Fixes a backlog of integration/unit specs that asserted pre-2.0 behavior and
were failing CI (not caused by recent feature work):
- modality-aware empty-input error is 'No file(s) provided', not /no image/i
(rotate, border, crop, resize, smart-crop, edge-cases, adversarial-extended,
api, tool-factory-route)
- input validation rejects pre-enqueue with a clean 400 in 'error' (was a worker
422 in 'details'): create-zip, extract-zip, merge-csvs
- resolveToolPool defaults unknown tools to the system pool (pool-routing)
- /upload and fetch-urls accept non-image content, validated per-tool at process
time (api, fetch-urls)
- color-adjust legacy aliases were consolidated into adjust-colors: drop the
removed-alias tests; retarget the format-preservation tests
- xml-to-csv gracefully converts a single non-repeating record to a 1-row CSV
- dropzone is multimodal; image-only filtering is opt-in via fileFilter
- factory-multi-input: register the synthetic test tools in the catalog so they
route correctly (file modality for concat; image for the validation-prefix test)
Verified locally: unit 4546 passed, integration 8332 passed, typecheck + lint green.
Replace mock HTTP server + vi.mock approach with vi.stubGlobal('fetch')
using a public IP (1.2.3.4) that passes real SSRF validation. This
eliminates both the fragile vi.mock (broken under V8 coverage) and the
localhost network dependency (unreliable in CI).
Revert the SSRF_ALLOW_PRIVATE env var that broke ssrf unit tests.
Extend timeout for exotic format error resilience tests to 120s to
accommodate slow JXL + Image enhancement combination in CI.
Install ImageMagick, Ghostscript, libjxl-tools, and libopenjp2-tools in
CI so exotic format decoder tests (PSD, EPS, HDR, ICO, JP2, etc.) can
run. Relax ImageMagick EPS/PS security policy to match the Dockerfile.
Replace fragile vi.mock() of the SSRF module in fetch-urls tests with an
env-var guard (SSRF_ALLOW_PRIVATE) that bypasses private-IP checks in
the test environment. The vi.mock approach broke under V8 coverage
instrumentation in CI.
All URLs in a batch share a single workspace directory. When multiple
URLs resolve to the same filename (e.g. two different domains both
serving photo.jpg), the second writeFile silently overwrites the first.
Track used filenames in a Set and append _1, _2, etc. on collision,
mirroring the existing getUniqueName pattern from batch.ts.
Accepts { urls: string[] } (1-50), fetches each URL with SSRF protection
via safeFetch, validates as image, saves to workspace, generates WebP
preview for non-browser formats, and returns results with download URLs.
Uses p-queue with concurrency 4 to parallelize fetches.
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