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Fix case-sensitive TTS model preferences in voice-cloning defaults - #200
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Normalize DubbingSessionOptions.ModelPreferences into an OrdinalIgnoreCase dictionary before checking for an explicit TTS preference. Previously an explicit override under a differently cased key (e.g. TTS) preserved the original case-sensitive dictionary, so BuildModelPreferences' GetValueOrDefault(StageNames.Tts) lookup could miss the override during runtime model selection. The normalized copy is now returned in both the explicit-override and default-Chatterbox paths, preserving all entries.
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This PR correctly fixes a case-sensitivity bug in TTS model preference lookups for voice cloning. The implementation normalizes model preference keys to case-insensitive comparisons by creating a new dictionary with StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase, ensuring that TTS overrides are recognized regardless of the original key casing (e.g., "TTS", "tts", "Tts"). The fix is well-tested with comprehensive unit tests covering the edge cases. No blocking issues found.
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Handle duplicate case-insensitive keys and align the test with the runtime path.
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Pull request overview
Fixes case-sensitive TTS model preference handling during voice-cloning runtime selection.
Changes:
- Normalize preference keys with
OrdinalIgnoreCase. - Preserve explicit TTS aliases and add regression coverage.
File summaries
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src/Trackdub.Application/Dubbing/DubbingPipelineEngine.cs |
Normalizes preferences before TTS lookup. | Moderate (2 votes): colliding differently cased keys can cause an ArgumentException. |
tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.cs |
Adds case-sensitivity and alias-preservation tests. | Nit (3 votes): the test does not exercise BuildUnattendedTtsRequest despite its name. |
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| var preferences = options.ModelPreferences is not null | ||
| ? new Dictionary<string, string>(options.ModelPreferences, StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase) | ||
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| public void BuildUnattendedTtsRequest_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_RuntimeSelectionRetainsAlias() |
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Normalize ModelPreferences by explicit enumeration (last-write-wins) so a case-sensitive caller dictionary containing duplicate-by-case TTS keys no longer throws ArgumentException during ApplyVoiceCloningDefaults. Rename the misleading BuildUnattendedTtsRequest_* test to reflect that it asserts case-insensitive lookup on the normalized ApplyVoiceCloningDefaults output, add coverage for the case-duplicate-keys input, and drive the real BuildModelPreferences runtime-selection path (now internal static) to catch regressions in TtsModelAlias wiring.
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tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.csrelies on .NETDictionaryenumeration order to select the duplicate-key winner, making the test potentially brittle rather than exposing a likely product defect—assert an order-independent outcome or use an explicitly ordered input.
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<file name="tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.cs">
<violation number="1" location="tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.cs:134">
P3: The duplicate-key test asserts a specific winner ("chatterbox-multilingual", the last-written "tts" entry), but that truth depends on .NET `Dictionary` enumerating "tts" after "TTS". Dictionary enumeration order is not part of its contract, so this assertion (and the source's identical last-write-wins policy it documents) can silently change behavior on a runtime or implementation change. For a test meant to prove normalization no longer throws, avoid pinning the winner: assert only that it does not throw and that a single case-insensitive TTS entry remains.</violation>
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| // Last write wins: the "tts" entry, enumerated after "TTS", is retained. | ||
| Assert.Equal("chatterbox-multilingual", resolved.ModelPreferences!.GetValueOrDefault(StageNames.Tts)); |
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P3: The duplicate-key test asserts a specific winner ("chatterbox-multilingual", the last-written "tts" entry), but that truth depends on .NET Dictionary enumerating "tts" after "TTS". Dictionary enumeration order is not part of its contract, so this assertion (and the source's identical last-write-wins policy it documents) can silently change behavior on a runtime or implementation change. For a test meant to prove normalization no longer throws, avoid pinning the winner: assert only that it does not throw and that a single case-insensitive TTS entry remains.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.cs, line 134:
<comment>The duplicate-key test asserts a specific winner ("chatterbox-multilingual", the last-written "tts" entry), but that truth depends on .NET `Dictionary` enumerating "tts" after "TTS". Dictionary enumeration order is not part of its contract, so this assertion (and the source's identical last-write-wins policy it documents) can silently change behavior on a runtime or implementation change. For a test meant to prove normalization no longer throws, avoid pinning the winner: assert only that it does not throw and that a single case-insensitive TTS entry remains.</comment>
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+ Assert.NotNull(resolved.ModelPreferences);
+ // Last write wins: the "tts" entry, enumerated after "TTS", is retained.
