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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMP3 export failures now preserve the synthesized WAV as a fallback. Generation results use that fallback, collect a warning, and report WAV completion instead of discarding the sample. ChangesAudio export fallback
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant generation_progress
participant save_audio
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generation_progress->>save_audio: save requested audio format
save_audio->>_save_mp3: export audio as MP3
_save_mp3->>ffmpeg: run conversion
ffmpeg-->>_save_mp3: conversion failure
_save_mp3->>WAV_fallback_file: move temporary WAV to fallback path
_save_mp3-->>save_audio: raise AudioExportDegradedError
save_audio-->>generation_progress: propagate fallback path
generation_progress->>WAV_fallback_file: use WAV fallback
generation_progress-->>generation_progress: append export warning
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Direct API users can receive no audio path even when a generated WAV was preserved. Expose that fallback before merging, and resolve the module-size requirement or document its permitted split plan. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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206-206: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse double-quoted string literals in the added code.
acestep/audio_utils.py#L206-L206: Use double quotes for the encoding and error-mode literals.acestep/audio_utils_test.py#L348-L348: Use double quotes for the patch target.acestep/audio_utils_test.py#L368-L368: Use double quotes for the patch target.acestep/audio_utils_test.py#L382-L382: Use double quotes for the patch target.acestep/audio_utils_test.py#L407-L407: Use double quotes for the patch target.As per coding guidelines: “Use double quotes for strings in Python code.”
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219-219: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the degraded-export exception contract.
save_audio()can now raiseAudioExportDegradedErrorafter it creates a valid WAV fallback. Add aRaisessection to both publicsave_audio()docstrings. State that callers can usewav_fallback_pathinstead of treating this condition as generation failure.As per coding guidelines: “Docstrings are mandatory for all new or modified Python modules, classes, and functions.”
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In `@acestep/audio_utils.py`:
- Around line 200-224: Extract the MP3 fallback/export responsibility around
AudioSaver and save_audio from acestep/audio_utils.py lines 200-224 into a
focused module, preserving both existing facades; also extract result-export
handling from generate_with_progress in
acestep/ui/gradio/events/results/generation_progress.py lines 276-307 into a
focused helper or module. Both sites require changes so each module is reduced
below the 200-LOC cap.
- Around line 223-224: Update the temporary WAV cleanup exception handling
around temp_wav_path.unlink() to catch OSError and log the cleanup path and
exception through loguru.logger instead of silently suppressing the failure;
preserve successful cleanup behavior.
In `@acestep/core/generation/handler/init_service_orchestrator.py`:
- Line 133: Update the initialize_service() docstring to include concise Args
and Returns sections, documenting the ACESTEP_DTYPE environment override, the
returned tuple, and the failure result for an invalid override while preserving
the existing initialization behavior.
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In `@acestep/audio_utils.py`:
- Line 206: Use double-quoted string literals for the encoding and error-mode
arguments in audio_utils.py at lines 206-206, and for each patch target in
audio_utils_test.py at lines 348-348, 368-368, 382-382, and 407-407; no other
changes are needed.
- Line 219: Add a Raises section to both public save_audio() docstrings
documenting AudioExportDegradedError and explaining that callers should use
wav_fallback_path when a valid WAV fallback was created rather than treating the
export as generation failure.
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| except (FileNotFoundError, subprocess.TimeoutExpired, subprocess.CalledProcessError) as e: | ||
| if isinstance(e, FileNotFoundError): | ||
| reason = "ffmpeg executable not found. Install ffmpeg or add it to PATH to export MP3 files." | ||
| elif isinstance(e, subprocess.TimeoutExpired): | ||
| reason = "ffmpeg MP3 export timed out after 120 seconds." | ||
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| stderr = e.stderr.decode('utf-8', errors='ignore') if e.stderr else str(e) | ||
| reason = f"ffmpeg MP3 export failed: {stderr}" | ||
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| # The WAV was already synthesized successfully before the ffmpeg | ||
| # step -- preserve it instead of discarding a valid result. | ||
| wav_fallback_path = output_path.with_suffix(".wav") | ||
| try: | ||
| shutil.move(str(temp_wav_path), str(wav_fallback_path)) | ||
| except Exception: | ||
| logger.error(f"[AudioSaver] {reason} Additionally failed to preserve WAV fallback.") | ||
| raise RuntimeError(reason) from e | ||
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| logger.warning(f"[AudioSaver] {reason} Saved WAV fallback to {wav_fallback_path} instead.") | ||
| raise AudioExportDegradedError(reason, str(wav_fallback_path), "mp3") from e | ||
| finally: | ||
| try: | ||
| temp_wav_path.unlink(missing_ok=True) | ||
| except Exception: | ||
| logger.warning(f"[AudioSaver] Failed to remove temporary WAV file: {temp_wav_path}") | ||
| pass |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reduce these over-cap modules or document the required split plan.
Both changed modules exceed the 200 LOC hard cap. Split the relevant responsibility, or add the required PR-note justification and concrete follow-up plan.
acestep/audio_utils.py#L200-L224: Extract MP3 fallback/export handling into a focused module while preserving the existingAudioSaverandsave_audiofacades.acestep/ui/gradio/events/results/generation_progress.py#L276-L307: Extract result-export handling fromgenerate_with_progressinto a focused helper or module.
