preset: the window opens on a preset that was chosen, and a joint limit stops printing one number twice - #121
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds explicit landing-preset selection for the GUI and batch workflow. It also adds exact unit-aware formatting for ambiguous joint-limit refusals across image and spreadsheet formats. ChangesLanding preset selection
Exact joint-limit refusal messages
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Application
participant PresetRegistry
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participant BatchScreen
Application->>PresetRegistry: request Landing()
PresetRegistry-->>Application: return declared preset ID
Application->>PresetsScreen: set initial preset
Application->>BatchScreen: set initial base preset
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In `@internal/guard/landing_test.go`:
- Line 64: Update the landing screen test around want and preset.Landing() to
use a landing preset whose ID sorts after another available preset, so the
assertion distinguishes declared landing selection from ids[0] alphabetical
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internal/guard/jointlimit_test.go
[warning] 35-36: A log/format call (log.Print/Printf/Println, the Fatal/Panic variants, fmt.Sprintf, or a structured logger's Info/Warn/Error/Debug method) is given a message built by concatenating a string literal with a non-literal value such as request data. Unsanitized, attacker-controlled input written to logs enables log forging / CRLF injection: an attacker can inject newlines to spoof log entries or break log parsers. Do not concatenate raw input into the log message; pass it as a separate structured field/argument (e.g. 'log.Printf("user: %s", user)' or 'logger.Info("login", "user", user)') and strip or escape newline characters first.
Context: t.Errorf("%s: %d is past the limit of %d and the rule allowed it",
l.Of+" times "+l.By, got, l.Max)
Note: [CWE-117] Improper Output Neutralization for Logs.
(log-injection-request-data-concat-go)
[warning] 41-42: A log/format call (log.Print/Printf/Println, the Fatal/Panic variants, fmt.Sprintf, or a structured logger's Info/Warn/Error/Debug method) is given a message built by concatenating a string literal with a non-literal value such as request data. Unsanitized, attacker-controlled input written to logs enables log forging / CRLF injection: an attacker can inject newlines to spoof log entries or break log parsers. Do not concatenate raw input into the log message; pass it as a separate structured field/argument (e.g. 'log.Printf("user: %s", user)' or 'logger.Info("login", "user", user)') and strip or escape newline characters first.
Context: t.Errorf("%s: the refusal does not read as two counts: %q",
l.Of+" times "+l.By, bad)
Note: [CWE-117] Improper Output Neutralization for Logs.
(log-injection-request-data-concat-go)
[warning] 47-49: A log/format call (log.Print/Printf/Println, the Fatal/Panic variants, fmt.Sprintf, or a structured logger's Info/Warn/Error/Debug method) is given a message built by concatenating a string literal with a non-literal value such as request data. Unsanitized, attacker-controlled input written to logs enables log forging / CRLF injection: an attacker can inject newlines to spoof log entries or break log parsers. Do not concatenate raw input into the log message; pass it as a separate structured field/argument (e.g. 'log.Printf("user: %s", user)' or 'logger.Info("login", "user", user)') and strip or escape newline characters first.
Context: t.Errorf("%s: asked for %d against a limit of %d and the refusal says %q - "+
"the two counts print as the same thing, so it says nothing",
l.Of+" times "+l.By, got, l.Max, bad)
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Context: t.Errorf("%s: the limit in %q is a bare number with no unit after it",
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Context: t.Errorf("%s: the refusal counts the request in %q and the limit in %q: %q",
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| // through it, and the two screens reached for the first id separately. A guard | ||
| // calling Landing directly would agree with Landing and prove nothing. | ||
| func TestBothScreensOpenOnTheDeclaredPreset(t *testing.T) { | ||
| want := preset.Landing() |
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Make this test distinguish declared selection from alphabetical selection.
empty-and-minimal is both preset.Landing() and the first sorted preset ID. If either screen returns to SetSelected(ids[0]), both assertions still pass. Build the screen test with a landing preset that sorts after another preset, or inject the selection source for the test.
