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fix: cpd Ingestion fails with '413 Request Entity Too Large' for files of size 1MB and greater - #2470
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds a configurable 100 MiB upload limit across backend and frontend flows. Backend reads are bounded, and Docling HTTP 413 responses receive size-specific handling. Folder uploads are filtered and batched by size. Deployment settings and documentation describe the limit and separate proxy configuration. ChangesUpload Size Handling
Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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User->>Frontend: Select files to upload
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UploadLimitReader-->>UploadAPI: Return bytes or HTTP 413 error
UploadAPI->>TaskService: Create task for accepted files
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- Line 264: Update the upload-limit guidance for OPENRAG_MAX_UPLOAD_MB to
recommend setting the proxy limit above the configured file limit, with room for
multipart overhead; remove the advice to match the two limits.
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- Around line 100-104: Update the rejection-test harness to wait until the
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- Around line 83-85: Enforce the applicable byte limit while receiving and
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- Around line 720-721: Validate MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE_MB as a positive integer when
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- Line 33: Update the request-wide cap returned by the relevant function in
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frontend/components/knowledge-dropdown.test.tsx (1)
100-104: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winWait condition does not prove the limit loaded.
The
file?.acceptcheck relies onuseSupportedFileTypes, not on/api/upload_options. Theacceptvalue can containmax_upload_size_mbis applied. If the fetch resolves late, the 2 MB file is checked against 100 MB and the test becomes flaky. Wait on an observable signal tied to the options response. For example, wait for the upload-options request to complete and then flush state.Proposed fix
+ let optionsServed = false; + // In baseHandlers, set optionsServed = true inside the /api/upload_options handler. await waitFor(() => { - expect(file?.accept).toContain(".pdf"); + expect(file?.accept).toContain(".pdf"); + expect(optionsServed).toBe(true); }); + await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 0));This is a similar concern to the earlier review comment, and it is still unresolved.
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src/services/langflow_file_service.py (1)
20-20: LGTM!Also applies to: 1019-1019, 1041-1052, 1133-1133
tests/unit/test_docling_service.py (1)
226-285: LGTM!tests/unit/test_langflow_file_service_two_phase.py (1)
77-77: LGTM!Also applies to: 81-82, 356-406
frontend/components/knowledge-dropdown.tsx (2)
121-121: Race: the limit loads after mount.
maxUploadSizeMbstarts at 100 and updates after the/api/upload_optionsfetch. A file selected before the fetch finishes is checked against 100 MB. The backend still rejects it with 413, so this is a narrow window with a safe fallback. The earlier React Doctor comment aboutuseStateis wrong. The value is read during render and in handlers, and it is passed tobatchFilesBySizeAndCount. No change is needed.Also applies to: 183-188
321-327: LGTM!Also applies to: 469-473, 652-689
frontend/lib/upload-utils.ts (2)
53-101: LGTM!
117-154: LGTM!frontend/lib/upload-utils.test.ts (1)
247-271: LGTM!Also applies to: 442-485
src/config/settings.py (1)
720-721: 🎯 Functional Correctness | ⚡ Quick winReject non-positive
OPENRAG_MAX_UPLOAD_MBvalues at startup.
get_env_int("OPENRAG_MAX_UPLOAD_MB", 100)accepts0and negative integers. With such a value, the API returns 413 for every non-empty file. The frontend ignores non-positive values and keeps its 100 MB default. The two layers then disagree. Validate that the value is positive. Fall back to the default or fail fast.src/api/router.py (1)
83-88: Per-file check runs after FastAPI parses the multipart body.
UploadBodyLimitMiddlewarenow counts actual bytes during the read. This covers the earlier concern about parsing before the limit. The request-wide cap is the per-file limit plus 1 MiB. The per-file check here still produces the named error.src/api/upload_body_limit.py (2)
29-33: The request-wide cap equals one file's limit plus 1 MiB, but both ingest routes accept multiple files.Two individually valid files can total more than
MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE_BYTES + 1 MiB. The middleware then returns 413 before the per-file check runs. Folder batches that the frontend splits by total bytes stay under the cap. Other API clients that send several files do not. Either document this as a total-request limit or set a larger request-wide cap.Also applies to: 79-79
43-47: Chunked bodies are counted correctly.The middleware counts actual bytes read from
http.requestmessages. It does not useContent-Length. This matches the retrieved learning.tests/unit/test_upload_body_limit.py (1)
57-123: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | ⚡ Quick winAdd coverage for
/v1/documents/ingest.
UPLOAD_INGEST_PATHSlists two paths. The tests exercise only/router/upload_ingest. A regression on the public path would pass unnoticed. Parametrize the route path in_client.src/api/upload.py (1)
179-187: LGTM!tests/unit/test_router_upload_size_limit.py (1)
1-109: LGTM!docs/docs/reference/configuration.mdx (1)
247-247: LGTM!docs/docs/core-components/ingestion.mdx (1)
42-46: LGTM!src/app/factory.py (1)
11-11: LGTM!Also applies to: 40-42
docs/docs/support/troubleshoot.mdx (1)
246-264: LGTM!src/services/docling_service.py (1)
544-553: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
⚠️ Unverified finding
Verification ran but could not confirm this finding. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.Include the proxy-limit guidance only for confirmed proxy rejections.
