fix(chunker): enforce strict chunk_token_num cap in naive_merge_docx - #17692
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ChangesChunk budget enforcement
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change tightens DOCX chunk sizing, but current code can still emit a unit above the configured cap and can miscalculate assembled token totals, leading to incorrect chunk boundaries or oversized chunks. These correctness issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant _merge_cks
participant _expand_oversized_text_ck
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_merge_cks->>_expand_oversized_text_ck: Expand incoming text chunk
_expand_oversized_text_ck->>_split_oversized_unit: Split oversized text
_split_oversized_unit-->>_expand_oversized_text_ck: Return fitting pieces
_expand_oversized_text_ck-->>_merge_cks: Return recomputed units
_merge_cks-->>_merge_cks: Merge when projected total fits
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146-155: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd an exact-budget regression case.
This test covers
60 + 60 > 100, but it does not verify that60 + 40 == 100still merges. Add that boundary case and assert one chunk withtk_nums == 100. Otherwise, a future>=regression could pass the current suite.Proposed test
+@pytest.mark.p2 +def test_merge_cks_allows_exact_budget_merge(): + cks = [_ck("a ", 60), _ck("b ", 40)] + merged, _ = _merge_cks(cks, chunk_token_num=100, has_custom=False) + assert len(merged) == 1 + assert merged[0]["tk_nums"] == 100🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@test/unit_test/rag/test_naive_merge_docx.py` around lines 146 - 155, Extend test_merge_cks_projected_total_check_no_overshoot with an exact-budget case where 60-token and 40-token chunks are merged using a 100-token budget; assert the result contains one merged chunk with tk_nums equal to 100, preserving acceptance of totals exactly at the limit.
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In `@test/unit_test/rag/test_naive_merge_docx.py`:
- Around line 146-155: Extend test_merge_cks_projected_total_check_no_overshoot
with an exact-budget case where 60-token and 40-token chunks are merged using a
100-token budget; assert the result contains one merged chunk with tk_nums equal
to 100, preserving acceptance of totals exactly at the limit.
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Merged main in. This branch was cut before #17808 and #18002 landed, and both of those touched if prev_text_ck < 0 or merged[prev_text_ck]["tk_nums"] >= chunk_token_num or has_custom:which is still the accumulated-only check. The merge was clean and the diff against main is the same two files as before. Re-ran on current main. so the 25% and 90% overshoots in the description still reproduce as written. |
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41-41: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRemove the unused delimiter constant.
DEFAULT_DELIMITERhas no use in this test module. It also causes the reported RUF001 warnings. Delete the constant instead of replacing its intentional Unicode delimiters.As per coding guidelines, “Remove dead tests, commented-out code, stale docs, and ‘move later’ notes instead of preserving them.”
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These comments describe pre-existing behavior, prior issue scope, and unchanged behavior. State the current token-budget and image-entry contracts directly.
As per coding guidelines, “Do not add new compatibility wording in comments or docs.”
Also applies to: 76-77, 173-175
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In `@test/unit_test/rag/test_naive_merge_docx.py`:
- Around line 100-112: Strengthen the boundary tests for naive_merge_docx by
asserting text preservation, not only per-chunk limits: in
test_naive_merge_docx_near_budget_units_do_not_double_budget, verify the
nonempty chunks contain a total of 21 × 95 tokens, and in the image-boundary
test around the later assertions, verify that text after the image remains
represented with 20 tokens total.
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In `@test/unit_test/rag/test_naive_merge_docx.py`:
- Line 41: Remove the unused DEFAULT_DELIMITER constant from the test module; do
not replace or alter its Unicode delimiters.
- Around line 17-32: Rewrite the comments in the regression test and the
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_merge_cks must enforce the projected chunk token budget before merging each
text unit, and image entries must follow the expected token-budget handling.
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_merge_cks (used by naive_merge_docx, the "General" docx/doc/epub/json chunker) decided whether to merge an incoming text unit into the running chunk by checking whether the *already-accumulated* total was already >= chunk_token_num, never the *projected* total (accumulated + incoming). The check only re-evaluates once per iteration, so a chunk can grow to nearly double the budget before the overflow is noticed, worse than a simple one-unit soft-cap overshoot when units are sized close to the budget. Make the check proactive: merge only if accumulated + incoming still fits chunk_token_num, mirroring infiniflow#17203's fix for naive_merge / RAGFlowTxtParser.parser_txt. infiniflow#17203's own "Out of scope" note stated naive_merge_docx "already enforces the budget ... unchanged" -- that is incorrect; _merge_cks has the same after-the-fact check infiniflow#17203 fixed everywhere else. Measured before this fix: 20 x 40-token paragraphs at the default budget (128) produce 5 chunks of 160 tokens (25% over); 21 x 95-token sections at budget 100 produce chunks of 190 tokens (90% over, since units are sized close to the budget). The Go ingestion rewrite is not affected: internal/ingestion routes docx (and doc/html/markdown/pdf) through the single shared TokenChunker component, which already received the strict-cap fix as part of infiniflow#17203. Add test/unit_test/rag/test_naive_merge_docx.py (first test coverage for naive_merge_docx / _merge_cks) covering the projected-total check, packing efficiency, an oversized-atomic-section edge case, and the has_custom / image passthrough branches.
all() over an empty list is true, so the near-budget test passed if naive_merge_docx returned no text chunks at all. Assert the chunk count and the token total, and assert the text either side of an image is still in the output.