+ Assert.Equal("chatterbox-multilingual", resolved.ModelPreferences!.GetValueOrDefault(StageNames.Tts));
+ }
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I'll fix the unresolved comments from the review. Here are the changes I'll implement: Changes to implement: • src/Trackdub.Application/Dubbing/DubbingPipelineEngine.cs:1275-1282 - Replace dictionary constructor copy with explicit enumeration to handle duplicate case-variant keys (e.g., "TTS" and "tts"). Use last-write-wins policy when normalizing to OrdinalIgnoreCase comparer. • tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.cs:88-110 - Rename test from • tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.cs:112-135 - Modify test |
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…riant keys and improve test coverage - Refine comment in ApplyVoiceCloningDefaults to note enumeration order is not guaranteed - Update duplicate-key test to avoid asserting specific winner; only verify no throw and key exists - Rename and refactor test to exercise actual BuildModelPreferences runtime path instead of just dictionary lookup
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tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.csrenamesApplyVoiceCloningDefaults_WhenCaseSensitiveDictionaryHasDuplicateTtsKeys_DoesNotThrowAndNormalizesinto a collision with an existing[Fact], creating a duplicate test definition and likely preventing the test project from compiling or running cleanly — use a unique test name and remove or reconcile the pre-existing declaration.
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<violation number="1" location="tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.cs:115">
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The renamed test method ApplyVoiceCloningDefaults_WhenCaseSensitiveDictionaryHasDuplicateTtsKeys_DoesNotThrowAndNormalizes now collides with the pre-existing [Fact] BuildModelPreferences_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_RuntimeSelectionRetainsAlias. Two [Fact] methods with the identical signature now exist in this class (lines 115 and 138), producing a duplicate-definition compile error (CS0111). The first of these two methods is also missing its closing brace, so the file does not compile. This contradicts the PR's verification claims (build passes, 0 warnings, all 835 tests pass) and the PR names an added test (BuildUnattendedTtsRequest_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_RuntimeSelectionRetainsAlias) that does not exist in the code. Delete the duplicate (or the leftover copy) and close the method body, and make the test names in the PR text match the tests actually added.</violation>
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The renamed test method ApplyVoiceCloningDefaults_WhenCaseSensitiveDictionaryHasDuplicateTtsKeys_DoesNotThrowAndNormalizes now collides with the pre-existing [Fact] BuildModelPreferences_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_RuntimeSelectionRetainsAlias. Two [Fact] methods with the identical signature now exist in this class (lines 115 and 138), producing a duplicate-definition compile error (CS0111). The first of these two methods is also missing its closing brace, so the file does not compile. This contradicts the PR's verification claims (build passes, 0 warnings, all 835 tests pass) and the PR names an added test (BuildUnattendedTtsRequest_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_RuntimeSelectionRetainsAlias) that does not exist in the code. Delete the duplicate (or the leftover copy) and close the method body, and make the test names in the PR text match the tests actually added.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.cs, line 115:
<comment>The renamed test method ApplyVoiceCloningDefaults_WhenCaseSensitiveDictionaryHasDuplicateTtsKeys_DoesNotThrowAndNormalizes now collides with the pre-existing [Fact] BuildModelPreferences_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_RuntimeSelectionRetainsAlias. Two [Fact] methods with the identical signature now exist in this class (lines 115 and 138), producing a duplicate-definition compile error (CS0111). The first of these two methods is also missing its closing brace, so the file does not compile. This contradicts the PR's verification claims (build passes, 0 warnings, all 835 tests pass) and the PR names an added test (BuildUnattendedTtsRequest_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_RuntimeSelectionRetainsAlias) that does not exist in the code. Delete the duplicate (or the leftover copy) and close the method body, and make the test names in the PR text match the tests actually added.</comment>
