fix(ocr): restore the storage import, and adopt EXTRALIT_STORAGE_URL - #11
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…T_STORAGE_URL extralit_ocr/jobs.py imported get_s3_client, which monorepo #244 removed. The import runs at module load, so every image built since then fails the moment RQ loads the OCR job. get_storage() constructs an ObjectStorage or raises, so the None guard goes with it. Monorepo #246 replaces EXTRALIT_S3_ENDPOINT with EXTRALIT_STORAGE_URL, which carries bucket and key prefix as well as the endpoint. The integration test's three EXTRALIT_S3_* flags pointed at a MinIO that this workflow never starts, so they are dropped rather than translated; the container falls back to disk under EXTRALIT_HOME_PATH, which is what it was already doing. README.md told users to set unprefixed S3_ENDPOINT/S3_ACCESS_KEY/S3_SECRET_KEY. Server settings use env_prefix="EXTRALIT_", so those names have never been read by anything, as CLAUDE.md:96 already noted.
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR restores OCR imports and switches storage configuration to EXTRALIT_STORAGE_URL, but it must remain sequenced with Extralit/extralit#246 to avoid mismatched server and worker storage behavior; README and CLAUDE.md wording also need minor cleanup. It is not merge-ready until the dependency is merged or the change is split or explicitly accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@CLAUDE.md`:
- Around line 102-105: Update the persistence configuration documentation around
EXTRALIT_STORAGE_URL, EXTRALIT_S3_ACCESS_KEY, and EXTRALIT_S3_SECRET_KEY so
their section is not labeled as required when these settings are optional and
persistent disk is the default; rename the heading to “Persistence settings”
while preserving the existing setting descriptions.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 24-25: Update the README prefix guidance near the storage settings
to limit it to EXTRALIT_ server settings, without implying that
OAUTH2_HUGGINGFACE_CLIENT_ID or OAUTH2_HUGGINGFACE_CLIENT_SECRET should be
renamed.
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…ired README told the reader "every name must carry the EXTRALIT_ prefix" directly above the OAUTH2_HUGGINGFACE_* block. Those two are read by os.getenv in security/authentication/oauth2/provider.py, not by pydantic-settings, so renaming them to EXTRALIT_OAUTH2_* would break sign-in. Scope the claim to the storage settings and say so explicitly. EXTRALIT_STORAGE_URL sat under "Required for Persistence" while the paragraph below it documented the local-disk default. Only EXTRALIT_DATABASE_URL is required; unset, it falls back to sqlite+aiosqlite under EXTRALIT_HOME_PATH. Both from CodeRabbit review on #11.
Extralit/extralit#246 merged (2026-08-23,
3ce1df29), so the blocker is gone and this is ready for review.The import is broken on
maintodayextralit_ocr/jobs.py:12importsget_s3_client, which monorepo #244 removed. That import runs at module load, so any image built against a server at or after #244 dies the moment RQ loads the OCR job. The Dockerfile buildsFROM extralit/extralit-server:${EXTRALIT_VERSION}(defaultlatest), so every dispatched build since #244 inherits it.Verified against the exact source shipped in
extralitdev/extralit-server:latest(sha256:b57dccc8), resolving everyextralit_serversymbol the module imports:get_storage()returns anObjectStorageor raises — it is neverNone— so theif client is Noneguard goes with it.download_file_content(storage, url)keeps its signature; it parses the workspace out of the URL and resolves the scoped store internally.EXTRALIT_S3_ENDPOINT→EXTRALIT_STORAGE_URL#246 replaces the endpoint-only variable with one naming the whole root — endpoint, bucket and key prefix.
EXTRALIT_S3_ACCESS_KEY/_SECRET_KEY/_REGIONsurvive unchanged.The integration test's three
EXTRALIT_S3_*flags are dropped, not translated. They pointed athttp://localhost:9000, and this workflow starts no MinIO — no service container, nothing in the Dockerfile or Procfile. The direct translation (.../extralit) would have named a bucket in a server that does not exist. The container already fell back to disk underEXTRALIT_HOME_PATH=/data/extralit; dropping the flags makes that explicit. Nothing in the test asserts objects reach object storage.Provisioning a real MinIO service is the alternative, and is worth doing if this test ever grows a storage assertion. It would not test anything today.
The README instructions never worked
README.md:19-21and:86-88told users to set unprefixedS3_ENDPOINT,S3_ACCESS_KEY,S3_SECRET_KEYon their Space. Server settings useenv_prefix = "EXTRALIT_", so those names are read by nothing —CLAUDE.md:96already said so, and the two files contradicted each other. Fixed here rather than mechanically renaming a variable that was already inert.Deployment surface
stagingGitHub environment holds noEXTRALIT_S3_*secret or variable (gh variable list --env staging,gh secret list --env staging), so preview Spaces already run on local disk and need no rename.extralit-dev/developandextralit/public-demohave zero Space variables (HfApi.get_space_variables). Space secrets are not readable through the API — someone with UI access must check both Space settings pages before this merges.The failure mode is silence. After #246 an unrecognized
EXTRALIT_S3_ENDPOINTis ignored,EXTRALIT_STORAGE_URLfalls back tofile://{home_path}/storage, and the Space serves happily from local disk while the operator believes it is on S3. Nothing logs a warning. On a Space with persistent storage that looks like working software until someone notices the bucket is empty.CLAUDE.mdnow documents the trap; a startup warning belongs in the server, not here.Verification
actionlint).aarch64, the server image isamd64-only, and no qemu binfmt handler is registered, so a liveimport extralit_ocr.jobscould not be executed locally. CI's integration test builds and boots the image for real.Sequencing — resolved
#246 has merged, which was the only thing holding this back. Nothing here now depends on unmerged work.
One item still needs a human, and it is not a code change: check the
extralit-dev/developandextralit/public-demoSpace settings for anEXTRALIT_S3_ENDPOINTsecret and rename it. Space secrets are not readable through the API, so I could only rule out Space variables (both are empty). If a secret is there and stays there, the Space falls back to local disk without a word in the logs.Note, not addressed here
extralit_ocr/jobs.pyis the repo's only CRLF file; every other.pyis LF. Line endings are preserved in this PR to keep the diff readable — worth a separate one-line normalization.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
EXTRALIT_STORAGE_URL.Bug Fixes