fix(chrome-extension): resolve Hugging Face file URLs - #1947
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The Hub links one file from seven routes (blob, raw, blame, edit, delete, commits and the download button) and every one ends in the file's own extension, so a repository page offered near-duplicate hits named after the surrounding UI rather than the one direct URL a map source can read.
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 8 reviews per rolling hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Chrome scanner now canonicalizes supported Hugging Face file URLs, excludes non-file Hub routes, derives dataset names from file paths, and pairs dataset files with style files across Hugging Face routes. ChangesHugging Face URL support
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The scanner now rewrites Hugging Face file links, but an ambiguous nested legacy route can still produce a Hub UI URL instead of a direct file URL, causing some files to be missed or opened incorrectly. The route policy and regression coverage should be addressed before merge. Possibly related PRs
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In `@extensions/geolibre-chrome/scanner.mjs`:
- Around line 44-47: Update the route detection logic to use the structural
position: inspect index 2 for models and index 3 for datasets or spaces, then
validate that segment against the supported route names instead of using
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repository name that equals a route token, such as resolve.
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- Read the Hugging Face route from its structural position (index 2, or 3 under /datasets and /spaces) instead of scanning for the first matching segment, so an owner or repository named after a route cannot stand in for one; namespaceless legacy repos still resolve at index 2. - Cover the collision cases in tests: a repository named `blob`, an owner named `raw`, and a legacy `/datasets/<name>/blob/...` path. - Hoist the repeated Hugging Face host test in addDataset into one local.
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In `@extensions/geolibre-chrome/scanner.mjs`:
- Around line 47-48: Guard the namespaced route selection so paths with fewer
than six parts always use route index 2, preventing a route-like legacy revision
at parts[3] from rejecting valid files. Update the route calculation using the
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- Pick the Hugging Face route from the positions the path grammar allows ([3, 2] under /datasets and /spaces, otherwise [2, 1]), preferring the deeper one and requiring room for a revision and a path. This adds namespaceless legacy repos (huggingface.co/gpt2/blob/main/...) and stops a revision named after a route from rejecting an otherwise valid file. - Drop the fragment when canonicalizing, so a blob line anchor does not split one file into two entries.
| // /<owner>/<repo>/<route>/<revision>/<path> for models, one segment deeper | ||
| // under /datasets and /spaces, and one shallower for the namespaceless | ||
| // legacy repos both shapes still carry. Read the route from the positions | ||
| // the grammar allows rather than scanning for the first keyword, so an | ||
| // owner, repository or revision named after a route cannot stand in for | ||
| // one, and prefer the deeper position since namespaced repos are the norm. | ||
| const route = (/^(?:datasets|spaces)$/.test(parts[0]) ? [3, 2] : [2, 1]).find( | ||
| (index) => isRoute(parts[index]) && parts.length >= index + 3, | ||
| ); | ||
| if (route === undefined) return null; | ||
| parts[route] = "resolve"; |
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Bug (medium confidence): the "prefer the deeper index" heuristic can misfire when a legacy (namespaceless) repo has a revision name that happens to collide with a route keyword and the file path is nested — both fairly plausible on the Hub.
Example: https://huggingface.co/datasets/mnist/blob/raw/data/train.csv, where mnist is a namespaceless dataset repo, blob is the real route, and raw is (coincidentally) the branch/revision name — not the download route.
Walking the algorithm: parts = ["datasets","mnist","blob","raw","data","train.csv"] (length 6). The namespaced candidate is checked first: isRoute(parts[3]) → isRoute("raw") → true, and parts.length >= 3+3 → 6 >= 6 → true, so index 3 wins even though this repo has no namespace. parts[3] ("raw") gets overwritten with "resolve", but parts[2] ("blob", the actual route) is left untouched, producing /datasets/mnist/blob/resolve/data/train.csv — still a blob (HTML) URL, not a working direct-file link. The correct canonical URL is /datasets/mnist/resolve/raw/data/train.csv.
The length check disambiguates most of the time (as covered by the existing tests), but it can't distinguish "namespaced repo, route at index 3" from "namespaceless repo with nested path, whose revision name happens to look like a route" — both satisfy length >= 6. This is a narrow edge case (needs a revision literally named blob/raw/blame/edit/delete/commits/resolve), but namespaceless repos (glue, squad, mnist, gpt2, …) and nested file paths are both common on the Hub, so it's not purely theoretical.
| // "Auto-converted to Parquet" branch -- so a hint-based match there would | ||
| // offer HTML as data. | ||
| const onHub = huggingFaceHost(url); | ||
| if (onHub && !huggingFaceFileUrl(url)) return; |
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Nit (low confidence, minor perf): huggingFaceFileUrl re-parses and re-runs the route-matching regex against the same URL twice per link — once inside canonicalUrl (called via canonicalHttpUrl on line 113) to build url, and again here to check it's a file route. Since url is already the post-canonicalization value, the second call is redundant (it'll always find resolve at whatever index it was rewritten to, or stay null if the first call already returned null). Not a correctness issue, just duplicate work on every Hub link — could be avoided by having canonicalUrl/canonicalHttpUrl also report whether a Hub URL resolved to a file, or by checking huggingFaceHost(url) && parts.includes("resolve")-style logic once.
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blob,raw,blame,edit,delete,commits) ontoresolveand drop?download=true, so the seven links the Hub renders per file collapse into the single direct URL GeoLibre can open. Covers datasets, models and Spaces on bothhuggingface.coandhf.co.Test plan
node --import tsx --test tests/chrome-extension.test.ts(three new Hugging Face cases)blobfile page, 50 ontree/main/cogs(was 7 and 100), 0 on the repository landing pagepre-commit run --files extensions/geolibre-chrome/scanner.mjs tests/chrome-extension.test.tsSummary by CodeRabbit
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