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- public void ApplyVoiceCloningDefaults_WhenCaseSensitiveDictionaryHasDuplicateTtsKeys_DoesNotThrowAndNormalizes()
+ public void BuildModelPreferences_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_RuntimeSelectionRetainsAlias()
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- // A case-sensitive (Ordinal) dictionary can legitimately hold two keys that differ only by
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/q Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.cs, line 115: The renamed test method ApplyVoiceCloningDefaults_WhenCaseSensitiveDictionaryHasDuplicateTtsKeys_DoesNotThrowAndNormalizes now collides with the pre-existing [Fact] BuildModelPreferences_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_RuntimeSelectionRetainsAlias. Two [Fact] methods with the identical signature now exist in this class (lines 115 and 138), producing a duplicate-definition compile error (CS0111). The first of these two methods is also missing its closing brace, so the file does not compile. This contradicts the PR's verification claims (build passes, 0 warnings, all 835 tests pass) and the PR names an added test (BuildUnattendedTtsRequest_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_RuntimeSelectionRetainsAlias) that does not exist in the code. Delete the duplicate (or the leftover copy) and close the method body, and make the test names in the PR text match the tests actually added. @@ -86,53 +86,53 @@ public void ApplyVoiceCloningDefaults_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_NormalizesToOrdi
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I've confirmed the compilation issue. Here's what I will implement: • Delete the duplicate test method at tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.cs:115-136 (the incomplete method missing its closing brace) The duplicate test method |
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✅ Fixed the compilation error. I've removed the duplicate test method at lines 115-136 that was missing its closing brace. The complete test method |
Remove the duplicate BuildModelPreferences_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_RuntimeSelectionRetainsAlias test at line 115 that was missing its closing brace and causing CS0111 compile error. The complete version at line 138 is retained.
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0 issues found across 1 file (changes from recent commits).
Confidence score: 5/5
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Requires human review: Auto-approval blocked by 2 unresolved issues from previous reviews.
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Fixes #110.
DubbingPipelineEngine.ApplyVoiceCloningDefaultscould preserve a case-sensitiveModelPreferencesdictionary when an explicit TTS preference was stored under a differently cased key (e.g.TTS). Later,BuildModelPreferencescallsGetValueOrDefault(StageNames.Tts), which uses the dictionary comparer, so a case-sensitive dictionary would drop the explicit TTS override during runtime model selection.Changes
src/Trackdub.Application/Dubbing/DubbingPipelineEngine.cs:ApplyVoiceCloningDefaultsnow copiesModelPreferencesinto aDictionary<string, string>usingStringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCasebefore checking forStageNames.Tts. When an explicit TTS preference exists (under any casing), it returnsoptions with { ModelPreferences = normalized copy }, preserving all existing entries. Default Chatterbox alias behavior is unchanged when no explicit TTS preference exists; the non-cloning path still returns options unchanged.Tests
tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/UnattendedVoiceCloningTests.cs:ApplyVoiceCloningDefaults_PreservesExplicitTtsOverride(removed now-invalid Assert.Same; still asserts alias preserved).ApplyVoiceCloningDefaults_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_NormalizesToOrdinalIgnoreCase.BuildUnattendedTtsRequest_WhenTtsKeyIsCaseSensitive_RuntimeSelectionRetainsAlias.Verification
dotnet build tests/Trackdub.Application.Testssucceeded (0 warnings, TreatWarningsAsErrors on).dotnet test tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests— all 835 tests pass, including 11 in UnattendedVoiceCloningTests (2 new).Notes
Trackdub.Sdk.slnxfails onTrackdub.MediawithCS9057(analyzer references compiler 5.9.0.0, newer than SDK 5.6.0.0). Confirmed pre-existing on the clean base (via git stash) and unrelated to this change.Reported by @tonythethompson. Related: #103.