The 413 branch always states that a proxy in front of docling-serve set the limit. Docling Serve can also return 413 itself, so the message can mislead the operator. It also reports the size as "2.0 MB" using the uploaded byte count. This is correct, but the message does not state the effective limit, so the operator cannot tell which side to change. Soften the wording to "typically a proxy" or similar.
This is a narrow wording concern. The error type and filename handling are correct.
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- Around line 84-94: Update readUploadResponse to check for a non-empty string
in json.detail after json.error and before the generic 413 fallback, and throw
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🟡 Minor · Enforce the upload limit in /upload. · upload.py:40-70
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winEnforce the upload limit in
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process_upload_filewrites the full request before size validation. Text and Markdown files then bypass Docling, so oversized files can be accepted. Other files can raise a size exception, but/uploadcurrently converts it to 500 instead of 413.🐛 Suggested fix
diff --git a/src/api/upload.py b/src/api/upload.py @@ async def upload( @@ ): """Upload a single file""" + from services.docling_service import DoclingPayloadTooLarge + from utils.upload_limits import UploadTooLarge + try: @@ ) return JSONResponse(result, status_code=201) + except (UploadTooLarge, DoclingPayloadTooLarge) as e: + return JSONResponse({"error": str(e)}, status_code=413) except Exception as e: diff --git a/src/services/document_service.py b/src/services/document_service.py @@ from utils.file_utils import auto_cleanup_tempfile from utils.hash_utils import hash_id + from utils.upload_limits import ensure_within_upload_limit @@ if not chunk: break - tmp_file.write(chunk) file_size += len(chunk) + ensure_within_upload_limit(filename, file_size) + tmp_file.write(chunk)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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A failed /upload_options request was cached as the 100 MB fallback, so later uploads never saw the configured limit. Drop that cached fallback and keep a successful limit cached.
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A rejected file still sent the message because the upload returned nothing and the selected file stayed set. Return a failure result and do not call send.
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Scenario 2: Use 1 MB limit and ingest a folder of files
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The docs said an oversized file is refused while it is still arriving, and a proxy 413 named the 100 MB limit for a smaller file. Say the body is already received, and tell the user the file is within the configured limit.
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The two Langflow file routes accepted the body before checking its size. A mistyped OPENRAG_MAX_UPLOAD_MB was also replaced with 100 and never logged, so the Docling 413 came back with no sign the setting was ignored.
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Oversized files flashed past in separate toasts and never appeared in the Tasks panel, and a folder split by request size showed up as several tasks.
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The generic size error dropped the file name and the limit, which the upload checks report.
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(3a) [Normal] A folder upload's shared task cannot be cancelled correctly, and a late batch revives a cancelled task
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- Batches 1..n now join batch 0's task through
existing_task_id.create_custom_taskwas written for that join, but it has two gaps:- Cancel reaches only batch 0.
upload_task.background_taskis set only whenexisting_task_idis empty, so it points at batch 0's processor.cancel_taskcancels that one task. Batches 1..n keep ingesting.- Phase 3 of
cancel_taskthen marks theirPENDING/RUNNINGfilesFAILED("Task cancelled by user") and bumpsprocessed_filesandfailed_files. - Those files still finish, so their
finallyblock incrementsprocessed_filesagain. The counters drift pasttotal_filesand the UI shows files as cancelled that are in fact ingested.
- A join revives a terminal task.
- The join branch sets
upload_task.status = TaskStatus.RUNNINGwith no check of the current status. - If the user cancels while batch 1 is still uploading, batch 1 arrives, flips
CANCELLEDback toRUNNINGand ingests the files the user cancelled.
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- Cancel reaches only batch 0.
- Before this change each batch was its own task, so cancel worked per batch.
Background Information
- The repo guidance is that
CANCELLEDis terminal (cancel_taskmarks it under the lock, then cancels the asyncio task outside it). The join path contradicts it. - The join path predates this PR for connector flows (
existing_task_id). It is exposed to browser users for the first time here, through a new form field.
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src/services/task_service.py:611-619(join setsRUNNING)src/services/task_service.py:655-656(background_taskset only on create)src/services/task_service.py:1863-1939(cancel_task)src/api/router.py:229, 354frontend/components/knowledge-dropdown.tsx:512-570
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- In
create_custom_task, refuse a join when the existing task isCANCELLED/FAILED. Return the id unchanged and skip the staged files (and delete their temp files), or raise a 409 in the router. - Track every background task on the
UploadTask(a list, not one attribute) and cancel all of them incancel_task. - Add tests for cancel-after-join and join-after-cancel.
