.metalink files\\\" and\\nadd \\\".meta4\\\" into that string (e.g., include \\\".meta4\\\" among the extensions) so\\nthe guidance is complete.\\n```\\n\\n

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Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\\n\\nInline comments:\\nIn `@CHANGELOG.md`:\\n- Line 35: Update the headline \\\"11 new tests\\\" to match the enumerated breakdown\\nby changing it to \\\"16 new tests\\\" (since the list sums to 8 backend + 1 port + 1\\nadapter + 4 frontend PasteZone + 2 frontend LinkGrabberView = 16), or\\nalternatively adjust the per-section counts to total 11 if that was intended;\\nedit the changelog sentence containing \\\"11 new tests\\\" and ensure the numbers in\\nthe parenthetical breakdown (the \\\"8 backend (...) , 1 port ..., 1 adapter ..., 4\\nfrontend PasteZone ..., 2 frontend LinkGrabberView ...\\\") are consistent with the\\nheadline.\\n\\nIn `@src-tauri/src/adapters/driven/plugin/extism_loader.rs`:\\n- Around line 424-445: The loop currently treats errors from\\nself.registry.function_exists(info.name(), \\\"decrypt\\\") as mere warnings and\\nultimately returns DomainError::NotFound, which hides plugin probe failures;\\nchange the logic in the decrypt lookup loop so that if function_exists returns\\nErr(e) you return Err(DomainError::PluginError(...)) (include info.name() and\\nthe error e in the message) instead of continuing, while keeping the existing\\nbehavior of calling self.registry.call_plugin_bytes(info.name(), \\\"decrypt\\\",\\nbytes) when function_exists is Ok(true); ensure any call_plugin_bytes errors are\\nstill mapped to DomainError::PluginError as before.\\n\\nIn `@src-tauri/src/adapters/driving/tauri_ipc.rs`:\\n- Around line 1014-1016: Update the fallback message in the\\nAppError::Domain(DomainError::NotFound(_)) match arm in tauri_ipc.rs to include\\nthe missing \\\".meta4\\\" extension so users see the full list of supported container\\nformats; locate the match arm that currently returns \\\"Install\\nvortex-mod-containers to import .dlc/.ccf/.rsdf/.metalink files\\\" and add\\n\\\".meta4\\\" into that string (e.g., include \\\".meta4\\\" among the extensions) so the\\nguidance is complete.\\n\\nIn `@src-tauri/src/application/commands/import_container.rs`:\\n- Around line 71-76: The collected URLs currently map from response.links ->\\nl.url and only check u.trim().is_empty(), leaving surrounding whitespace in the\\nstored strings; update the pipeline that builds urls (the mapping from\\nresponse.links and the variable urls) to trim each l.url (e.g., produce a\\ntrimmed String) before collecting and then filter out empty trimmed strings so\\nurls contains clean, whitespace-free URLs for later resolve_batch.\\n\\nIn `@src-tauri/src/domain/ports/driven/plugin_loader.rs`:\\n- Around line 139-150: The docstring for container decryption is incorrect about\\nprecedence—ExtismPluginLoader::decrypt_container() sorts enabled Container\\nplugins by name before probing, so the winner is the alphabetically-first\\nenabled container plugin, not the \\\"first loaded\\\"; update the comment on the\\ndecrypt_container() port (referencing Container category and the decrypt\\nfunction) to state that enabled container plugins are tried in alphabetical\\norder by plugin name (or alternatively remove the name-sorting in\\nExtismPluginLoader::decrypt_container() if you prefer true load-order\\nsemantics)—make the doc and code behavior consistent and mention the exact\\nprecedence rule used.\\n\\nIn `@src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx`:\\n- Around line 205-228: The current container import flow calls\\ninvoke(\\\"link_import_container\\\") and throws away result.packageId, only\\naggregating result.urls into aggregatedUrls and calling resolveLinks({ urls:\\naggregatedUrls }); Update this flow to carry the originating packageId through\\nthe resolution/download pipeline: when handling the\\ninvoke(\\\"link_import_container\\\") response, push an object containing\\nresult.packageId and result.urls (or map urls -> { url, packageId }) into the\\naggregate instead of plain strings, then change resolveLinks (and downstream\\ndownload_start calls) to accept and propagate an optional packageId parameter so\\nthat the server-side download_start can attach created download IDs to the\\nprovided packageId; alternatively, defer creating the package on import and\\ncreate it when download IDs exist, but ensure either resolveLinks or\\ndownload_start accepts and forwards result.packageId (from\\ninvoke(\\\"link_import_container\\\")) so imported links are associated with the\\npackage rather than creating empty packages.\\n- Around line 203-208: The code in LinkGrabberView.tsx currently calls\\nfile.arrayBuffer() and builds bytes before sending to\\ninvoke(\\\"link_import_container\\\"), which allocates the entire file in memory; add\\na pre-check on file.size against the backend container size limit (define a\\nconstant e.g. CONTAINER_MAX_BYTES matching the backend cap) and reject oversized\\nfiles immediately (show an error/notification and return) before calling\\nfile.arrayBuffer(); keep the rest of the flow (Uint8Array -> Array.from ->\\ninvoke) unchanged so only files within the limit are read\\ninto memory.\\n\\n---\\n\\nNitpick comments:\\nIn `@src/types/container.ts`:\\n- Around line 1-5: ImportContainerResult currently types the field format as\\nstring which prevents exhaustiveness checks; change format in the\\nImportContainerResult interface to a closed string union matching the backend’s\\nallowed container formats (replace format: string with format: 'X' | 'Y' | ...),\\nupdate any code that constructs or switches on ImportContainerResult.format to\\nuse the new union values, and adjust tests/typeguards to handle the explicit\\nvariants so typos become compile-time errors; reference the\\nImportContainerResult interface and any switch/if branches that inspect .format\\nwhen making the change.\\n```\\n\\n

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\\n\\n`⚡ 2` improved benchmarks \\n`❌ 6` regressed benchmarks \\n`✅ 18` untouched benchmarks \\n\\n\\n> :warning: _Please fix the performance issues or [acknowledge them on CodSpeed](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=acknowledge)._\\n\\n### Performance Changes\\n\\n| | Benchmark | `BASE` | `HEAD` | Efficiency |\\n| --- | --------- | ------ | ------ | ---------- |\\n| ⚡ | [`` normalize_link_check_parallelism ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_config_operations%3A%3Aconfig_operations%3A%3Anormalize_link_check_parallelism&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 150 ns | 120.8 ns | +24.14% |\\n| ❌ | [`` simple_https ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_url_parsing%3A%3Aurl_parsing%3A%3Asimple_https&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 2.4 µs | 2.7 µs | -11.51% |\\n| ⚡ | [`` normalize_max_concurrent ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_config_operations%3A%3Aconfig_operations%3A%3Anormalize_max_concurrent&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 150 ns | 120.8 ns | +24.14% |\\n| ❌ | [`` with_userinfo ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_url_parsing%3A%3Aurl_parsing%3A%3Awith_userinfo&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 2.6 µs | 3.1 µs | -16.5% |\\n| ❌ | [`` complex_with_port_and_path ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_url_parsing%3A%3Aurl_parsing%3A%3Acomplex_with_port_and_path&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 2.6 µs | 3.2 µs | -16.04% |\\n| ❌ | [`` ftp_scheme ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_url_parsing%3A%3Aurl_parsing%3A%3Aftp_scheme&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 2.6 µs | 2.8 µs | -10.09% |\\n| ❌ | [`` from_status_code_404 ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_link_status%3A%3Alink_status%3A%3Afrom_status_code_404&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 154.7 ns | 183.9 ns | -15.86% |\\n| ❌ | [`` from_status_code_500 ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_link_status%3A%3Alink_status%3A%3Afrom_status_code_500&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 125.3 ns | 154.4 ns | -18.88% |\\n---\\n\\n_{Comparing feat/task-42-import-containers-ui (77c6ff4) with main (c00d74b)}\\n\\n\\n

