Re-export the location vocabulary; update elide - #443
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A downstream consumer building entity anchors needs to name where
an entity sits, and could not: `modality` exported the four marker
types and nothing else, so `ImageLocation`, `TextLocation` and the
geometry they carry were unreachable without depending on elide
directly.
Each medium's own module is now re-exported alongside its marker,
plus `ModalityLocation` and the `BoundingBox`/`Point`/`Polygon`/
`TimeSpan` primitives the locations are built from. Purely
additive: the request was to replace the `modality` block, but that
would have dropped `modality::{Text, Image, Audio, Tabular}`, which
is public API and what this crate's own docs demonstrate.
The elide bump to cace957 drops `codec-tiff`: upstream's
`codec-image` is now PNG and JPEG only, so the forwarding feature
had nothing left to forward to.
It also brings a metadata modality whose EXIF dependency,
`little_exif`, pulls a `quick-xml` carrying two DoS advisories.
Both are ignored with the same reasoning upstream reached, having
verified it rather than copied it: there is no in-range update
(`little_exif` pins `^0.37`, the fix is in the semver-incompatible
0.41, and 0.6.23 is the latest release), and our own quick-xml is
the patched 0.42.
One correction to upstream's note, which says `little_exif` parses
binary EXIF/TIFF rather than XML. Its `xmp.rs` does call
`attributes()` on an XMP packet, which is XML embedded in image
metadata, so 0194 is reachable — bounded to quadratic time over one
start tag, not unbounded allocation. 0195 genuinely does not apply:
it is an `NsReader` bug and `little_exif` uses none.
Also gives elide-template the License and Support sections every
other crate README carries.
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- Line 30: Address the vulnerable quick-xml path associated with little_exif
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Patch the vulnerable quick-xml path or bound metadata before parsing. The image flow accepts Document.bytes without an input or metadata size limit. little_exif 0.6.23 uses quick-xml 0.37.5, and PNG XMP rewrites invoke BytesStart::attributes() with quadratic CPU behavior for attacker-controlled attributes. A crafted PNG/XMP upload can therefore tie up a processing worker and reduce availability. Upgrade or patch the dependency, or enforce a strict bound before image and metadata parsing.
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In `@deny.toml` at line 30, Address the vulnerable quick-xml path associated with
little_exif 0.6.23 by upgrading or patching the dependency, or enforce strict
input and metadata size limits on Document.bytes before image and metadata
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elide #271 brought TIFF back, so the forwarding feature has something to forward to again and the removal from the previous commit is reverted. The advisory note was too reassuring. "Bounded by the packet" reads as a small cost; the advisory measures roughly six seconds at 80,000 attributes on one tag and ten minutes at 800,000, and it is pure computation, so a caller-side I/O timeout cannot interrupt it. The reachable path is `remove_exif_from_xmp` on `little_exif`'s PNG EXIF-clear route, not an XMP packet in general. Bumping our own `quick-xml` would not have helped either: Cargo resolves two copies and the 0.37 one reached through `little_exif` stays live. Only a `little_exif` release against >= 0.41 removes it, which is filed as TechnikTobi/little_exif#104. Until then the mitigation belongs to the caller, since a stateless library with no request boundary cannot pick a byte ceiling for every embedder. `Document` now says so where a host will read it, and #444 tracks what would close it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LjYewekAhx4ZK7BReLSzj7
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Updated for the review and for elide #271.
On the advisory finding — valid, and my note understated it. Two corrections, both from TechnikTobi/little_exif#104:
On the two suggested remedies, neither applies here:
So the mitigation is named where the caller will read it: RUSTSEC-2026-0195 remains inapplicable — 121 tests, clippy, strict doc, fmt, machete, deny — all clean. |
Location re-exports
A downstream consumer building entity anchors needs to name where an entity sits, and could not:
modalityexported the four marker types and nothing else, soImageLocation,TextLocationand the geometry they carry were unreachable without depending onelidedirectly.Each medium's module is now re-exported alongside its marker, plus
ModalityLocationand theBoundingBox/Point/Polygon/TimeSpanprimitives the locations are built from.Additive, not a replacement. The patch as proposed replaced the whole
modalityblock, which would have droppedmodality::{Text, Image, Audio, Tabular}— public API, and what this crate's own doc comment demonstrates (entities::<Text>()). The stated goal was additive re-exports, so the markers stay.Verified the whole vocabulary resolves from a crate depending only on
elide-pipeline:elide
0eb6f34→cace957codec-tiffdropped. Upstream'scodec-imageis now PNG + JPEG only, so our forwarding feature had nothing to forward to. No code or docs referenced TIFF.Two advisories, ignored with verified reasoning. The bump brings a metadata modality (elide#263) whose EXIF dependency
little_exif 0.6.23pullsquick-xml 0.37.5:Upstream hit this and ignores both in its own
deny.toml. I checked the reasoning rather than copying it, and it holds:little_exifpins^0.37, the fix landed in the semver-incompatible 0.41, and 0.6.23 is the latest release — so there is no in-range update. Our ownquick-xmlis the patched 0.42.One correction to upstream's note. It says
little_exif"parses binary EXIF/TIFF, not namespaced XML". Itsxmp.rs:132does callattributes()on an XMP packet — XML embedded in image metadata — so 0194 is reachable, not inapplicable. It stays bounded: quadratic time over a single start tag's attribute list, capped by the packet, rather than unbounded allocation. 0195 genuinely does not apply: it is anNsReaderbug andlittle_exifuses noNsReaderanywhere. Both facts are recorded indeny.tomlso the next person does not have to re-derive them.Worth raising upstream so their note matches.
Also
crates/elide-template/README.mdgains the License and Support sections every other crate README carries — it was missing both, noticed during theLICENSErename in #442. All six are now uniform.Verification
121 tests, clippy
--all-targets --all-features, strict nightly doc,+nightly fmt --check,machete,deny(all four checks) — clean. Default and--no-default-featuresboth build.For the consumer
Once merged, bump
elide-pipelineto this rev and the anchor types are nameable.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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