fix(errors): drop 409 from the status->code fallback so a code-less 409 raises ComfyError - #132
fix(errors): drop 409 from the status->code fallback so a code-less 409 raises ComfyError#132mattmillerai wants to merge 1 commit into
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`_CODE_BY_STATUS` is consulted only when a response named no code of its
own -- no envelope `error.code`, no Router bucket. `ErrorEnvelope` makes
`error.code` required, so neither documented v2 `409` (`hash_mismatch` on
`POST /assets`, `asset_in_use` on `DELETE /assets/{id}`) ever reaches the
table; what does reach it are Router-shaped `{detail, error_type}` bodies
and intermediaries, which can answer a `409` for anything. Guessing
`HashMismatch` there told those callers to re-upload bytes over a conflict
that was never about bytes -- and the contract already spells the status
two ways, so even on the compliant surface the status alone cannot say
which.
A code-less `409` now decodes to `code = "error"` and stays a bare
`ApiError` carrying the real `http_status`, the response's own message and
any `Retry-After`, surfacing as a plain `ComfyError`. Enveloped and
bucket-carrying `409`s are untouched.
The table gains the admission rule this applies, so the next status added
is judged the same way: only a status with ONE meaning across every
documented surface gets a typed guess. `422` and `429` are kept
deliberately -- their misreadings stay inside the right action class
(terminal refusal / back-off-and-retry), unlike `HashMismatch`.
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In `@tests/test_error_mapping.py`:
- Around line 117-129: Update
test_a_bucketless_409_is_not_guessed_to_be_a_hash_mismatch to pass a code-less
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| def test_a_bucketless_409_is_not_guessed_to_be_a_hash_mismatch() -> None: | ||
| err = error_from_envelope(409, None) | ||
| assert type(err) is ApiError | ||
| assert not isinstance(err, HashMismatch) | ||
| assert err.code == "error" | ||
| assert err.http_status == 409 | ||
| # `HashMismatch` tells the caller to re-upload bytes, which is why this | ||
| # status cannot be guessed: it is a distinct action, not a vaguer wording | ||
| # of the same one. | ||
| sdk_err = to_sdk_error(err) | ||
| assert type(sdk_err) is ComfyError | ||
| assert not isinstance(sdk_err, SdkHashMismatch) | ||
| assert sdk_err.http_status == 409 |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Test response-message preservation for code-less 409 errors.
This test passes None, so it verifies the fallback code and status only. It does not verify that a message from a code-less 409 response reaches both ApiError.message and ComfyError.message. Pass an error body with a message and assert both fields.
The PR objective requires preservation of the response message. As per path instructions, tests must exercise the described behavior rather than only asserting current output.
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In `@tests/test_error_mapping.py` around lines 117 - 129, Update
test_a_bucketless_409_is_not_guessed_to_be_a_hash_mismatch to pass a code-less
error body containing a message, then assert that the message is preserved in
both ApiError.message and the resulting ComfyError.message while retaining the
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Found 4 finding(s).
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Panel: 6/6 reviewers contributed findings.
| #: (``POST /assets``) and ``asset_in_use`` (``DELETE /assets/{id}``), so even | ||
| #: on the compliant surface the status alone does not say which. A code-less | ||
| #: ``409`` therefore stays a bare ``ApiError`` carrying the real status, and | ||
| #: surfaces to the caller as a plain ``ComfyError``. A real hash mismatch is |
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🟢 Low — The guarantee that a real hash mismatch "always arrives enveloped" has a hole on the unparseable-body path: the transport sets body=None whenever the error body fails to JSON-decode (proxy HTML page, truncated response), so a genuine POST /assets hash mismatch with a mangled body now degrades to a plain ComfyError and a caller's except HashMismatch re-upload handler silently stops firing. POST /assets documents exactly one 409 code, so consider scoping the dropped guess to the ambiguous route, or softening this claim from absolute to "whenever the body decodes". Raised by 2 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, kimi-k3-high edge-case).