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\\n\\n```\\nLearnt from: mpiton\\nRepo: mpiton/vortex PR: 131\\nFile: src-tauri/src/application/commands/set_package_priority.rs:38-73\\nTimestamp: 2026-04-29T15:37:20.373Z\\nLearning: In the Vortex Tauri (src-tauri) Rust codebase, treat `PackageRepository` and `DownloadRepository` as separate port traits with no shared transaction context. During code review, do not request/assume wrapping operations that span both repositories in a single DB transaction; doing so would require adding “unit of work”/transaction-infrastructure at the port layer. Only expect single-repository transactions unless the shared transaction context infrastructure has been explicitly introduced.\\n```\\n\\n

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\\n\\n\\n\\n\",\"path\":\"src-tauri/src/application/commands/import_container.rs\",\"side\":\"RIGHT\",\"line\":78}{\"type\":\"pull_request_comment\",\"body\":\"@coderabbitai\\n\\n> `link_import_container` returns a `packageId`, but this flow discards it and only forwards raw URLs into the existing resolve/start path.\\n\\nSame root cause as the codex P1 finding above. Acknowledged but deferred — propagating `packageId` through `link_resolve` + `download_start` so created downloads land in the import package is a multi-handler pipeline change, tracked as a follow-up. The placeholder package row stays for now; this PR scope is the import + decrypt path only.\",\"path\":\"src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx\",\"side\":\"RIGHT\",\"line\":262}{\"type\":\"pull_request_comment\",\"body\":\"`@mpiton`, confirmed — the fix in `77c6ff4` matches the suggested approach exactly. The `probe_error` stash correctly distinguishes between:\\n- A broken/erroring plugin → `DomainError::PluginError` (first probe failure is preserved and returned after the loop)\\n- No container plugin installed at all → `DomainError::NotFound`\\n\\nThis ensures the IPC layer's user-facing hint (\\\"install vortex-mod-containers\\\") is only shown on the genuine missing-plugin path, not on broken-plugin loads. \\n\\n\\n\\n---\\n\\n

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\\n\\n\\n\\n\",\"path\":\"src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx\",\"side\":\"RIGHT\",\"line\":262}{\"type\":\"pull_request_comment\",\"body\":\"**_{_{![P1 Badge](https://img.shields.io/badge/P1-orange?style=flat)}} Merge chunked container resolves before setting link list**\\n\\nWhen a container import yields more than 500 URLs, this loop dispatches multiple `link_resolve` calls, but `resolveLinks`'s success handler replaces state with `setResolvedLinks(resolved)` for each response. That means later chunk responses overwrite earlier ones, so users only see (and can start) one chunk instead of the full import. This regression appears only in large container imports that trigger batching.\\n\\nUseful? React with 👍 / 👎.\",\"path\":\"src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx\",\"side\":\"RIGHT\",\"line\":null}{\"type\":\"pull_request_comment\",\"body\":\"\\n### 💡 Codex Review\\n\\nHere are some automated review suggestions for this pull request.\\n\\n**Reviewed commit:** `77c6ff4314`\\n \\n\\n

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\n\n## Walkthrough\n\nIntroduces container import functionality to the Link Grabber by adding a backend command handler that receives container files, delegates decryption to plugins, parses results, creates package records, and returns extracted URLs. Frontend components route dropped container files to the handler and display import status via toasts. Includes type definitions, i18n keys, and test coverage.\n\n## Changes\n\n**Container Import Feature**\n\n| Layer / File(s) | Summary |\n|---|---|\n| **Type & Port Definitions**
`src/types/container.ts`, `src-tauri/src/domain/ports/driven/plugin_loader.rs` | New TypeScript `ImportContainerResult` interface defines result shape (format, urls, packageId, packageName). Plugin loader trait gains optional `decrypt_container` method with default NotFound behavior. |\n| **Plugin Implementation**
`src-tauri/src/adapters/driven/plugin/extism_loader.rs` | ExtismPluginLoader implements container decryption by probing enabled container plugins for a decrypt function, sorted by name for determinism. Returns decoded output or NotFound if no plugin available. |\n| **Command Handler & Validation**
`src-tauri/src/application/commands/import_container.rs` | New ImportContainer handler validates file extension and size, invokes plugin decrypt via plugin loader, parses metalink-like JSON response, extracts non-empty URLs, creates a package record with type Container, returns outcome with format/URLs/package metadata. Includes helpers for extension checking and extensive test coverage. |\n| **Command Infrastructure**
`src-tauri/src/application/commands/mod.rs`, `src-tauri/src/application/commands/tests_support.rs` | New `ImportContainerCommand` struct with file metadata; re-exports `ImportContainerOutcome`. Test builder refactored to accept custom plugin loader via new `build_package_bus_with_plugin_loader` helper. |\n| **IPC & Driving Adapter**
`src-tauri/src/adapters/driving/tauri_ipc.rs`, `src-tauri/src/lib.rs` | New IPC command `link_import_container` converts file bytes to command, invokes handler, returns `ImportContainerResultDto`. Command and outcome types added to public re-exports and Tauri handler list. |\n| **Frontend UI Integration**
`src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx`, `src/views/LinkGrabberView/PasteZone.tsx` | PasteZone identifies container files via `CONTAINER_EXTENSIONS` and `isContainerFile`, forwards to `onContainerFiles` prop instead of URL processing. LinkGrabberView implements `handleContainerFiles` to read files, invoke backend IPC, aggregate URLs, dispatch resolution. |\n| **Localization & Testing**
`src/i18n/locales/en.json`, `src/i18n/locales/fr.json`, `src/views/LinkGrabberView/__tests__/*` | i18n keys added for container import success (singular/plural) and failure toasts in English and French. Frontend tests verify DLC drop handling success/error paths and container file detection; backend tests validate command handler across validation errors, plugin errors, and success scenarios. |\n\n## Sequence Diagram\n\n```mermaid\nsequenceDiagram\n actor User\n participant FrontendUI as Frontend UI
(LinkGrabberView)\n participant PasteZone\n participant TauriIPC as Tauri IPC\n participant CommandBus\n participant PluginLoader\n participant PackageRepo as Package
Repository\n participant EventBus\n\n User->>PasteZone: Drop .dlc file\n PasteZone->>PasteZone: isContainerFile() check\n PasteZone->>FrontendUI: onContainerFiles([file])\n FrontendUI->>FrontendUI: Read file bytes\n FrontendUI->>TauriIPC: link_import_container(name, bytes)\n TauriIPC->>CommandBus: handle_import_container(cmd)\n CommandBus->>CommandBus: Validate extension & size\n CommandBus->>PluginLoader: decrypt_container(bytes)\n PluginLoader->>PluginLoader: Probe container plugins
in order\n PluginLoader-->>CommandBus: Decrypted JSON (metalink)\n CommandBus->>CommandBus: Parse response,
extract URLs\n CommandBus->>PackageRepo: Create package (type=Container)\n PackageRepo-->>CommandBus: package_id\n CommandBus->>EventBus: PackageCreated event\n CommandBus-->>TauriIPC: ImportContainerOutcome
(format, urls, id, name)\n TauriIPC-->>FrontendUI: ImportContainerResult\n FrontendUI->>FrontendUI: Show success toast
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n✅ Confirmed as addressed by @mpiton\n\n\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟠 Major_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Don’t downgrade container-plugin probe failures to `NotFound`.**\n\nIf `function_exists(\"decrypt\")` errors for an enabled container plugin, this code only logs and eventually returns `NotFound(\"no container plugin loaded\")`. That misclassifies a loaded-but-broken plugin as \"missing\", which will drive the wrong user hint downstream.\n\n \n

