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Fix: gate export resume on audio/subtitle/encoder flags (#132) - #210
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CaptureExecutionSnapshot omitted the newer DubbingSessionOptions flags (ApplyTimbrePolish, RestoreOriginalPan, MatchOriginalLoudness, BurnInSubtitles, SubtitleSource, SubtitleFormats, VideoEncoder), so a cached export was resumed even when those flags changed, silently ignoring user intent without --force-rerun. Record normalized snapshot keys for each flag: booleans via ToString(), SubtitleSource via ResolveSubtitleSource (null and translated match), SubtitleFormats mapped directly so null/empty/[srt] are distinct and case-insensitive, and VideoEncoder via VideoEncoderPreferenceSettings.ToKey. Expose CaptureExecutionSnapshot as internal static (with SDK re-exposure) and add covering xUnit tests. Also pin dotnet 10.0.401 in mise.toml to fix Roslyn analyzer mismatch.
… manifest FEAT-002 captured the export gating flags into the execution snapshot but nothing on the Export resume path read them, so flipping ApplyTimbrePolish, RestoreOriginalPan, MatchOriginalLoudness, BurnInSubtitles, SubtitleSource, SubtitleFormats, VideoEncoder, or ExportFormat still resumed the stale export. Persist the prior run's gating flags on the per-run ExportManifest and compare them at resume time. A new ExportResumeGating helper is the single source of truth for the canonical gating key/value set; both CaptureExecutionSnapshot and the manifest-writing path use it so capture and comparison cannot drift. StageArtifactResumeEvaluator.CanResumeStageAsync reads the manifest and refuses to resume when any gating flag differs. Older manifests without gating fall back to the existing resume behavior. Adds resume-path tests that fail if reverted.
…lt-path spurious reruns The snapshot side emitted SubtitleFormatsTokenFromRawOptions(null) => "default" while the manifest side persisted the resolved [Srt] token => "Srt" for the same default-subtitle run, so every unchanged default export refused to resume. Carry the raw requested formats through ExportStageRequest.RawSubtitleFormats and have BuildManifest produce its token via SubtitleFormatsTokenFromRawOptions, so both sides normalize identically (null => "default") and agree on the default path while still diverging for genuinely different requests. Removed the now-unused SubtitleFormatsTokenFromResolvedFormats producer. Added default-path resume tests.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe export pipeline now records normalized export settings in execution snapshots and manifests. Export artifact resumption compares these settings asynchronously. Raw subtitle format distinctions remain available for gating. Tests cover matching, mismatching, compatibility, and snapshot normalization. ChangesExport resume gating
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DubbingPipelineEngine
participant StageArtifactResumeEvaluator
participant ArtifactStore
DubbingPipelineEngine->>StageArtifactResumeEvaluator: CanResumeStageAsync with execution snapshot
StageArtifactResumeEvaluator->>ArtifactStore: Read latest successful export manifest
ArtifactStore-->>StageArtifactResumeEvaluator: Persisted gating flags
StageArtifactResumeEvaluator-->>DubbingPipelineEngine: Resume or rebuild decision
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds logic to avoid reusing a previously exported file when audio, subtitle, or encoder settings have changed. However, in edge cases where the previous export's saved settings file is missing, unreadable, or incomplete, the system currently falls back to reusing the old export anyway instead of safely re-running it, which can silently ship output that doesn't match the requested settings. This narrow-but-real gap should be tightened before merging, though it does not block the common path where settings are recorded normally. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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The changes correctly address the issue where export resume was not respecting audio/subtitle/encoder flag changes. The implementation is well-designed with a centralized ExportResumeGating helper as the single source of truth, proper backward compatibility through nullable gating fields, and the fix for the default-path subtitle format divergence. The code is thoroughly tested and follows good engineering practices. No blocking defects identified.
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| Guid transcriptRevisionId = Guid.NewGuid(); | ||
| var project = new TrackdubProject(projectId, "Export", now, now); | ||
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| string sourcePath = Path.Combine(projectRootPath, "source.mp4"); |
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| Path = System.IO.Path.Combine(System.IO.Path.GetTempPath(), $"trackdub-export-resume-{Guid.NewGuid():N}"); |
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Address the manifest-wiring test coverage and malformed-manifest fallback handling.