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| #: ``409`` is the worked example of exclusion, and it was removed from this | ||
| #: table for that reason: the contract uses it for both ``hash_mismatch`` | ||
| #: (``POST /assets``) and ``asset_in_use`` (``DELETE /assets/{id}``), so even |
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🟢 Low — asset_in_use is cited here as a first-class documented 409, but no class maps that code — it is absent from _BY_CODE in this module and from comfy_sdk.exceptions._BY_CODE. After this change neither form of a delete conflict is type-catchable: the enveloped one surfaces as a bare ApiError with code == "asset_in_use" and the code-less one as ComfyError with code == "error", leaving callers to string-compare .code. Adding an AssetInUse(ApiError) alongside HashMismatch, plus the matching comfy_sdk entry, would close it. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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| #: The last resort: a code guessed from the status, consulted only when the | ||
| #: response named none of its own — no envelope ``error.code``, no Router |
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🟢 Low — The comment says the table is consulted whenever the response named no code of its own, but an empty or whitespace error.code defeats that: code = (err or {}).get("code") is never passed through _clean and both guards below test if code is None, so a body like {"error": {"code": ""}} short-circuits the Router-bucket fallback and this table — a bare 401 would yield ApiError(code="") instead of Unauthorized. The message already uses a falsy check (if not message) and both error_type sources go through _clean, so error.code is the one field where a malformed value survives. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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| #: ``422`` and ``429`` are kept deliberately, and the rule is what keeps them: | ||
| #: their possible misreadings stay inside the right *action class*. A ``422`` | ||
| #: read as ``invalid_workflow`` is still a terminal refusal to fix the request; |
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🟢 Low — The new admission rule ("only a status with ONE meaning across every documented surface") is not satisfied by the retained 422: the spec spells it invalid_workflow, workflow_format_ui, missing_asset and idempotency_key_reuse, and those are not one action class — a code-less key-reuse 422 read as InvalidWorkflow points the caller at a graph that is fine while hiding that the first request was already accepted, so the "fix" is a resubmit under a new key and a second billed job. That is the same duplicate-work shape used to justify dropping 409, so either narrow the rule's wording or apply it to 422 as well. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial).
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When the server sends back an error, it normally says what went wrong in a
machine-readable
error.code. If it doesn't, the SDK guesses the code from theHTTP status. For
409 Conflictthe guess washash_mismatch— "the bytes youuploaded don't match the hash you declared, upload them again."
That guess was only ever consulted for responses that came from somewhere other
than the surface where a real hash mismatch happens, and it told those callers to
re-upload bytes over a conflict that had nothing to do with bytes. This removes
the guess. A
409that names no code is now just aComfyErrorthat says409.Real hash mismatches are unaffected — they always name themselves.
Why the guess was never reachable for a real hash mismatch
_CODE_BY_STATUSis consulted only when the response named no code of its own(
src/comfy_low/errors.py): no envelopeerror.code, and no Router bucket fromX-Comfy-Error-Type/ a top-level bodyerror_type. Verified against thevendored specs:
ErrorEnvelopelistscodeandmessageunderrequired, so every v2envelope response carries a code and the table never decides one.
spec/openapi.yamldocuments exactly two409s, both answering inErrorEnvelope:hash_mismatchonPOST /api/v2/assetsandasset_in_useonDELETE /api/v2/assets/{id}. So the contract itself already spells the statustwo ways — the status alone cannot say which even on the compliant surface.
spec/router-openapi.yamldocuments one409(RouterIdempotencyConflicton
POST /v2/models/{provider}/{model}), whose body isRouterErrorResponse—
{detail, error_type}, witherror_typerequired and noerror.code. Thatpath is decided by the bucket, which already outranks the table, so it cannot
regress here.
What is left reaching the table on a
409is therefore Router-shaped bodieswhose bucket was stripped, and intermediaries — neither bound by what any route
documents for the status.
Change
409: "hash_mismatch"removed from_CODE_BY_STATUS. A code-less409nowgets
code = "error"and stays a bareApiErrorcarrying the realhttp_status, the response's own message (orHTTP 409), andretry_after;to_sdk_errorsurfaces it as a plainComfyError.added is judged the same way: only a status with ONE meaning across every
documented surface gets a typed guess.