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\n\n```diff\n fn decrypt_container(&self, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result {\n // Sort by name so a deterministic plugin wins when several\n // container forks are loaded side-by-side.\n let mut infos: Vec<_> = self\n .registry\n@@\n .filter(|i| i.category() == crate::domain::model::plugin::PluginCategory::Container)\n .collect();\n infos.sort_by(|a, b| a.name().cmp(b.name()));\n+ let mut probe_error: Option = None;\n \n for info in &infos {\n match self.registry.function_exists(info.name(), \"decrypt\") {\n Ok(true) => {\n return self\n@@\n }\n Ok(false) => {}\n Err(e) => {\n tracing::warn!(plugin = info.name(), error = %e, \"decrypt probe failed\");\n+ if probe_error.is_none() {\n+ probe_error = Some(DomainError::PluginError(format!(\n+ \"plugin '{}' decrypt probe failed: {e}\",\n+ info.name()\n+ )));\n+ }\n }\n }\n }\n+\n+ if let Some(error) = probe_error {\n+ return Err(error);\n+ }\n \n Err(DomainError::NotFound(\"no container plugin loaded\".into()))\n }\n```\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src-tauri/src/adapters/driven/plugin/extism_loader.rs` around lines 424 -\n445, The loop currently treats errors from\nself.registry.function_exists(info.name(), \"decrypt\") as mere warnings and\nultimately returns DomainError::NotFound, which hides plugin probe failures;\nchange the logic in the decrypt lookup loop so that if function_exists returns\nErr(e) you return Err(DomainError::PluginError(...)) (include info.name() and\nthe error e in the message) instead of continuing, while keeping the existing\nbehavior of calling self.registry.call_plugin_bytes(info.name(), \"decrypt\",\nbytes) when function_exists is Ok(true); ensure any call_plugin_bytes errors are\nstill mapped to DomainError::PluginError as before.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n✅ Confirmed as addressed by @mpiton\n\n\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Include `.meta4` in the install hint.**\n\nThis fallback message omits one of the accepted container formats, so `.meta4` users get incomplete guidance.\n\n

Proposed fix

\n\n```diff\n AppError::Domain(DomainError::NotFound(_)) => {\n- \"Install vortex-mod-containers to import .dlc/.ccf/.rsdf/.metalink files\"\n+ \"Install vortex-mod-containers to import .dlc/.ccf/.rsdf/.metalink/.meta4 files\"\n .to_string()\n }\n```\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src-tauri/src/adapters/driving/tauri_ipc.rs` around lines 1014 - 1016, Update\nthe fallback message in the AppError::Domain(DomainError::NotFound(_)) match arm\nin tauri_ipc.rs to include the missing \".meta4\" extension so users see the full\nlist of supported container formats; locate the match arm that currently returns\n\"Install vortex-mod-containers to import .dlc/.ccf/.rsdf/.metalink files\" and\nadd \".meta4\" into that string (e.g., include \".meta4\" among the extensions) so\nthe guidance is complete.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commit 77c6ff4\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Trim decrypted URLs before returning them.**\n\nThis only checks `u.trim().is_empty()`, so `\" https://example.com/file \"` survives with the whitespace intact. That can poison the later resolve batch even though the plugin output was otherwise valid.\n\n

Proposed fix

\n\n```diff\n- let urls: Vec = response\n- .links\n- .into_iter()\n- .map(|l| l.url)\n- .filter(|u| !u.trim().is_empty())\n- .collect();\n+ let urls: Vec = response\n+ .links\n+ .into_iter()\n+ .filter_map(|l| {\n+ let url = l.url.trim();\n+ (!url.is_empty()).then(|| url.to_string())\n+ })\n+ .collect();\n```\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src-tauri/src/application/commands/import_container.rs` around lines 71 - 76,\nThe collected URLs currently map from response.links -> l.url and only check\nu.trim().is_empty(), leaving surrounding whitespace in the stored strings;\nupdate the pipeline that builds urls (the mapping from response.links and the\nvariable urls) to trim each l.url (e.g., produce a trimmed String) before\ncollecting and then filter out empty trimmed strings so urls contains clean,\nwhitespace-free URLs for later resolve_batch.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n✅ Confirmed as addressed by @mpiton\n\n\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Document the actual container-plugin precedence rule.**\n\nThis doc says the *first loaded* container plugin wins, but `ExtismPluginLoader::decrypt_container()` currently sorts enabled container plugins by name before probing. That mismatch will make multi-plugin behavior surprising for anyone implementing or consuming this port.\n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src-tauri/src/domain/ports/driven/plugin_loader.rs` around lines 139 - 150,\nThe docstring for container decryption is incorrect about\nprecedence—ExtismPluginLoader::decrypt_container() sorts enabled Container\nplugins by name before probing, so the winner is the alphabetically-first\nenabled container plugin, not the \"first loaded\"; update the comment on the\ndecrypt_container() port (referencing Container category and the decrypt\nfunction) to state that enabled container plugins are tried in alphabetical\norder by plugin name (or alternatively remove the name-sorting in\nExtismPluginLoader::decrypt_container() if you prefer true load-order\nsemantics)—make the doc and code behavior consistent and mention the exact\nprecedence rule used.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n✅ Confirmed as addressed by @mpiton\n\n\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟠 Major_ | _⚡ Quick win_\n\n**Reject oversized containers before reading them into memory.**\n\nThe backend caps container payloads, but Line 203 still reads the full file via `arrayBuffer()` first. Dropping a very large `.dlc`/`.metalink` file will allocate the whole buffer on the UI side before the backend rejects it.\n\n

Proposed guard

\n\n```diff\n+ if (file.size > MAX_CONTAINER_BYTES) {\n+ toast.error(\n+ t(\"linkGrabber.toast.containerImportFailed\", {\n+ fileName: file.name,\n+ defaultValue: `Could not import ${file.name}: file is too large`,\n+ }),\n+ );\n+ continue;\n+ }\n const buffer = await file.arrayBuffer();\n const bytes = Array.from(new Uint8Array(buffer));\n```\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx` around lines 203 - 208, The\ncode in LinkGrabberView.tsx currently calls file.arrayBuffer() and builds bytes\nbefore sending to invoke(\"link_import_container\"), which allocates the entire\nfile in memory; add a pre-check on file.size against the backend container size\nlimit (define a constant e.g. CONTAINER_MAX_BYTES matching the backend cap) and\nreject oversized files immediately (show an error/notification and return)\nbefore calling file.arrayBuffer(); keep the rest of the flow (Uint8Array ->\nArray.from -> invoke) unchanged so only files within the\nlimit are read into memory.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n✅ Addressed in commit 77c6ff4\n_⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟠 Major_ | _🏗️ Heavy lift_\n\n**Imported container packages are never populated.**\n\n`link_import_container` returns a `packageId`, but this flow discards it and only forwards raw URLs into the existing resolve/start path. In this file, downloads are still started later with plain `download_start`, so every successful container import creates an empty package record with no way for the imported downloads to land in it.\n\nPlease carry the originating `packageId` through resolve/start and attach created download IDs to that package, or defer package creation until the point where download IDs exist.\n\n