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81-114: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftDocument the intentional chunking-policy difference.
naive_mergedefaults toMergeStrategy.OVER_CAP, whilenaive_merge_docxuses strict projected-total merging. Either expose a shared strategy or document and test the DOCX-specific contract.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@test/unit_test/rag/test_naive_merge_docx.py`:
- Around line 19-31: Update the comments in the tests around _merge_cks and the
referenced sections to describe only the behavior each test verifies; remove
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- Line 41: Remove the unused DEFAULT_DELIMITER constant from the test module,
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In `@test/unit_test/rag/test_naive_merge_docx.py`:
- Around line 81-114: Document the intentional policy difference between
naive_merge’s MergeStrategy.OVER_CAP default and naive_merge_docx’s strict
projected-total behavior, and add focused DOCX tests that preserve this
contract, including the existing budget-boundary cases. Do not alter naive_merge
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@Nas01010101 I just want to make sure that we also split oversized segments on whitespace with an exact token-count character-window binary search fallback, ensuring all chunks strictly fit the budget, just like in #17203 and RAGFlowHtmlParser._split_oversized_block. |
_merge_cks kept a text unit larger than chunk_token_num whole, so one long segment emitted a chunk over the budget. _split_oversized_unit breaks such a unit at whitespace-run ends; a whitespace-free run that is over budget on its own falls back to a character-window search inside that run. Both tiers share _largest_fitting_cut, which gallops to bracket the first overflow and then bisects inside it, so a probe tokenizes about one budget's worth of text rather than the whole remainder. It returns only an offset whose prefix a probe measured at <= chunk_token_num. Concatenating the pieces reproduces the input. The count is taken on the assembled prefix instead of summed per atom. cl100k is not additive and whitespace atoms are not free: scoring them as zero lets a piece reach twice the cap on blank-line-heavy text (4 pieces, max 256 tokens at cap 128, against 7 pieces and max 128 here). Table and image units still pass through whole, matching the doc_type_kwd != "text" skip in TitleChunkerBase._enforce_token_cap. The wrapped custom-delimiter path still bypasses chunk_token_num.
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In `@rag/nlp/__init__.py`:
- Around line 1835-1840: Update the chunk-splitting flow around
_largest_fitting_cut so a single character whose token count exceeds
chunk_token_num is never emitted under the strict cap; raise the appropriate
error when no fitting cut exists, or consistently implement the documented
oversize-atom policy at the caller. Add a regression test using a counter that
returns 2 for one character with a cap of 1.
- Around line 1851-1862: The _expand_oversized_text_ck expansion path should log
when an oversized text unit is split, including the token cap, original token
count, and number of generated pieces. Add the log without including document
text, and keep it limited to the successful multi-piece split flow.
- Around line 1886-1894: Update the merge logic around _expand_oversized_text_ck
to assemble the candidate text before checking the token cap. Measure that
assembled text with num_tokens_from_string, use the measured count for the cap
decision, and store the same count in merged[prev_text_ck]["tk_nums"] instead of
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| # A whitespace-free run larger than the budget: search inside it. | ||
| run_end = cuts[0] if cuts else end | ||
| cut = _largest_fitting_cut(text, start, chunk_token_num, count, range(start + 1, run_end + 1)) | ||
| # A single character over the budget still has to advance. | ||
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Do not emit a character that exceeds the token cap.
If one character tokenizes to more than chunk_token_num, _largest_fitting_cut returns start. Line 1839 then emits that character anyway. _merge_cks accepts it as a new chunk, so the emitted text exceeds the stated cap.
Define an explicit policy for an indivisible over-cap unit. Raise an error if the cap is strict, or document and handle an oversize-atom exception at the caller. Add a regression test with a token counter that returns 2 for a one-character input and a cap of 1.
