[Bug] Downloading revisions not working
I made a similar post about this one (https://lemmy.world/post/11134086) and it happened again, and hopefully the Dev can notice. (ping please)
Here’s the error that Perchance throws when I try to download revisions from https://perchance.org/power-generator-manager-10k-milestone:
Uncaught URIError: URI malformed
at decodeURI (see image)
EDIT: After some later investigation, I’ve found out that this does NOT affect earlier revisions (see this comment: https://lemmy.world/comment/8770044)
Here is probably a smaller code to check, also it wouldn’t stop at the first malformed:
You can also just copy and paste it on the console directly. Just need to load revisions first.
It seems the
/hub
has the last ‘101’ revisions onmodelTextPatches
to be malformed. TheoutputTemplatePatches
didn’t throw any errors. Looking at the other pages that I have, mostly previous revisions are malformed. The date it started appearing (at least on my revisions onai-generated-realistic-portraits
) is Jan 8, 2024 about 10:38:43 AM UTC, but about 10:38:34 AM the revisions are still okay. On thehub
it is also Jan 8, 2024 about 11:30:42 AM UTC.EDIT: It seems to be only generators that were updated on Jan 8 before 12:03:58 PM and after 10:38:34 AM seems to have problems on my end.
That’s interesting. I didn’t know the hub also has the same revisions problem. I’ve been tinkering with that code for hours and this is what I made:
function checkForMalformedRevs(patch, loglabel, startFrom) { let text; let dateRegex = [/^.* ([0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9]) GMT+.*/g, "$1"]; console.log('[' + loglabel + ']', Date().replace(/ \(GMT+.*\)/g, ""), 'Check Started.'); patch.forEach((a,i) => { if (i < startFrom) return; let pi = diffStuff._patchesToRevision(patch, i); let x = 0; let offset = 0; try { for (x = 0; x < pi.length; x += 100) { offset = (!!pi.substring(x, x + 100).match(/%.$/g) * 1) + (!!pi.substring(x, x + 100).match(/%$/g) * 2); // checks if there's any "chopped" URI characters at the end of the chunk to prevent `URI malformed` errors just because of that text = decodeURI(pi.substring(x, x + 100 + offset)); text = ''; x += offset; offset = 0; } console.log('[' + loglabel + ']', Date().replace(...dateRegex), 'Checked:', i); x = 0; } catch (err) { console.error('[' + loglabel + ']', Date().replace(...dateRegex), 'Error:', i, 'at chunk', x + '-' + (x + 100 + offset), 'of', pi.length, err); } }) console.log('[' + loglabel + ']', Date().replace(/ \(GMT+.*\)/g, ""), 'Check Complete.'); } checkForMalformedRevs(diffStuff.modelTextPatches, "modelTextPatches"); checkForMalformedRevs(diffStuff.outputTemplatePatches, "outputTemplatePatches");
There we go! It’s a greatly enhanced version of the checker tool. To reduce all the wait, the checker first processes a chunk of data, then if that chunk of data has been checked successfully, then the next chunk will be checked. (But still, if the revision data has around tens of thousands of characters it’s going to take seconds to process)
The process roughly looks like this:
"generatorStats%20=%20%7Bimport:generator-stats-plugin%7D%0%0Atitle%0A%20%20Power%20Generator%20Manager%0A%0A%0A%0A\n\n" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ < checking
The checker will take a part of the data and then
decodeURI
’s them. Then if it’s successful, another chunk is also checked:"generatorStats%20=%20%7Bimport:generator-stats-plugin%7D%0%0Atitle%0A%20%20Power%20Generator%20Manager%0A%0A%0A%0A\n\n" ~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ < checking
And there, once it’s
URI malformed
time, the checker stops for checking further chunks. Additionally, the logger not only throws the error, but also locates the chunk location where the error is throwed and shows when the check happened in time. You can also set on which index the checker should start checking withstartFrom
for easier debugging.Additional note: While testing, I also found that other “suspicious” (invalid) characters (including
%9F
) and the single percentage%
are also affecting this whole revisions problem.(Also I might create a whole “utility” generator out of this so more people can contribute to this 😊)
On that note, I duplicated the
hub
and deleted the old one, it did resolve the revisions problem (though the view count reset).What? With a hub that had over a thousand views? That’s remarkable.
Also @perchance@lemmy.world, if there’s a way to backup and erase all the revisions somehow 🤔
Here is a code that also outputs the Date of the Revision as well as the Text that was throwing the error neatly in a table. It seems ONLY the
modelTextPatches
are throwing the malformeds.Oooh nice! I’ll test that later, and I’ll improve it even more when needed.