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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nIn `@src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx` around lines 205 - 228, The\ncurrent container import flow calls invoke(\"link_import_container\") and throws\naway result.packageId, only aggregating result.urls into aggregatedUrls and\ncalling resolveLinks({ urls: aggregatedUrls }); Update this flow to carry the\noriginating packageId through the resolution/download pipeline: when handling\nthe invoke(\"link_import_container\") response, push an object containing\nresult.packageId and result.urls (or map urls -> { url, packageId }) into the\naggregate instead of plain strings, then change resolveLinks (and downstream\ndownload_start calls) to accept and propagate an optional packageId parameter so\nthat the server-side download_start can attach created download IDs to the\nprovided packageId; alternatively, defer creating the package on import and\ncreate it when download IDs exist, but ensure either resolveLinks or\ndownload_start accepts and forwards result.packageId (from\ninvoke(\"link_import_container\")) so imported links are associated with the\npackage rather than creating empty packages.\n```\n\n

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\n\n```diff\n+export type ContainerFormat = \"dlc\" | \"ccf\" | \"rsdf\" | \"metalink\";\n+\n export interface ImportContainerResult {\n- format: string;\n+ format: ContainerFormat;\n urls: string[];\n packageId: string;\n packageName: string;\n }\n```\n
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\n\n```\nVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the\nrest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.\n\nInline comments:\nIn `@CHANGELOG.md`:\n- Line 35: Update the headline \"11 new tests\" to match the enumerated breakdown\nby changing it to \"16 new tests\" (since the list sums to 8 backend + 1 port + 1\nadapter + 4 frontend PasteZone + 2 frontend LinkGrabberView = 16), or\nalternatively adjust the per-section counts to total 11 if that was intended;\nedit the changelog sentence containing \"11 new tests\" and ensure the numbers in\nthe parenthetical breakdown (the \"8 backend (...) , 1 port ..., 1 adapter ..., 4\nfrontend PasteZone ..., 2 frontend LinkGrabberView ...\") are consistent with the\nheadline.\n\nIn `@src-tauri/src/adapters/driven/plugin/extism_loader.rs`:\n- Around line 424-445: The loop currently treats errors from\nself.registry.function_exists(info.name(), \"decrypt\") as mere warnings and\nultimately returns DomainError::NotFound, which hides plugin probe failures;\nchange the logic in the decrypt lookup loop so that if function_exists returns\nErr(e) you return Err(DomainError::PluginError(...)) (include info.name() and\nthe error e in the message) instead of continuing, while keeping the existing\nbehavior of calling self.registry.call_plugin_bytes(info.name(), \"decrypt\",\nbytes) when function_exists is Ok(true); ensure any call_plugin_bytes errors are\nstill mapped to DomainError::PluginError as before.\n\nIn `@src-tauri/src/adapters/driving/tauri_ipc.rs`:\n- Around line 1014-1016: Update the fallback message in the\nAppError::Domain(DomainError::NotFound(_)) match arm in tauri_ipc.rs to include\nthe missing \".meta4\" extension so users see the full list of supported container\nformats; locate the match arm that currently returns \"Install\nvortex-mod-containers to import .dlc/.ccf/.rsdf/.metalink files\" and add\n\".meta4\" into that string (e.g., include \".meta4\" among the extensions) so the\nguidance is complete.\n\nIn `@src-tauri/src/application/commands/import_container.rs`:\n- Around line 71-76: The collected URLs currently map from response.links ->\nl.url and only check u.trim().is_empty(), leaving surrounding whitespace in the\nstored strings; update the pipeline that builds urls (the mapping from\nresponse.links and the variable urls) to trim each l.url (e.g., produce a\ntrimmed String) before collecting and then filter out empty trimmed strings so\nurls contains clean, whitespace-free URLs for later resolve_batch.\n\nIn `@src-tauri/src/domain/ports/driven/plugin_loader.rs`:\n- Around line 139-150: The docstring for container decryption is incorrect about\nprecedence—ExtismPluginLoader::decrypt_container() sorts enabled Container\nplugins by name before probing, so the winner is the alphabetically-first\nenabled container plugin, not the \"first loaded\"; update the comment on the\ndecrypt_container() port (referencing Container category and the decrypt\nfunction) to state that enabled container plugins are tried in alphabetical\norder by plugin name (or alternatively remove the name-sorting in\nExtismPluginLoader::decrypt_container() if you prefer true load-order\nsemantics)—make the doc and code behavior consistent and mention the exact\nprecedence rule used.\n\nIn `@src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx`:\n- Around line 205-228: The current container import flow calls\ninvoke(\"link_import_container\") and throws away result.packageId, only\naggregating result.urls into aggregatedUrls and calling resolveLinks({ urls:\naggregatedUrls }); Update this flow to carry the originating packageId through\nthe resolution/download pipeline: when handling the\ninvoke(\"link_import_container\") response, push an object containing\nresult.packageId and result.urls (or map urls -> { url, packageId }) into the\naggregate instead of plain strings, then change resolveLinks (and downstream\ndownload_start calls) to accept and propagate an optional packageId parameter so\nthat the server-side download_start can attach created download IDs to the\nprovided packageId; alternatively, defer creating the package on import and\ncreate it when download IDs exist, but ensure either resolveLinks or\ndownload_start accepts and forwards result.packageId (from\ninvoke(\"link_import_container\")) so imported links are associated with the\npackage rather than creating empty packages.\n- Around line 203-208: The code in LinkGrabberView.tsx currently calls\nfile.arrayBuffer() and builds bytes before sending to\ninvoke(\"link_import_container\"), which allocates the entire file in memory; add\na pre-check on file.size against the backend container size limit (define a\nconstant e.g. CONTAINER_MAX_BYTES matching the backend cap) and reject oversized\nfiles immediately (show an error/notification and return) before calling\nfile.arrayBuffer(); keep the rest of the flow (Uint8Array -> Array.from ->\ninvoke) unchanged so only files within the limit are read\ninto memory.\n\n---\n\nNitpick comments:\nIn `@src/types/container.ts`:\n- Around line 1-5: ImportContainerResult currently types the field format as\nstring which prevents exhaustiveness checks; change format in the\nImportContainerResult interface to a closed string union matching the backend’s\nallowed container formats (replace format: string with format: 'X' | 'Y' | ...),\nupdate any code that constructs or switches on ImportContainerResult.format to\nuse the new union values, and adjust tests/typeguards to handle the explicit\nvariants so typos become compile-time errors; reference the\nImportContainerResult interface and any switch/if branches that inspect .format\nwhen making the change.\n```\n\n

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\n\n> Some benchmarks with significant performance changes were compared across different runtime environments,\n> which may affect the accuracy of the results.\n>\n> [Open the report in CodSpeed to investigate](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=comparison_issues)\n\n