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Pull request overview
This pull request fixes export resume gating so changed audio, subtitle, encoder, and format options invalidate cached exports.
Changes:
- Captures and persists normalized export settings.
- Compares gating values during resume, including raw subtitle formats.
- Adds test coverage and updates the pinned .NET SDK.
File summaries
| File | Summary |
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tests/Trackdub.Sdk.Tests/TrackdubDubbingEngineSnapshotTests.cs |
Tests captured snapshot values. |
tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/ExportResumeGatingTests.cs |
Tests export resume gating behavior. |
src/Trackdub.Sdk/TrackdubDubbingEngine.cs |
Exposes snapshot capture. |
src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/StageArtifactResumeEvaluator.cs |
Applies manifest-based resume checks. |
src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/FutureStageContracts.cs |
Carries raw subtitle-format requests. |
src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/ExportStageHandler.cs |
Persists gating data in manifests. |
src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/ExportResumeGating.cs |
Defines gating keys and normalization. |
src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/ExportManifestModels.cs |
Adds manifest gating metadata. |
src/Trackdub.Application/Dubbing/DubbingPipelineEngine.cs |
Captures flags and invokes gating. |
mise.toml |
Updates the pinned .NET SDK. |
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src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/ExportStageHandler.cs:917
- The new resume tests seed
ExportManifestGatingdirectly, so they never exerciseBuildExportGating(request)or theRawSubtitleFormatsvalue passed through the pipeline. A regression in this persistence/wiring seam would leave all added tests green while storing the wrong gating flags and reintroducing stale export resumes. Add anExportStageHandlertest that runsExportAsyncwith non-default flags/raw formats and asserts the persistedmanifest.Gating.Flags.
ExportResumeGating.SubtitleFormatsTokenFromRawOptions(request.RawSubtitleFormats),
tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/ExportResumeGatingTests.cs:334
- This fixture injects
Gatingdirectly into a hand-built manifest, so it never exercisesExportStageHandler.BuildExportGatingor the pipeline'sRawSubtitleFormatsforwarding. Removing either production wiring would still leave these resume tests green while newly written manifests omit or misrecord the flags. Add a handler/pipeline test that performs an export, reads its manifest, and then evaluates resume for the null, empty, and explicit format cases.
var manifest = new ExportManifest(
projectId,
now,
exportRun.Id,
SourceLanguage: "en",
TargetLanguage: "es",
Container: ExportOutputContainer.Mp4,
Loudness: null,
StageRunIds: [exportRun.Id],
ModelIds: [],
TtsVoices: [],
Outputs: [],
Warnings: [],
Segments: [],
Gating: gating);
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src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/FutureStageContracts.csleaves the new parameter null when the desktop path invokesExportStageRequestBuilder.TryBuildfromExportMixViewModel, risking incorrect export-stage behavior; ensure the desktop request supplies the parameter or explicitly handles the null case.tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/ExportResumeGatingTests.cshas maintainability and coverage concerns: a private helper duplicates production subtitle mapping, the “pins the v2 fix” comment does not match the shown manifest/snapshot values, and four helpers repeat the same eight-argument builder call; align the fixtures and centralize shared setup so these tests validate the intended behavior reliably.
