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WalkthroughThe change detects encrypted PDFs when Docling reports a document-load failure. Conversion and ingestion paths replace the original detail with a password-protected PDF detail in that case. Tests cover encrypted and unencrypted PDFs and task-status classification. ChangesPDF Error Handling
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Issue - https://github.ibm.com/lakehouse/tracker/issues/99817 Summary - Recovered the password-protected reason from the file bytes when newer docling (docling-parse) no longer reports "Incorrect password". - Restored the user-facing password-protected message in the task failure metadata for both the Langflow and non-Langflow paths.
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Review comments at @src/services/docling_service.py:
- Line 924: Update the PDF error handling around password_protected_pdf_error so
it replaces the Docling load error only when encryption is declared in the
active trailer or cross-reference-stream dictionary; do not rely on
is_encrypted_pdf matching `/Encrypt` anywhere in the PDF bytes.
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| detail = password_protected_pdf_error(str(exc), content) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Check the active PDF trailer before replacing the error.
If an unencrypted PDF contains /Encrypt 1 0 R in its text or a stream, is_encrypted_pdf matches it anywhere in the bytes. An unrelated Docling load failure then becomes an “Incorrect password” error. Task status tells the user to remove a password that does not exist. Check the effective trailer or cross-reference-stream dictionary before replacing the error; PDF encryption is declared there. (opensource.adobe.com)
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doclingversions.docling-parseno longer reportsIncorrect password.Langflowand non-Langflowingestion paths.🐛 Bug Fixes
Could not load documenterror.docling2.108 pre-opened PDFs withpypdfium2(error:Incorrect password).docling-parsefirst, which reports onlyFailed to load document with key ..../Encryptentry (indirect reference or direct dictionary) indocling_service.py.is_docling_load_failure(),is_encrypted_pdf()andpassword_protected_pdf_error().PASSWORD_PROTECTED_PDF_DETAILconstant, keeping theincorrect passwordsubstring thattask_servicemaps to the user-facing message.doclingfailed to load the file, so owner-password-only PDFs that convert fine are unaffected.DoclingService._get_result_for_content()and routedconvert_bytes()and the upload-and-convert path through it.DoclingServeErrorwith the password-protected detail and logged a warning.LangflowFileServiceto applypassword_protected_pdf_error()to aFAILEDpoll result before raising.♻️ Refactoring
_infer_failure_metadatacomment intask_service.pyto document that the backend now recovers the reason from the file bytes.🧪 Tests
test_docling_service.pyfor:is_encrypted_pdf()(parametrized).password_protected_pdf_error()requiring both a load failure and encryption.convert_bytes()naming a password-protected PDF.convert_file()keeping the originaldoclingerror for an unencrypted PDF.test_langflow_file_service_two_phase.pyfor adoclingload failure on:doclingdetail kept).test_task_service_get_task_status2.pymapping a backend-detected password-protected PDF to the clean failure message.Summary by CodeRabbit