\n\n`⚡ 2` improved benchmarks \n`❌ 6` regressed benchmarks \n`✅ 18` untouched benchmarks \n\n\n> :warning: _Please fix the performance issues or [acknowledge them on CodSpeed](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=acknowledge)._\n\n### Performance Changes\n\n| | Benchmark | `BASE` | `HEAD` | Efficiency |\n| --- | --------- | ------ | ------ | ---------- |\n| ⚡ | [`` normalize_link_check_parallelism ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_config_operations%3A%3Aconfig_operations%3A%3Anormalize_link_check_parallelism&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 150 ns | 120.8 ns | +24.14% |\n| ❌ | [`` simple_https ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_url_parsing%3A%3Aurl_parsing%3A%3Asimple_https&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 2.4 µs | 2.7 µs | -11.51% |\n| ⚡ | [`` normalize_max_concurrent ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_config_operations%3A%3Aconfig_operations%3A%3Anormalize_max_concurrent&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 150 ns | 120.8 ns | +24.14% |\n| ❌ | [`` with_userinfo ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_url_parsing%3A%3Aurl_parsing%3A%3Awith_userinfo&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 2.6 µs | 3.1 µs | -16.5% |\n| ❌ | [`` complex_with_port_and_path ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_url_parsing%3A%3Aurl_parsing%3A%3Acomplex_with_port_and_path&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 2.6 µs | 3.2 µs | -16.04% |\n| ❌ | [`` ftp_scheme ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_url_parsing%3A%3Aurl_parsing%3A%3Aftp_scheme&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 2.6 µs | 2.8 µs | -10.09% |\n| ❌ | [`` from_status_code_404 ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_link_status%3A%3Alink_status%3A%3Afrom_status_code_404&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 154.7 ns | 183.9 ns | -15.86% |\n| ❌ | [`` from_status_code_500 ``](https://codspeed.io/mpiton/vortex/branches/feat%2Ftask-42-import-containers-ui?uri=src-tauri%2Fbenches%2Fdomain_benchmarks.rs%3A%3Abenches%3A%3Abench_link_status%3A%3Alink_status%3A%3Afrom_status_code_500&runnerMode=Simulation&utm_source=github&utm_medium=comment-v2&utm_content=benchmark) | 125.3 ns | 154.4 ns | -18.88% |\n---\n\n_{Comparing feat/task-42-import-containers-ui (77c6ff4) with main (c00d74b)}\n\n\n

\n\n\n\n@coderabbitai resolve\n\n> The line says **\"11 new tests\"**, but the breakdown listed right after it sums to **16**\n\nFixed in `77c6ff4` — bumped the headline count from 11 to 16 to match the enumeration (8 + 1 + 1 + 4 + 2).\n@coderabbitai resolve\n\n> If `function_exists(\"decrypt\")` errors for an enabled container plugin, this code only logs and eventually returns `NotFound(\"no container plugin loaded\")`.\n\nFixed in `77c6ff4` — first probe failure now stashes a `DomainError::PluginError` and the loop returns it after exhausting the candidates. `NotFound` is now reserved for the no-plugin-installed path so the IPC layer's user-facing hint is no longer wrong on broken-plugin loads.\n@coderabbitai resolve\n\n> This fallback message omits one of the accepted container formats, so `.meta4` users get incomplete guidance.\n\nFixed in `77c6ff4` — appended `.meta4` to the install hint string in `tauri_ipc.rs`.\n@coderabbitai resolve\n\n> This only checks `u.trim().is_empty()`, so `\" https://example.com/file \"` survives with the whitespace intact.\n\nFixed in `77c6ff4` — switched to `filter_map` that trims first, then drops empty values, so the stored URLs are clean before they hit the resolve batch.\n@coderabbitai resolve\n\n> This doc says the *first loaded* container plugin wins, but `ExtismPluginLoader::decrypt_container()` currently sorts enabled container plugins by name before probing.\n\nFixed in `77c6ff4` — rewrote the trait doc on `decrypt_container` to state explicitly that implementations probe candidates in alphabetical order by plugin name. Adapter behavior is now documented, not contradicted.\n`@mpiton`, thanks for the fix — the headline count now correctly reflects the enumeration. ✅\n\n\n\n\n@coderabbitai resolve\n\n> Dropping a very large `.dlc`/`.metalink` file will allocate the whole buffer on the UI side before the backend rejects it.\n\nFixed in `77c6ff4` — added a `MAX_CONTAINER_BYTES` (1 MiB, mirrors the backend cap) pre-check at the top of `handleContainerFiles`. Oversized drops fire the existing `containerImportFailed` toast and skip the `arrayBuffer()` allocation entirely.\n@chatgpt-codex-connector\n\n> A realistic multi-file or large container import can exceed that limit, causing the whole resolve step to fail after successful decrypt/import toasts.\n\nFixed in `77c6ff4` — `handleContainerFiles` now slices the aggregated URL list into 500-URL chunks (matches `MAX_URLS` in `handle_resolve_links`) and dispatches one `resolveLinks` mutation per chunk. Multi-container drops above the cap no longer fail the whole batch.\n`@mpiton`, confirmed! The `.meta4` extension has been appended to the install hint string — the guidance is now complete for all supported container formats. Thanks for the quick fix! ✅\n\n\n\n---\n\n

🧠 Learnings used

\n\n```\nLearnt from: mpiton\nRepo: mpiton/vortex PR: 131\nFile: src-tauri/src/application/commands/set_package_priority.rs:38-73\nTimestamp: 2026-04-29T15:37:20.373Z\nLearning: In the Vortex Tauri (src-tauri) Rust codebase, treat `PackageRepository` and `DownloadRepository` as separate port traits with no shared transaction context. During code review, do not request/assume wrapping operations that span both repositories in a single DB transaction; doing so would require adding “unit of work”/transaction-infrastructure at the port layer. Only expect single-repository transactions unless the shared transaction context infrastructure has been explicitly introduced.\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n@chatgpt-codex-connector\n\n> `link_import_container` returns `packageId`, but this handler drops that association and only accumulates raw URLs\n\nAcknowledged but out of scope for this PR. Carrying the `packageId` end-to-end requires plumbing it through `link_resolve` and `download_start` (and the package read-side) so created downloads attach to the import package — that's a multi-handler, schema-touching change. Deferring to a follow-up task; this PR's package row is intentionally a placeholder until that pipe exists.\n`@mpiton`, thanks for the confirmation! The `filter_map`-based approach in `77c6ff4` correctly trims each URL before filtering and collecting, ensuring clean, whitespace-free URLs reach the resolve batch. ✅\n\n\n\n---\n\n

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\n\n\n\n\n@coderabbitai\n\n> `link_import_container` returns a `packageId`, but this flow discards it and only forwards raw URLs into the existing resolve/start path.\n\nSame root cause as the codex P1 finding above. Acknowledged but deferred — propagating `packageId` through `link_resolve` + `download_start` so created downloads land in the import package is a multi-handler pipeline change, tracked as a follow-up. The placeholder package row stays for now; this PR scope is the import + decrypt path only.\n`@mpiton`, confirmed — the fix in `77c6ff4` matches the suggested approach exactly. The `probe_error` stash correctly distinguishes between:\n- A broken/erroring plugin → `DomainError::PluginError` (first probe failure is preserved and returned after the loop)\n- No container plugin installed at all → `DomainError::NotFound`\n\nThis ensures the IPC layer's user-facing hint (\"install vortex-mod-containers\") is only shown on the genuine missing-plugin path, not on broken-plugin loads. \n\n\n\n---\n\n