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<file name="src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/FutureStageContracts.cs">
<violation number="1" location="src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/FutureStageContracts.cs:71">
P1: When the desktop export path calls `ExportStageRequestBuilder.TryBuild` (trackdubllc/Trackdub-gated/src/Trackdub.App.Avalonia/ViewModels/ExportMixViewModel.cs:317-327), this new parameter remains null because the builder passes the resolved enum list but no raw list. `ExportStageHandler` then records `default` for explicit `[]` or `[Vtt]`, so a later pipeline resume can reuse an export with different subtitles; preserve the raw format request when constructing the request, including the null-versus-empty distinction.</violation>
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<file name="tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/ExportResumeGatingTests.cs">
<violation number="1" location="tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/ExportResumeGatingTests.cs:112">
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The comment claims this test "pins the v2 fix" (manifest holding the resolved "Srt" token while the snapshot holds "default"), but both the manifest (`DefaultSubtitleGating`) and the snapshot (`DefaultSubtitleSnapshot`) are built by calling the same production helper `ExportResumeGating.SubtitleFormatsTokenFromRawOptions(null)`. A regression in that tokenizer changes both sides together, so the comparison still passes and the test cannot detect the v2 regression it claims to pin. Make the test non-tautological: hardcode the manifest's SubtitleFormats token (independent of the tokenizer) so only the snapshot side exercises the tokenizer, then update the comment to state what the test actually verifies.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="tests/Trackdub.Application.Tests/ExportResumeGatingTests.cs:214">
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The private test helper `ExportResumeGating_ResolveSubtitleSource` re-implements the string→`ExportSubtitleSource` mapping that production already owns in `ExportStageRequestBuilder.ResolveSubtitleSource` (src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/ExportStageRequestBuilder.cs:76), with subtly different semantics (Trim + ToLowerInvariant switch vs OrdinalIgnoreCase Equals). If production adds a subtitle source value or changes normalization, this test-only mirror drifts silently. Delegate to the canonical resolver instead of duplicating it.</violation>
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Four helpers (BaselineGating, DefaultSubtitleGating, DefaultSubtitleSnapshot, BaselineSnapshot) repeat the same eight-argument ExportResumeGating.Build call, differing only in the subtitle-formats token and the result wrapper. Collapse them into one parameterized builder that takes the raw formats value and returns both the ExportManifestGating and the snapshot dictionary, so a future change to the gating flag set is made in one place instead of four.</violation>
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| bool ApplyTimbrePolish = true, | ||
| VideoEncoderPreference VideoEncoder = VideoEncoderPreference.Auto); | ||
| VideoEncoderPreference VideoEncoder = VideoEncoderPreference.Auto, | ||
| IReadOnlyList<string>? RawSubtitleFormats = null); |
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P1: When the desktop export path calls ExportStageRequestBuilder.TryBuild (trackdubllc/Trackdub-gated/src/Trackdub.App.Avalonia/ViewModels/ExportMixViewModel.cs:317-327), this new parameter remains null because the builder passes the resolved enum list but no raw list. ExportStageHandler then records default for explicit [] or [Vtt], so a later pipeline resume can reuse an export with different subtitles; preserve the raw format request when constructing the request, including the null-versus-empty distinction.
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<comment>When the desktop export path calls `ExportStageRequestBuilder.TryBuild` (trackdubllc/Trackdub-gated/src/Trackdub.App.Avalonia/ViewModels/ExportMixViewModel.cs:317-327), this new parameter remains null because the builder passes the resolved enum list but no raw list. `ExportStageHandler` then records `default` for explicit `[]` or `[Vtt]`, so a later pipeline resume can reuse an export with different subtitles; preserve the raw format request when constructing the request, including the null-versus-empty distinction.</comment>
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@@ -59,7 +67,8 @@ public sealed record ExportStageRequest(
bool ApplyTimbrePolish = true,
- VideoEncoderPreference VideoEncoder = VideoEncoderPreference.Auto);
+ VideoEncoderPreference VideoEncoder = VideoEncoderPreference.Auto,
+ IReadOnlyList<string>? RawSubtitleFormats = null);
public sealed record ExportStageResult(
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| _ => ExportSubtitleSource.Translated, | ||
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Four helpers (BaselineGating, DefaultSubtitleGating, DefaultSubtitleSnapshot, BaselineSnapshot) repeat the same eight-argument ExportResumeGating.Build call, differing only in the subtitle-formats token and the result wrapper. Collapse them into one parameterized builder that takes the raw formats value and returns both the ExportManifestGating and the snapshot dictionary, so a future change to the gating flag set is made in one place instead of four.
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<comment>Four helpers (BaselineGating, DefaultSubtitleGating, DefaultSubtitleSnapshot, BaselineSnapshot) repeat the same eight-argument ExportResumeGating.Build call, differing only in the subtitle-formats token and the result wrapper. Collapse them into one parameterized builder that takes the raw formats value and returns both the ExportManifestGating and the snapshot dictionary, so a future change to the gating flag set is made in one place instead of four.</comment>
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+ _ => ExportSubtitleSource.Translated,
+ };
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+ private static ExportManifestGating BaselineGating() =>
+ // The manifest now persists the RAW requested formats (["srt"]), the same producer the
+ // snapshot uses, so the explicit-request baseline matches an equivalent current snapshot.
