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Accept AMQP field arrays in Message.headers - #112
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change broadens the accepted types for message headers. ChangesMessage validation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Pika as Pika delivery
participant Process as Process.on_message
participant Message as models.Message
participant Channel as Pika channel
participant Consumer as Consumer processing
Pika->>Process: Pass delivery method and message properties
Process->>Message: Construct and validate message
alt Validation error with delivery tag
Process->>Process: Log invalid properties
Process->>Channel: Reject with requeue=false
else Valid message
Process->>Consumer: Schedule processing with message context
end
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Messages with headers such as x-death now validate correctly, and invalid properties are rejected instead of being redelivered in a loop. A message with an out-of-range timestamp can still bypass that rejection. This is a pre-existing gap and does not block merging, but it is a worthwhile follow-up. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The broader header contract accommodates AMQP arrays without establishing a new privileged execution path. However, invalid-delivery rejection does not honor automatic acknowledgement mode. Broker failure behavior and compatibility with external consumers remain unverified. Retained concerns
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- Line 462: Move the `properties.timestamp` conversion in the
delivery-processing path inside the `try` block that constructs
`models.Message`, and catch timestamp range errors there alongside
`pydantic.ValidationError` so invalid timestamps follow the existing
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Handle out-of-range timestamps in the invalid-property path.
When properties.timestamp is 253402300800, datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp can raise a range-related exception before the current try block. The delivery then bypasses the invalid-property rejection path. Move the conversion into the guarded block and catch its range errors.
Suggested fix
- timestamp = (
- datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(
- properties.timestamp, tz=datetime.UTC
- )
- if properties.timestamp
- else None
- )
if isinstance(method, pika.spec.Basic.Deliver):
...
try:
+ timestamp = (
+ datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(
+ properties.timestamp, tz=datetime.UTC
+ )
+ if properties.timestamp
+ else None
+ )
message = models.Message(
...
- except pydantic.ValidationError as error:
+ except (
+ OSError,
+ OverflowError,
+ ValueError,
+ pydantic.ValidationError,
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Review comment at @rejected/process.py at line 462:
Move the `properties.timestamp` conversion in the delivery-processing path
inside the `try` block that constructs `models.Message`, and catch timestamp
range errors there alongside `pydantic.ValidationError` so invalid timestamps
follow the existing invalid-property rejection path.
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Message.headers only allowed scalar and table (dict) values, but AMQP field tables also carry arrays, which pika decodes to lists. RabbitMQ sets one on every dead-lettered message: the x-death header is an array of tables. Such a message failed validation inside Process.on_message, which runs in pika's delivery callback, so the error propagated into pika, closed the connection, and the process exited. On restart the same unacked message was delivered first and the cycle repeated. Widen headers to dict[str, Any] so anything pika can decode validates, and make on_message catch pydantic.ValidationError, log it with the delivery tag, and reject the delivery without requeue instead of letting the exception reach pika. The timestamp conversion is guarded the same way so an out-of-range AMQP timestamp is rejected rather than raised.
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Message.headers only allowed scalar and table (dict) values, but AMQP field tables also carry arrays, which pika decodes to lists. RabbitMQ sets one on every dead-lettered message: the x-death header is an array of tables. Such a message failed validation inside Process.on_message, which runs in pika's delivery callback, so the error propagated into pika, closed the connection, and the process exited. On restart the same unacked message was delivered first and the cycle repeated.
Widen headers to dict[str, Any] so anything pika can decode validates, and make on_message catch pydantic.ValidationError, log it with the delivery tag, and reject the delivery without requeue instead of letting the exception reach pika.
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