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\n\n\n\n\n`@mpiton`, confirmed — the updated doc in the `file_content` already reflects the corrected wording: \"Implementations probe candidates in alphabetical order by plugin name so multiple container forks loaded side-by-side resolve deterministically.\" The trait doc and adapter behavior are now consistent. Thanks for the fix!\n\n(˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶)\n\n\n\n---\n\n

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\n\n\n\n\n`@mpiton`, confirmed — the current file shows `MAX_CONTAINER_BYTES` defined at the module level and the size guard correctly placed before `file.arrayBuffer()`, so oversized drops are rejected immediately without any unnecessary allocation. The fix looks good. ✅\n\n(´・ω・`)っ—🐇 *hops away satisfied*\n\n\n\n---\n\n

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\n\n```\nLearnt from: mpiton\nRepo: mpiton/vortex PR: 127\nFile: src/views/AccountsView/ImportExportDialog.tsx:38-49\nTimestamp: 2026-04-29T07:21:55.709Z\nLearning: In mpiton/vortex, do not flag usages like `React.FormEvent` (and other `React.*` type references) for missing `import React` or `import type { ... }` as long as this codebase’s TypeScript setup provides the `React` namespace globally (i.e., `types/react` global namespace is relied upon) and `tsc --noEmit` is clean with `\n```\n\n---\n\n```\nLearnt from: mpiton\nRepo: mpiton/vortex PR: 127\nFile: src/views/AccountsView/AddAccountDialog.tsx:65-65\nTimestamp: 2026-04-29T07:25:31.488Z\nLearning: In mpiton/vortex, do not report a missing import for type references written as `React.*` (e.g., `React.FormEvent`, `React.ChangeEvent`, `React.MouseEvent`) in TSX files. The project relies on `types/react` to provide the `React` namespace globally (with `tsconfig` using `\"jsx\": \"react-jsx\"` and `\"strict\": true`, and `tsc --noEmit` passing cleanly). Only raise an issue if `types/react` is removed from the project (i.e., the global `React` namespace is no longer available).\n```\n\n

\n\n\n\n\n`@mpiton`, understood — the placeholder package being created ahead of its downloads is a known trade-off for this PR's scope. Deferring the `packageId` propagation through `link_resolve` + `download_start` makes sense given the pipeline scope of the change.\n\nWould you like me to open a GitHub follow-up issue to track the work of propagating `packageId` so that imported container downloads land in the correct package rather than leaving an empty package record?\n\n---\n\n

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\n\n\n\n\n**_{_{![P1 Badge](https://img.shields.io/badge/P1-orange?style=flat)}} Merge chunked container resolves before setting link list**\n\nWhen a container import yields more than 500 URLs, this loop dispatches multiple `link_resolve` calls, but `resolveLinks`'s success handler replaces state with `setResolvedLinks(resolved)` for each response. That means later chunk responses overwrite earlier ones, so users only see (and can start) one chunk instead of the full import. This regression appears only in large container imports that trigger batching.\n\nUseful? React with 👍 / 👎.\n\n### 💡 Codex Review\n\nHere are some automated review suggestions for this pull request.\n\n**Reviewed commit:** `77c6ff4314`\n \n\n