Alternative Solutions
- Revert to one task per batch and show the folder in the panel through a client-side group (a
batch_group_idon the task). This keeps task lifecycle simple and drops the new form field. - Send the folder as a single request and let the server split it into batches. This removes the client-side join, but needs a larger change.
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(3b) [Minor] The shared task can report COMPLETED before later batches join; preview task ids repeat
Problem
- Batch 0 is awaited first, then batches 1..n join. If batch 0's files finish while batch 1 is still uploading,
processed_files >= total_filesis true and the task goesCOMPLETED.useGetTasksQuerystops polling once no task ispending/running. The task flips back torunningwhen batch 1 joins, but the UI polls only if something callsaddTask/refetchTasksafter the join.- A completion notification can fire early for a folder that is still ingesting.
- In preview mode every batch returns the same
taskId, sotaskIdsByBatchholds duplicate ids andattachPreviewTaskIdsreceives[id, id, …].
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src/services/task_service.py:957-969(completion check)frontend/components/knowledge-dropdown.tsx:523-536frontend/app/api/queries/useGetTasksQuery.ts:112-125
Potential Solution
- De-duplicate
taskIdsByBatchbeforeattachPreviewTaskIds. - Hold the task open until the client finishes the last batch, for example with an explicit "finalize" call, or count expected files up front (
total_filesfrom the first request).
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(3c) [Minor] The new router and task-join paths have no backend tests
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- No test covers these new paths:
_rejected_uploads(JSON parsing and validation)_rejection_only_response(the 202 withfile_count: 0)- the
existing_task_idpass-through in both ingest helpers - the join branch of
create_custom_task - the
rejected_filesform field end to end
tests/unit/test_router_upload_limit.pywas not touched. Onlyrecord_rejected_uploadsis tested, intest_task_service_get_task_status2.py._form_strexists only because tests callupload_ingest_routerdirectly and leave FastAPI'sForm(...)default in place. That is a test accommodation in production code.- The backend has no diff-coverage gate, so CI stays green. 3a is the kind of defect these tests would catch.
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src/api/router.py:29-70, 109-114, 163-170, 281-288src/services/task_service.py:604-618tests/unit/test_router_upload_limit.py
Potential Solution
- Add router tests for: rejections only (202, no files), files plus rejections (rejections attached to the new task),
existing_task_idforwarded, and malformedrejected_filesignored. - Add a
create_custom_taskjoin test (appends files, keeps counts consistent, refuses a cancelled task). - Replace
_form_strby calling the router with explicit arguments in tests.
Functional Test 2Scenario 2: Use 1 MB limit and ingest a folder of files
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@Wallgau the Operator changes need to be in Operator repo. |
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@edwinjosechittilappilly the 1 MB failure on Cloud Pak was the nginx in front of Docling (port 5001, forwarding to Docling on 5002). That server block had no client_max_body_size, so nginx kept its default of 1 MB and returned 413 before the file reached Docling. Rodrigo fixed that proxy. The Langflow nginx (openrag-lf-nginx-config on port 7860) was already set to client_max_body_size 100M and is not the hop that rejected the file. Pull request #2470 does not change that proxy. It tells the user what happened: a file over OpenRAG’s own limit is refused up front with the limit named, and a file that Docling’s proxy still rejects gets a separate message saying the file is within OpenRAG’s limit and an administrator has to raise the proxy. We talked this through with product and set the OpenRAG limit at 100 MB. We will revisit it if customers complain. No operator-repo change is required for that. The backend already uses 100 MB when OPENRAG_MAX_UPLOAD_MB is unset, and a different limit can be set on the OpenRAG custom resource. |
issue: https://github.ibm.com/lakehouse/tracker/issues/92818
Summary
docling-serverejects the multipart body (client_max_body_sizedefaults to1m). The browser upload itself returns 202, and the task then fails in the background. Raisingnginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/proxy-body-sizeon the OpenRAG route does not change that proxy.OPENRAG_MAX_UPLOAD_MB(default 100 mebibytes) while the upload is being read and returns 413 with the file name, size, and configured limit. A file at exactly the limit is accepted. This does not raise the Docling proxy body limit; set the variable to that proxy's real limit, or raiseclient_max_body_sizeon the Docling proxy./upload_options. A failed lookup, or a missing or invalidmax_upload_mb, falls back to 100 MB and the server still enforces the limit. Folder uploads are split by file count and total bytes. Oversized files are skipped with a limit message, and an HTML 413 is shown as plain text.Test plan
tests/unit/test_upload_limits.py,tests/unit/test_router_upload_limit.py,tests/unit/services/test_upload_context_size.py,tests/unit/test_docling_service.py,tests/unit/test_task_service_get_task_status2.pyfrontend/components/knowledge-dropdown.test.tsx,frontend/lib/upload-utils.test.tsOPENRAG_MAX_UPLOAD_MB=1, a file over 1 MB is refused at upload with 413 and no ingestion taskclient_max_body_sizeis raisedSummary by CodeRabbit