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| private static ExportSubtitleSource ExportResumeGating_ResolveSubtitleSource(string? source) => | ||
| source?.Trim().ToLowerInvariant() switch |
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The private test helper ExportResumeGating_ResolveSubtitleSource re-implements the string→ExportSubtitleSource mapping that production already owns in ExportStageRequestBuilder.ResolveSubtitleSource (src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/ExportStageRequestBuilder.cs:76), with subtly different semantics (Trim + ToLowerInvariant switch vs OrdinalIgnoreCase Equals). If production adds a subtitle source value or changes normalization, this test-only mirror drifts silently. Delegate to the canonical resolver instead of duplicating it.
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<comment>The private test helper `ExportResumeGating_ResolveSubtitleSource` re-implements the string→`ExportSubtitleSource` mapping that production already owns in `ExportStageRequestBuilder.ResolveSubtitleSource` (src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/ExportStageRequestBuilder.cs:76), with subtly different semantics (Trim + ToLowerInvariant switch vs OrdinalIgnoreCase Equals). If production adds a subtitle source value or changes normalization, this test-only mirror drifts silently. Delegate to the canonical resolver instead of duplicating it.</comment>
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+ Assert.False(canResume);
+ }
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+ private static ExportSubtitleSource ExportResumeGating_ResolveSubtitleSource(string? source) =>
+ source?.Trim().ToLowerInvariant() switch
+ {
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| private static ExportSubtitleSource ExportResumeGating_ResolveSubtitleSource(string? source) => | |
| source?.Trim().ToLowerInvariant() switch | |
| private static ExportSubtitleSource ExportResumeGating_ResolveSubtitleSource(string? source) => | |
| ExportStageRequestBuilder.ResolveSubtitleSource(source); |
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| // Current run with the same default (null) options. Both sides use | ||
| // SubtitleFormatsTokenFromRawOptions, so null -> "default" on both and nothing changed. | ||
| // This pins the v2 fix: without it the manifest would hold the resolved "Srt" token while |
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The comment claims this test "pins the v2 fix" (manifest holding the resolved "Srt" token while the snapshot holds "default"), but both the manifest (DefaultSubtitleGating) and the snapshot (DefaultSubtitleSnapshot) are built by calling the same production helper ExportResumeGating.SubtitleFormatsTokenFromRawOptions(null). A regression in that tokenizer changes both sides together, so the comparison still passes and the test cannot detect the v2 regression it claims to pin. Make the test non-tautological: hardcode the manifest's SubtitleFormats token (independent of the tokenizer) so only the snapshot side exercises the tokenizer, then update the comment to state what the test actually verifies.
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<comment>The comment claims this test "pins the v2 fix" (manifest holding the resolved "Srt" token while the snapshot holds "default"), but both the manifest (`DefaultSubtitleGating`) and the snapshot (`DefaultSubtitleSnapshot`) are built by calling the same production helper `ExportResumeGating.SubtitleFormatsTokenFromRawOptions(null)`. A regression in that tokenizer changes both sides together, so the comparison still passes and the test cannot detect the v2 regression it claims to pin. Make the test non-tautological: hardcode the manifest's SubtitleFormats token (independent of the tokenizer) so only the snapshot side exercises the tokenizer, then update the comment to state what the test actually verifies.</comment>
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+ // Current run with the same default (null) options. Both sides use
+ // SubtitleFormatsTokenFromRawOptions, so null -> "default" on both and nothing changed.
+ // This pins the v2 fix: without it the manifest would hold the resolved "Srt" token while
+ // the snapshot holds "default", forcing a spurious rerun of every default-subtitle export.