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\n### Summary\n* I reviewed the trigger and current branch state; the reported resolver-cap issue is already fixed in commit `77c6ff4`, and `handleContainerFiles` now batches container URLs into bounded `resolveLinks` calls using slices rather than one oversized request. No additional code changes were needed. [src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsxL238-L240](https://github.com/mpiton/vortex/blob/77c6ff431483f21723b9f5d69b6cbc89e5c05472/src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx#L238-L240)\n* I did **not** create a new commit or PR because the workspace had no new modifications to commit after verification.\n\n**Testing / Checks**\n* ✅ `git status --short && git log --oneline -n 5 && rg -n \"MAX_URLS|chunk|resolveLinks\\\\(\" src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx`\n* ✅ `nl -ba src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx | sed -n '220,255p'`\n\n [View task →](https://chatgpt.com/s/cd_69fc37b6be388191be47d31f05a4a483)\nUnderstood. I reviewed the trigger and PR context, and this specific feedback is **already explicitly deferred** by the PR author as a **multi-handler, schema-touching follow-up** (propagating `packageId` through `link_resolve` and `download_start`, plus package read-side wiring).\n\nGiven the current code shape, that’s accurate: `download_start` currently accepts only `url`, `destination`, and optional metadata—not a package association—so implementing this here would be broader than a targeted PR follow-up fix and would change command/API contracts across frontend + Tauri + application layers. \n\nSo for this follow-up action, I made **no code changes** and therefore did **not** create a commit or PR.\n\n### Checks run\n* ✅ `git status --short`\n* ✅ `git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD`\n* ✅ `sed -n '1,280p' src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx`\n* ✅ `sed -n '70,150p' src-tauri/src/adapters/driving/tauri_ipc.rs`\n* ✅ `rg \"download_start\" -n src src-tauri | head -n 40`\n\n [View task →](https://chatgpt.com/s/cd_69fc37c22924819182daa93207b4db41)\nOn the CodSpeed regression report: this PR doesn't touch `url_parsing`, `link_status`, or `config_operations` code paths, and the report itself flags \"Different runtime environments detected.\" All six regressed benchmarks (`simple_https`, `with_userinfo`, `complex_with_port_and_path`, `ftp_scheme`, `from_status_code_404`, `from_status_code_500`) live in unrelated modules — the only files this branch touches under `src-tauri/` are the container import handler, the plugin loader port + Extism adapter, and the IPC bridge. 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We can't tell"," // whether they're duplicates, but blocking the entire bulk"," // start when the user explicitly hit Start is worse than"," // letting the download proceed without the dup check."," if (!inFlight.has(getDuplicateKey(link))) return link;"," if (link.duplicate !== undefined) return link;"," return { ...link, duplicate: null };"," },"," );"," };"," const applyResolvedBatch = (resolved: ResolvedLink[]) => {"," setResolvedLinks(resolved);"," setSelectedLinkIds([]);"," // Reset the previous batch's live statuses so a stale \"offline\""," // badge from an earlier paste does not bleed onto a new URL."," resetLinkStatuses();"," const eligibleUrls = resolved"," .map((link) => link.originalUrl)"," .filter("," (u) => u.toLowerCase().startsWith(\"http://\") || u.toLowerCase().startsWith(\"https://\"),"," );"," if (eligibleUrls.length > 0) {"," // Pre-seed every row with `checking` so the spinner appears"," // synchronously instead of waiting for the backend's first"," // event to land."," setManyLinkStatuses(eligibleUrls.map((url) => [url, { kind: \"checking\" }] as const));"," checkLinksOnline("," { urls: eligibleUrls },"," {"," // Without this, an IPC failure leaves every row stuck on the"," // optimistic `checking` spinner; downgrade to `unknown` so"," // the row clears and the retry button surfaces."," onError: () => {"," setManyLinkStatuses(eligibleUrls.map((url) => [url, { kind: \"unknown\" }] as const));"," },"," }"," // Run duplicate detection over the full resolve batch (including"," // ftp:// / magnet: rows — duplicate detection is purely lexical"," // and does not require an HTTP probe)."," dispatchDuplicateDetection(resolved);"," toast.success(t(\"linkGrabber.toast.resolveSuccess\", { count: resolved.length }));"," const { mutate: resolveLinks, isPending: isResolving } = useTauriMutation<"," ResolvedLink[],"," { urls: string[] }"," >(\"link_resolve\", {"," onSuccess: applyResolvedBatch,"," });"," const { mutate: startDownload } = useTauriMutation(\"download_start\");"," const { mutateAsync: startMediaDownloadAsync } = useTauriMutation<"," MediaDownloadResult,"," {"," url: string;"," quality: string;"," format: string;"," audioOnly: boolean;"," title?: string;"," playlistItems: string[];"," >(\"download_media_start\");"," const handlePasteUrls = (urls: string[]) => {"," const validUrls = urls.filter("," (u) =>"," u.startsWith(\"http://\") ||"," u.startsWith(\"https://\") ||"," u.startsWith(\"ftp://\") ||"," u.startsWith(\"magnet:\"),"," if (validUrls.length > 0) {"," resolveLinks({ urls: validUrls });"," const handleContainerFiles = async (files: File[]) => {"," const aggregatedUrls: string[] = [];"," for (const file of files) {"," if (file.size > MAX_CONTAINER_BYTES) {"," toast.error("," t(\"linkGrabber.toast.containerImportFailed\", {"," fileName: file.name,"," defaultValue: `Could not import ${file.name}: file is too large`,"," }),"," );"," continue;"," }"," try {"," const buffer = await file.arrayBuffer();"," const bytes = Array.from(new Uint8Array(buffer));"," const result = await invoke(\"link_import_container\", {"," fileName: file.name,"," fileBytes: bytes,"," });"," toast.success("," t(\"linkGrabber.toast.containerImported\", {"," count: result.urls.length,"," fileName: result.packageName,"," defaultValue: `Imported ${result.urls.length} links from ${result.packageName}`,"," aggregatedUrls.push(...result.urls);"," } catch (err) {"," defaultValue: `Could not import ${file.name}: ${String(err)}`,"," if (aggregatedUrls.length === 0) return;"," if (aggregatedUrls.length <= MAX_RESOLVE_URLS) {"," resolveLinks({ urls: aggregatedUrls });"," return;"," // Direct invoke + manual aggregation: piping each chunk through the"," // mutation would race onSuccess so the last chunk's response replaces"," // earlier ones, and the user only sees the tail of a >500-URL import."," const merged: ResolvedLink[] = [];"," for (let i = 0; i < aggregatedUrls.length; i += MAX_RESOLVE_URLS) {"," const chunk = aggregatedUrls.slice(i, i + MAX_RESOLVE_URLS);"," const resolved = await invoke(\"link_resolve\", { urls: chunk });"," merged.push(...resolved);"," t(\"linkGrabber.toast.resolveFailed\", {"," defaultValue: `Failed to resolve container links: ${String(err)}`,"," return;"," applyResolvedBatch(merged);"," // The bulk-start helpers gate every row through this predicate. Without"," // the `online` check, rows whose live probe is offline / premiumOnly /"," // unknown would still trigger `download_start` and burn IPC calls. The"," // duplicate gate is opt-out via the `Skip duplicates` checkbox so"," // power users can force-redownload."," const isStartable = (link: ResolvedLink) => {"," const effectiveStatus = liveStatuses[link.originalUrl]?.kind ?? link.status;"," if (effectiveStatus !== \"online\") return false;"," // While `Skip duplicates` is on, also block rows whose duplicate"," // probe hasn't returned yet. The backend always emits a"," // `DuplicateCheck` per input URL, so `link.duplicate === undefined`"," // means the IPC roundtrip is still in flight — letting the row"," // through here would defeat the safety toggle when the user hits"," // Start the moment paste/resolve completes."," if (skipDuplicates) {"," if (link.duplicate === undefined) return false;"," if (link.duplicate?.isDuplicate) return false;"," return true;"," // Gate + collapse a bulk start by canonical URL. `dispatchDuplicateDetection`"," // already collapses probes to unique canonical URLs; without the same"," // dedupe here, two rows that resolve to the same `getDuplicateKey`"," // (mirror sites, redirects to the same target) would both pass the"," // duplicate gate when neither is in active/history yet, and we'd"," // queue the same download twice from a single paste batch."," const startLinks = (links: ResolvedLink[]) => {"," const started = new Set();"," for (const link of links) {"," if (!isStartable(link)) continue;"," const url = getDuplicateKey(link);"," if (!url) continue;"," if (skipDuplicates && started.has(url)) continue;"," started.add(url);"," startDownload({ url });"," const handleStartSelected = () => {"," const selected = selectedLinkIds"," .map((id) => resolvedLinks.find((l) => l.id === id))"," .filter((link): link is ResolvedLink => link !== undefined);"," startLinks(selected);"," const handleStartAllOnline = () => {"," startLinks(resolvedLinks);"," const duplicateCount = useMemo("," () => resolvedLinks.reduce((n, link) => (link.duplicate?.isDuplicate ? n + 1 : n), 0),"," [resolvedLinks],"," const handleMediaClick = (link: ResolvedLink) => {"," setSelectedMediaLink(link);"," setMediaGrabberOpen(true);"," const handleMediaGrabberConfirm = async (options: MediaGrabberOptions) => {"," if (!selectedMediaLink?.originalUrl) return;"," const url = selectedMediaLink.originalUrl;"," // Gate auto-grouping on the metadata-derived `isPlaylist` flag rather"," // than on `playlistItems.length`. The selection list is empty by"," // default — the backend interprets that as \"download every track\" —"," // so a `> 0` check would skip grouping for the most common path."," const isPlaylistDownload = options.isPlaylist === true || options.playlistItems.length > 0;"," // Step 1 — start the downloads first. Creating / reusing the package"," // before this would leave an empty package behind on every failed"," // start (network, plugin, backend), accumulating clutter in the UI."," let result: MediaDownloadResult;"," try {"," result = await startMediaDownloadAsync({"," url,"," quality: options.quality,"," format: options.format,"," audioOnly: options.audioOnly,"," title: options.title,"," playlistItems: options.playlistItems,"," });"," } catch {"," // `useTauriMutation` already surfaces a default error toast on"," // rejection; emitting one here would double-report the same"," // failure. Just bail out so we skip the success path."," // Step 2 — only now create / reuse the playlist package. A grouping"," // failure is non-fatal: the downloads themselves are running, the"," // package just won't auto-collect them."," let packageId: string | undefined;"," if (isPlaylistDownload && result.downloadIds.length > 0) {"," const groupItemCount ="," options.playlistItems.length > 0"," ? options.playlistItems.length"," : (options.playlistItemCount ?? 0);"," // Prefer the canonical playlist key (e.g. `youtube:playlist:PLxxx`)"," // so equivalent URLs (`watch?v=…&list=…` vs `playlist?list=…`)"," // dedupe to the same package. Falls back to the raw URL when the"," // source has no canonical scheme yet (SoundCloud paths are already"," // stable, unknown sources keep the URL as the natural key)."," const playlistKey = canonicalPlaylistKey(url);"," const grouped = await invoke(\"link_group_playlists\", {"," groups: ["," {"," playlistId: playlistKey,"," playlistName: options.title ?? \"\","," itemCount: groupItemCount,"," } satisfies PlaylistGroupInput,"," ],"," packageId = grouped[0]?.packageId;"," // Non-fatal: downloads already run; the user can retry by"," // re-resolving the playlist later."," toast.error(t(\"linkGrabber.toast.playlistGroupingFailed\", { defaultValue: String(err) }));"," // Step 3 — attach the newly-created downloads to the auto-package."," // Failures here are non-fatal but must not be silent: surface a"," // single toast when any attachment rejects so the user can retry."," if (packageId && result.downloadIds.length > 0) {"," const attachOutcomes = await Promise.allSettled("," result.downloadIds.map((downloadId) =>"," invoke(\"package_add_download\", {"," packageId,"," downloadId,"," ),"," const failedAttachCount = attachOutcomes.filter((o) => o.status === \"rejected\").length;"," if (failedAttachCount > 0) {"," t(\"linkGrabber.toast.playlistAttachFailed\", {"," count: failedAttachCount,"," defaultValue: `${failedAttachCount} downloads could not be attached to the playlist package`,"," toast.success(t(\"linkGrabber.toast.downloadStarted\"));"," void navigate(\"/\");"," const pasteContent ="," location.state &&"," typeof location.state === \"object\" &&"," \"pasteContent\" in location.state &&"," typeof (location.state as { pasteContent?: unknown }).pasteContent === \"string\""," ? (location.state as { pasteContent: string }).pasteContent"," : undefined;"," const pasteToken ="," \"pasteToken\" in location.state &&"," typeof (location.state as { pasteToken?: unknown }).pasteToken === \"string\""," ? (location.state as { pasteToken: string }).pasteToken"," useEffect(() => {"," const shouldFocusPaste ="," !!location.state &&"," typeof location.state === \"object\" &&"," \"focusPaste\" in location.state &&"," location.state.focusPaste === true;"," if (!shouldFocusPaste) return;"," const textarea = document.querySelector("," '[data-shortcut-target=\"link-grabber-paste\"]',"," textarea?.focus();"," void navigate(location.pathname, { replace: true, state: null });"," }, [location.pathname, location.state, navigate]);"," return (","

