fix(metadata): fix self-closing <t/>, entity refill, and prefixed close-tag bugs in shared string parser - #17
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TryHandleTTag always assumed <t> had a matching closing </t>, so after a self-closing <t/> it skipped forward to the next '>' looking for that closer. With no text between the tags, that next '>' belonged to the enclosing </si> instead, silently consuming it and merging the entry with the next <si>, shifting every later shared-string index by one. Reuse SkipOpeningTagClose (already used for <si/>) to detect the self-close before scanning for text, so <t/> commits an empty string and does not touch the following tag. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EFjpg2qcda2vq9B2u1Xe1U
…arser Two more bugs in the shared-string byte parser, in the same family as the self-closing <t/> fix: - ResolveEntity refilled at most once regardless of how little that refill returned, so a numeric/named entity could be left with its terminating ';' outside the buffered window and get emitted as literal text (e.g. "A") instead of being decoded. Fixed by looping the refill until enough data is buffered or the stream is exhausted. - HandleClosingTag's lookahead guard assumed a fixed few bytes were enough to judge whether "</...si>" was the closing tag, but a namespace prefix (e.g. </x:si>) needs more. Under partial reads this made IsCloseSiTag reach a truncated, wrong "not a match" verdict instead of "not enough data yet", so a genuine close tag was treated as ordinary content and its entry merged with the next one. Fixed by sizing the guard off the same MaxPrefixScan constant IsCloseSiTag scans against. Added targeted regression tests for both, including one driven by a stream that returns exactly one byte per read, to deterministically force every multi-byte lookahead through its slowest path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EFjpg2qcda2vq9B2u1Xe1U
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WalkthroughThe shared strings byte parser now handles self-closing ChangesShared strings parsing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The parser fix still misses a valid prefixed closing tag at the configured boundary, which can merge shared-string entries and shift later indexes for affected workbooks. This bounded correctness issue should be fixed and regression-tested before merge. Possibly related PRs
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364-368: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInspect the colon at the configured prefix boundary.
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pos + MaxPrefixScan. A valid 12-byte prefix such as</abcdefghijkl:si>leavesnameStartat the prefix start. The parser then misses the</si>boundary and can merge this entry with the next entry.Proposed fix
- for (int i = pos; i < Math.Min(pos + MaxPrefixScan, span.Length); i++) + for (int i = pos; i <= Math.Min(pos + MaxPrefixScan, span.Length - 1); i++)Add a regression test with a prefix whose length is exactly
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In `@src/XLSight/Internal/Metadata/SharedStringsByteParser.cs`:
- Around line 364-368: Update the prefix scan loop in the shared-strings byte
parser to include the configured boundary index at pos + MaxPrefixScan, while
still respecting span.Length. Ensure a colon at that position sets nameStart
correctly, and add a regression test covering a prefix exactly MaxPrefixScan
bytes long.
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CodeRabbit's review of PR #17 flagged that the prefixed-closing-tag fix still had a bounded correctness gap. Verified: IsCloseSiTag capped its prefix scan at a fixed MaxPrefixScan (12) bytes, so a namespace prefix at or past that length (e.g. <abcdefghijkl:si>) made it misjudge a genuine </...si> as "not a match" instead of "not enough data yet" -- reproducible even on a single unfragmented read, no partial-read stream required. Confirmed with an ad hoc test before fixing. IsCloseSiTag now returns the same Found/NotFound/NeedMoreData tri-state used elsewhere in the byte scanners, scanning as much of the prefix as is actually buffered instead of a fixed cap; HandleClosingTag refills and retries on NeedMoreData exactly like the surrounding code already does for other partial matches. MaxPrefixScan is gone -- prefix length is now bounded only by available/refillable buffer space, matching how CheckBackwardContext's own prefix walk already worked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EFjpg2qcda2vq9B2u1Xe1U
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Fix: Added a regression test with 12- and 26-character prefixes. Full suite passes (771/771). Generated by Claude Code |
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Summary
Three related bugs in
SharedStringsByteParser, all in the same family: the byte-level scanner assuming it always has enough buffered data to make a correct decision in one shot, when a boundary or self-closing tag says otherwise.<t/>merges shared-string entries.TryHandleTTagassumed every<t>had a matching</t>, so after a self-closing<t/>(e.g.<si><t/></si>) it scanned forward for the next>looking for that closer — which belonged to the enclosing</si>instead. That silently consumed the</si>, merging the entry with the next<si>and shifting every later shared-string index by one. Fixed by reusingSkipOpeningTagClose(already used for<si/>) to detect the self-close before scanning for text.ResolveEntityrefilled the scan buffer at most once regardless of how little data that refill returned, so under a partial read a numeric/named entity's terminating;could land outside the buffered window and get emitted as literal text (e.g.A) instead of being decoded. Fixed by looping the refill until enough data is buffered or the stream is exhausted.HandleClosingTag's guard assumed a fixed few bytes were always enough to judge whether</...si>was the closing tag, but a namespace prefix (e.g.</x:si>) needs more. Under partial reads this madeIsCloseSiTagreach a truncated, wrong "not a match" verdict instead of "not enough data yet", so a genuine close tag was treated as ordinary content and its entry merged with the next one. Fixed by sizing the guard off the sameMaxPrefixScanconstantIsCloseSiTagscans against.Test plan
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