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In `@rag/nlp/__init__.py` around lines 1835 - 1840, Update the chunk-splitting
flow around _largest_fitting_cut so a single character whose token count exceeds
chunk_token_num is never emitted under the strict cap; raise the appropriate
error when no fitting cut exists, or consistently implement the documented
oversize-atom policy at the caller. Add a regression test using a counter that
returns 2 for one character with a cap of 1.
| if has_custom or chunk_token_num <= 0 or ck.get("tk_nums", 0) <= chunk_token_num: | ||
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| pieces = _split_oversized_unit(ck.get("text") or "", chunk_token_num) | ||
| if len(pieces) <= 1: | ||
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| out = [] | ||
| for piece in pieces: | ||
| sub = dict(ck) | ||
| sub["text"] = piece | ||
| sub["tk_nums"] = num_tokens_from_string(piece) | ||
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Add logging for the new expansion flow.
Log when _expand_oversized_text_ck splits a text unit. Include the token cap, original token count, and piece count. Do not log document text.
As per coding guidelines: “**/*.py: Add logging for new flows.”
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In `@rag/nlp/__init__.py` around lines 1851 - 1862, The _expand_oversized_text_ck
expansion path should log when an oversized text unit is split, including the
token cap, original token count, and number of generated pieces. Add the log
without including document text, and keep it limited to the successful
multi-piece split flow.
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| for unit in _expand_oversized_text_ck(cks[i], chunk_token_num, has_custom): | ||
| incoming_tk = unit.get("tk_nums", 0) | ||
| if prev_text_ck < 0 or has_custom or merged[prev_text_ck]["tk_nums"] + incoming_tk > chunk_token_num: | ||
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| merged[prev_text_ck]["text"] = (merged[prev_text_ck].get("text") or "") + (cks[i].get("text") or "") | ||
| merged[prev_text_ck]["tk_nums"] = merged[prev_text_ck].get("tk_nums", 0) + cks[i].get("tk_nums", 0) | ||
| merged[prev_text_ck]["text"] = (merged[prev_text_ck].get("text") or "") + (unit.get("text") or "") | ||
| merged[prev_text_ck]["tk_nums"] = merged[prev_text_ck].get("tk_nums", 0) + incoming_tk |
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Measure the assembled text before merging.
_split_oversized_unit correctly states that token counts are non-additive. Lines 1888 and 1894 still sum separate token counts. The stored tk_nums can then differ from the token count of the emitted text, and valid units can be split unnecessarily.
Build the candidate text first. Measure it with num_tokens_from_string. Use that result for both the cap check and merged[prev_text_ck]["tk_nums"].
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In `@rag/nlp/__init__.py` around lines 1886 - 1894, Update the merge logic around
_expand_oversized_text_ck to assemble the candidate text before checking the
token cap. Measure that assembled text with num_tokens_from_string, use the
measured count for the cap decision, and store the same count in
merged[prev_text_ck]["tk_nums"] instead of adding separate tk_nums values.
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_merge_cks(rag/nlp/__init__.py, used bynaive_merge_docx— the "General" chunker for docx/doc/epub/json) decides whether to merge an incoming text unit into the running chunk by checking whether the already-accumulated total is overchunk_token_num, never the projected total (accumulated + incoming):This is the same bug class #17203 fixed for
naive_merge/RAGFlowTxtParser.parser_txt(size check fired after the append instead of before it) — but #17203's "Out of scope" note statesnaive_merge_docx"already enforces the budget ... unchanged". That is not the case:_merge_ckshas the same after-the-fact check.Because the check only re-evaluates once per iteration rather than before every merge, the overshoot is not bounded to one extra unit — when text units are sized close to
chunk_token_num, a chunk can grow to nearly double the budget before the next iteration notices.Measured:
This affects every
.docxupload through the default "General" chunker (rag/app/naive.pyis the only caller ofnaive_merge_docx).Fix
Mirror #17203's proactive-check shape: merge only if the projected total still fits the budget.
An already-oversized atomic unit (a single section with no internal delimiter, larger than the budget on its own) still cannot be sub-split by
_merge_cks— it only merges, never splits — so it stays its own chunk, same as the current behaviour, and consistent with #17203 not attempting atom-level splitting at every call site either.Scope check on the Go rewrite
Not affected.
internal/ingestion/pipeline/template/ingestion_pipeline_general.jsonroutes docx (and doc/html/markdown/pdf) through a single sharedTokenChunkercomponent, which #17203 already patched (internal/ingestion/component/chunker/token.gowas one of the files in that PR). The Go docx parsers (internal/deepdoc/parser/docx,internal/parser/parser/docx_*.go) only produce structure/IR and have no independent token-budget merge logic.Tests
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test/unit_test/rag/test_naive_merge_docx.py— the first test coverage fornaive_merge_docx/_merge_cks. 7 tests covering the projected-total check, packing efficiency for small units, the oversized-atomic-unit edge case, and thehas_custom/ image-passthrough branches.Verified on Linux x86_64, Python 3.12:
ruff check/ruff format --checkclean.Relates to
#17202, and #17203 — whose fix shape this mirrors and whose out-of-scope note this corrects.