+ bool canResume = await StageArtifactResumeEvaluator.CanResumeStageAsync(
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In `@src/Trackdub.Application/Transcripts/StageArtifactResumeEvaluator.cs`:
- Around line 242-246: Update the manifest evaluation logic in the resume
evaluator and its exception-handling branches so resume is allowed only for a
successfully deserialized legacy manifest whose Gating value is null. Return
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| catch (Exception ex) when (ex is IOException or UnauthorizedAccessException or System.Text.Json.JsonException) | ||
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| // A manifest that cannot be read tells us nothing about the prior run's flags. | ||
| // Preserve existing behavior (resume) rather than force a spurious rerun. | ||
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Reject resume when the manifest gating data cannot be verified.
These branches return true for an unreadable, missing, empty, or partial gating payload. If an export setting changed, the pipeline can reuse a stale export without detecting the mismatch.
Return true only when a successfully deserialized legacy manifest has Gating == null. Return false for read failures, null manifests, empty flags, and missing required keys. Add tests for these failure paths.
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catch (Exception ex) when (ex is IOException or UnauthorizedAccessException or System.Text.Json.JsonException)
{
- // A manifest that cannot be read tells us nothing about the prior run's flags.
- // Preserve existing behavior (resume) rather than force a spurious rerun.
- return true;
+ return false;
}
- IReadOnlyDictionary<string, string>? persistedFlags = manifest?.Gating?.Flags;
- if (persistedFlags is null || persistedFlags.Count == 0)
+ if (manifest is null)
+ {
+ return false;
+ }
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+ if (manifest.Gating is null)
{
- // Older projects have no persisted gating flags. There is nothing to compare against,
- // so preserve the pre-existing resume behavior rather than force a spurious rerun.
return true;
}
+ IReadOnlyDictionary<string, string> persistedFlags = manifest.Gating.Flags;
+ if (persistedFlags.Count == 0)
+ {
+ return false;
+ }
+
foreach (string key in ExportResumeGating.GatingKeys)
{
if (!persistedFlags.TryGetValue(key, out string? persistedValue))
{
- // Flag absent from the persisted set: the prior run did not record it, so we
- // cannot prove a change. Skip it rather than force a rerun.
- continue;
+ return false;
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and its exception-handling branches so resume is allowed only for a successfully
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Fixes #132.
Problem
CaptureExecutionSnapshotomitted the newerDubbingSessionOptionsexport flags, and even the previously-capturedExportFormatwas never read by the export resume gate. As a result, a cached export was resumed even when the user changed audio, subtitle, or encoder flags, silently ignoring user intent unless--force-rerunwas passed. Identified in review of PR #105.Changes
CaptureExecutionSnapshotnow recordsApplyTimbrePolish,RestoreOriginalPan,MatchOriginalLoudness,BurnInSubtitles,SubtitleSource(normalized),SubtitleFormats(normalized), andVideoEncoder, plus the previously-latentExportFormat.ExportResumeGatinghelper is the single source of truth for the gating key/value set. The per-runExportManifestgained a nullableExportManifestGatingpersisting these values.StageArtifactResumeEvaluator.CanResumeStageAsyncreads the prior export run's manifest and refuses to resume when any gating flag differs from the current snapshot;HasValidExistingArtifactsAsyncawaits the async gate. Older manifests without gating data fail toward resume (safe fallback)."default"on the snapshot side but resolved"Srt"on the manifest side, causing spurious reruns of unchanged default-subtitle exports. Both sides now compare raw-to-raw via a single token producer;ExportStageRequest.RawSubtitleFormatscarries the caller's original request separately from the resolved formats used for rendering.Testing
dotnet build Trackdub.slnx: 0 warnings / 0 errors (warnings-as-errors)dotnet test Trackdub.slnx: all projects green (Application.Tests 848; Sdk.Tests 405, 2 FFmpeg-smoke skips), including new Application-layer tests that drive the real resume path and default-path testsdotnet format Trackdub.slnx --verify-no-changes: cleanNotes
mise.toml(10.0.302 -> 10.0.401). The older SDK's Roslyn compiler was too old for the repo's analyzers and the repo does not build without it; the new pin matchesglobal.jsonrollForward and CI.ExportStageRequest.RawSubtitleFormatsis an optional null-defaulted parameter, so a hypothetical future caller that omits it could persist the "default" gating token regardless of what it rendered. OnlyDubbingPipelineEngineconstructs this request today and sets the field correctly, so this is latent, not a live bug.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
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