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In `@internal/guard/landing_test.go` at line 64, Update the landing screen test
around want and preset.Landing() to use a landing preset whose ID sorts after
another available preset, so the assertion distinguishes declared landing
selection from ids[0] alphabetical selection. Ensure the test fails if the
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…int limit lying Two things the owner asked for in one branch. The window opened on the first preset id in order, which is alphabetical. That made what somebody sees when they open the Presets tab a property of whoever writes a preset next - it moved on 2026-09-22 when empty-and-minimal arrived, and nine window guards went red at once without one of them saying why. A preset declares it now, exactly one does, and a second is a panic at registration the way two presets of one id are. empty-and-minimal is the one, and the reason is a number rather than a preference: pressing Generate on it untouched writes 32 214 B where size-boundaries at its defaults writes 73 400 320. It also means something without being told anything, where size-boundaries says out loud that its 10mb is our placeholder and not the limit of the system under test - so an untouched run of it describes nothing. The second is O232, and the measurement found a worse case than the one recorded. A picture of 20000x2001 is 40 020 000 pixels against a limit of 40 000 000, and the refusal read "together they come to 40 megapixels and the limit is 40" - the same number twice, no unit on the second, and nothing a person could act on. The counts were divided by a million and the division truncates. Six declarations were affected, not just xlsx. The rounded form is kept where it still distinguishes the two counts, because "400 megapixels and the limit is 40 megapixels" is a sentence somebody can act on. Where it would put both on one number the exact counts are written instead, spaced every three digits the way ExactBytes has always done, and the limit carries its unit in both. Rejected: printing exactly always, which the comment above JointLimit turns down with reason. Rejected: more decimal places, which collides again at 40 000 001 against 40 000 000 at every fixed number of them. The guard reads the two numbers OUT OF THE SENTENCE rather than recomputing them, because what is being checked is what a person sees - one comparing the numbers the rule holds would agree with the rule and say nothing about the words it chose. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The mutation taking the unit off the limit stayed green: it was aimed at the guard that reads the DECLARATIONS, and a declaration with a Base can still be printed without one. Nothing asserted the sentence. The guard reading the sentence now pulls the word after each count as well as the count itself, and refuses a bare number. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit on #121, and true. TestBothScreensOpenOnTheDeclaredPreset cannot tell asking preset.Landing apart from taking the first id, because empty-and-minimal is both - so a screen going back to the line it had until today would keep that guard green. Worse, the mutation that stood as its proof picked the LAST id, which is not a regression anybody would write. The guard flattered itself and the mutation agreed with it. A second guard reads the source instead: whatever a window file binds preset.IDs() to may be offered whole and may not be indexed. It asks where the list came from rather than looking for a shape, because the format menu next to it indexes its own list on purpose. Both screen mutations revert to ids[0] now, which is the real regression, and a third keeps the behavioural half honest by picking a preset nobody declared. The day a preset sorting before empty-and-minimal is written, the behavioural guard starts telling the two apart on its own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two things in one branch, both asked for after #120.
1. The window opens on a preset that was chosen, not sorted
Both screens started on the first preset id in order, which is alphabetical. So
what somebody sees when they open the Presets tab was decided by whoever writes
a preset next - and it changed the day
empty-and-minimalarrived, taking ninewindow guards red with it, none of them reporting anything more useful than a
field being nil. The catalogue in
PRESETS.mdhas fourteen entries.A preset declares it now. Exactly one does, and a second is a panic at
registration the way two presets of one id are.
empty-and-minimalis the one, and the reason is a number:size-boundariesempty-and-minimal10mbis our placeholder and not the limit of the system under testNobody's first result should be seventy megabytes.
2. O232: a joint limit that printed the request and the limit as one number
Measured, and worse than the observation recorded:
png 20000x2001(40.02 Mpx)come to 40 megapixels and the limit is 40come to 40 020 000 pixels and the limit is 40 000 000 pixelsxlsx 200000x11(2.2 M cells)come to 2 million cells and the limit is 2come to 2 200 000 cells and the limit is 2 000 000 cellspng 20000x20000(400 Mpx)come to 400 megapixels and the limit is 40come to 400 megapixels and the limit is 40 megapixelsTwo defects in one sentence: the counts were divided by a million and the
division truncates, so a request just over the limit printed as the limit; and
the limit carried no unit. Six declarations were affected, not just
xlsx.The readable form is kept where it still distinguishes the two counts, because
"400 megapixels and the limit is 40 megapixels" is a sentence somebody can act
on. Where it would put both on one number the exact counts are written instead,
spaced every three digits the way
ExactBytesalways has.Rejected: printing exactly always - the comment above
JointLimitturnsthat down with reason. Rejected: more decimal places - 40 000 001 against
40 000 000 collides at every fixed number of them.
Guards
Four new, six mutations, all caught. Two are worth calling out:
TestNoJointLimitRefusalPrintsTheRequestAndTheLimitAsOneNumberreads the twonumbers out of the sentence rather than recomputing them. One comparing
the numbers the rule holds would agree with the rule and say nothing about the
words it chose. Three requests per rule, and the middle one is one unit over
the limit - exactly where the rounding hid the difference.
TestBothScreensOpenOnTheDeclaredPresetasks the screens, notpreset.Landing. The declaration being right says nothing about whether ascreen went through it, and the two screens reached for the first id
separately.
One mutation came back
NOT CAUGHTfirst time and it was telling the truthabout the guard rather than the code: taking the unit off the limit left the
declaration-checking guard green, because a declaration with a
Basecan stillbe printed without one. The sentence-reading guard pulls the word after each
count now.
What this does not touch
Whether the window should remember the last preset instead of opening on the
declared one. It already remembers its size and directory, so the mechanism
exists - but that is a separate decision about whether the program returns to
where you left off or starts from the same place.
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