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Treating this as runner variance and acknowledging on CodSpeed.","side","line","Understood. I reviewed the trigger and PR context, and this specific feedback is **already explicitly deferred** by the PR author as a **multi-handler, schema-touching follow-up** (propagating `packageId` through `link_resolve` and `download_start`, plus package read-side wiring).\n\nGiven the current code shape, that’s accurate: `download_start` currently accepts only `url`, `destination`, and optional metadata—not a package association—so implementing this here would be broader than a targeted PR follow-up fix and would change command/API contracts across frontend + Tauri + application layers. \n\nSo for this follow-up action, I made **no code changes** and therefore did **not** create a commit or PR.\n\n### Checks run\n* ✅ `git status --short`\n* ✅ `git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD`\n* ✅ `sed -n '1,280p' src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx`\n* ✅ `sed -n '70,150p' src-tauri/src/adapters/driving/tauri_ipc.rs`\n* ✅ `rg \"download_start\" -n src src-tauri | head -n 40`\n\n [View task →](https://chatgpt.com/s/cd_69fc37c22924819182daa93207b4db41)","RIGHT",230,"### Summary\n* I reviewed the trigger and current branch state; the reported resolver-cap issue is already fixed in commit `77c6ff4`, and `handleContainerFiles` now batches container URLs into bounded `resolveLinks` calls using slices rather than one oversized request. No additional code changes were needed. [src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsxL238-L240](https://github.com/mpiton/vortex/blob/77c6ff431483f21723b9f5d69b6cbc89e5c05472/src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx#L238-L240)\n* I did **not** create a new commit or PR because the workspace had no new modifications to commit after verification.\n\n**Testing / Checks**\n* ✅ `git status --short && git log --oneline -n 5 && rg -n \"MAX_URLS|chunk|resolveLinks\\\\(\" src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx`\n* ✅ `nl -ba src/views/LinkGrabberView/LinkGrabberView.tsx | sed -n '220,255p'`\n\n [View task →](https://chatgpt.com/s/cd_69fc37b6be388191be47d31f05a4a483)","\n### 💡 Codex Review\n\nHere are some automated review suggestions for this pull request.\n\n**Reviewed commit:** `77c6ff4314`\n \n\n

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","**_{_{![P1 Badge](https://img.shields.io/badge/P1-orange?style=flat)}} Merge chunked container resolves before setting link list**\n\nWhen a container import yields more than 500 URLs, this loop dispatches multiple `link_resolve` calls, but `resolveLinks`'s success handler replaces state with `setResolvedLinks(resolved)` for each response. That means later chunk responses overwrite earlier ones, so users only see (and can start) one chunk instead of the full import. This regression appears only in large container imports that trigger batching.\n\nUseful? React with 👍 / 👎.","`@mpiton`, understood — the placeholder package being created ahead of its downloads is a known trade-off for this PR's scope. Deferring the `packageId` propagation through `link_resolve` + `download_start` makes sense given the pipeline scope of the change.\n\nWould you like me to open a GitHub follow-up issue to track the work of propagating `packageId` so that imported container downloads land in the correct package rather than leaving an empty package record?\n\n---\n\n

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\n\n\n\n",262,"`@mpiton`, confirmed — the current file shows `MAX_CONTAINER_BYTES` defined at the module level and the size guard correctly placed before `file.arrayBuffer()`, so oversized drops are rejected immediately without any unnecessary allocation. The fix looks good. ✅\n\n(´・ω・`)っ—🐇 *hops away satisfied*\n\n\n\n---\n\n

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\n\n\n\n",222,"`@mpiton`, confirmed — the updated doc in the `file_content` already reflects the corrected wording: \"Implementations probe candidates in alphabetical order by plugin name so multiple container forks loaded side-by-side resolve deterministically.\" The trait doc and adapter behavior are now consistent. Thanks for the fix!\n\n(˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶)\n\n\n\n---\n\n

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\n\n\n\n","src-tauri/src/domain/ports/driven/plugin_loader.rs",152,"`@mpiton`, confirmed — the fix in `77c6ff4` matches the suggested approach exactly. The `probe_error` stash correctly distinguishes between:\n- A broken/erroring plugin → `DomainError::PluginError` (first probe failure is preserved and returned after the loop)\n- No container plugin installed at all → `DomainError::NotFound`\n\nThis ensures the IPC layer's user-facing hint (\"install vortex-mod-containers\") is only shown on the genuine missing-plugin path, not on broken-plugin loads. \n\n\n\n---\n\n

🧠 Learnings used

\n\n\n\n","src-tauri/src/adapters/driven/plugin/extism_loader.rs",455,"@coderabbitai\n\n> `link_import_container` returns a `packageId`, but this flow discards it and only forwards raw URLs into the existing resolve/start path.\n\nSame root cause as the codex P1 finding above. Acknowledged but deferred — propagating `packageId` through `link_resolve` + `download_start` so created downloads land in the import package is a multi-handler pipeline change, tracked as a follow-up. The placeholder package row stays for now; this PR scope is the import + decrypt path only.","`@mpiton`, thanks for the confirmation! The `filter_map`-based approach in `77c6ff4` correctly trims each URL before filtering and collecting, ensuring clean, whitespace-free URLs reach the resolve batch. ✅\n\n\n\n---\n\n

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