422and429are kept deliberately— their possible misreadings stay inside the right action class (terminal
refusal / back-off-and-retry), unlike
HashMismatch, which tells the callerto re-upload bytes.
tests/test_error_mapping.py(module docstring widened from its 404scope) pin: a code-less
409is a plainApiErrorwithcode == "error"andhttp_status == 409andto_sdk_errorgives exactlyComfyError; a code-less409keepsretry_afteron both layers; an envelopedhash_mismatch409isstill
HashMismatchon both layers; a body-less401is stillUnauthorized.Riskiest line, and why it is safe
The deletion itself. Three things independently keep it from changing anything a
caller relies on:
hash_mismatchstill wins outright(
error.codeis read before the table).tests/test_assets.py'stest_hash_mismatch_surfaced_without_blind_retry— which drives the stubserver's real
409 hash_mismatchand asserts exactly one upload attempt —passes unchanged.
is_collectablegates a409onbucket == "concurrency_limit_exceeded". The old code-less bucket washash_mismatch; the new one iserror. Neither matches, so a code-less409stays a terminal refusal under
RetryPolicyexactly as before — no newsame-key resend, no new billed generation.
status; the existing
(409, "invalid_input")andconcurrency_limit_exceeded → ConcurrencyLimitExceededcases still pass._CODE_BY_STATUShas exactly one reader (error_from_envelope), so there are noother call sites to update.
Sweep of what is not changed
I re-read all 6 remaining entries in the table against the admission rule this
PR writes down. None fails it the way
409did: where a status is spelleddifferently by the two surfaces (
404not_foundvs Router'smodel_not_found;403forbiddenvsnot_enabled) the readings stay inside one action class —terminal, fix-the-request — and none of them directs the caller at a distinct
mutating action the way
HashMismatchdirects a re-upload. So no further entryis dropped here, and this is a deliberate finding rather than an unexamined
remainder.
Behaviour change for callers
A caller catching
HashMismatcharound a409that arrives without anerror.codenow seesComfyErrorinstead. That is the intended fix, and it isdocumented in the CHANGELOG. Every
409the contracts actually document — bothenveloped ones and the Router one — is unaffected.
Verification
Full required CI set locally on the worktree, plus the two non-
test-job gates:ruff check .— cleanruff format --check .— 51 files already formattedmypy src— no issues in 19 source filespytest— 722 passed, 4 skipped (the 4 are the env-gated live gateway suite)scripts/check_public_repo_hygiene.py— no internal-only referencesscripts/check_drift.py— models in sync, all 15 router error types coveredResidual
{detail, error_type}→ typedRouterErrorwork is out of scopehere and is only partly landed on
mainalready.error_from_envelopepreserves the bucket and
to_sdk_errorselects the typed subclass, soexcept NotEnabledand friends do fire — but that depends on the bucketactually reaching this function via the
X-Comfy-Error-Typeheader or atop-level body
error_type. A Router-shaped409that reaches the SDK withits bucket stripped (an intermediary that drops response headers and rewrites
the body) still decodes off the status table, which after this PR means a plain
ComfyErrorrather than theConcurrencyLimitExceededit really was. This PRdeliberately does not try to recover a bucket that is not on the wire; it only
stops the table from asserting a wrong specific cause. Anyone picking this up
should look at whether
{detail, error_type}bodies on the/models/runpathneed a stronger identification path than the bucket alone.
documented surfaces in the two vendored specs, not a measurement of live
traffic. If an intermediary is in practice minting bucket-less
403s or404sthe way the record shows it mints
409s, the same argument would apply tothose entries and it would be visible in production error telemetry, which I
cannot query from here.
findings write-up, are in an internal tracker I have no access to — I could not
read them and reconstructed the reasoning from the vendored specs and the code
instead (which is what the empirical section above is). The prior change that
added
request_idand madeto_sdk_errorforwardretry_afterwas open whenthis work was specified; I confirmed it is merged by reading
main(
src/comfy_sdk/exceptions.py), not by reading that PR, and added theto_sdk_errorretry_after assertion accordingly. No live server was called —the suite is stdlib-stub-driven by design.
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409) responses without an explicit error code: they now remain generic errors instead of being classified as hash mismatches.422,429, andRetry-Afterresponses.401) responses continue to be identified correctly.