As per coding guidelines: “If a module would exceed 200 LOC, split by responsibility before merging, or add a short justification in PR notes with a concrete follow-up split plan.”
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In `@acestep/audio_utils.py` around lines 200 - 224, Extract the MP3
fallback/export responsibility around AudioSaver and save_audio from
acestep/audio_utils.py lines 200-224 into a focused module, preserving both
existing facades; also extract result-export handling from
generate_with_progress in
acestep/ui/gradio/events/results/generation_progress.py lines 276-307 into a
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Document the public initialize_service() override contract.
initialize_service() now has behavior controlled by ACESTEP_DTYPE. Its docstring does not document this setting, the return tuple, or the invalid-override failure result. Add concise Args and Returns sections and document the environment override behavior.
As per coding guidelines, docstrings must include purpose plus key inputs, outputs, and relevant error behavior.
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In `@acestep/core/generation/handler/init_service_orchestrator.py` at line 133,
Update the initialize_service() docstring to include concise Args and Returns
sections, documenting the ACESTEP_DTYPE environment override, the returned
tuple, and the failure result for an invalid override while preserving the
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…CCESS != EXPORT_SUCCESS)
Previously, a failed MP3 export (e.g. missing ffmpeg) discarded an
already-successfully-generated audio tensor and surfaced as a hard error
in the Gradio UI, indistinguishable from a real generation failure
(GPU OOM, NaN latents, etc). This is misleading: the DiT/VAE pipeline
already completed successfully; only the WAV->MP3 format conversion
step failed.
_save_mp3() already writes a temporary WAV file before invoking ffmpeg.
On ffmpeg failure (missing binary, timeout, or non-zero exit), that WAV
is now preserved next to the requested output path instead of being
deleted, and a new AudioExportDegradedError carries its path plus the
original failure reason.
generate_with_progress() catches this specific exception, uses the WAV
fallback as the sample's saved path, and reports a distinguishable
status ("Generation Complete (WAV). <key>: mp3 export unavailable
(<reason>), saved as WAV") instead of letting the exception propagate
into a generic error toast that discards the result.
Other export formats (opus/aac/flac/wav) and the case where the WAV
fallback move itself fails are unaffected -- they keep their existing
behavior (soundfile fallback / hard failure respectively).
Verified live on the same GTX 1080 Ti deployment: with ffmpeg installed,
MP3 export produces a valid file (ffprobe-verified, 15.0s); with ffmpeg
simulated missing, the WAV fallback is written and playable instead of
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The previous commit replaced the upstream warning on temporary WAV cleanup failure with a silent `except Exception: pass`. Restore the warning, narrowed to OSError, so repeated export failures cannot leave temp files behind unnoticed. Also use double quotes on added lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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295-307: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a generator-level regression test for degraded MP3 exports.
audio_utils_test.pytests the fallback helpers directly, but no test executesgenerate_with_progress()throughAudioExportDegradedError. A regression in the generator catch or final result construction could therefore return the MP3 path or normal completion status. Add a focused test that forces degraded MP3 export and asserts that the yielded result contains the WAV fallback path at slot 8 and the WAV completion warning at slot 10.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 200-224: Update the WAV fallback path in _save_mp3 to use a unique
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…export The WAV fallback was moved to <stem>.wav unconditionally; shutil.move silently replaces an existing file there, so a failed MP3 export could destroy a same-stem recording passed through the public save_audio API. Keep <stem>.wav when it is free, otherwise use a unique <stem>_fallback_<id>.wav in the same directory. Add a regression test and document AudioExportDegradedError.__init__. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Preserve the WAV fallback at the generate_music save boundary. · audio_utils.py:230
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generate_musicsave boundary.When MP3 export fails,
AudioSaver._save_mp3moves the synthesized WAV and raisesAudioExportDegradedErrorwith its path.inference.generate_musiccatches that exception throughexcept Exception, discardsexc.wav_fallback_path, and stores an empty"path". Direct API consumers therefore receive no audio path, even though the generated WAV exists. The progress handler's separate save does not cover these direct callers.Handle
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A failed MP3 export (e.g. missing ffmpeg) currently discards an already-successfully-generated audio result and surfaces as a hard error in the Gradio UI, indistinguishable from a real generation failure (GPU OOM, NaN latents, etc). The DiT/VAE pipeline already completed successfully in this case; only the WAV -> MP3 format conversion step failed.
_save_mp3()already writes a temporary WAV file before invoking ffmpeg. This PR preserves that WAV instead of deleting it when ffmpeg fails (missing binary, timeout, or non-zero exit), and introducesAudioExportDegradedErrorcarrying the fallback WAV path plus the original failure reason.generate_with_progress()catches this specific exception, uses the WAV fallback as the sample's saved path, and reports a distinguishable status (Generation Complete (WAV). <key>: mp3 export unavailable (<reason>), saved as WAV) instead of letting the exception propagate into a generic error toast that discards the result.Behavior
Generation Complete, requested format savedGeneration Complete (WAV). <reason>, WAV saved instead of discarding a valid resultOther export formats (opus/aac/flac/wav) and the case where the WAV fallback move itself fails are unaffected -- they keep their existing behavior (soundfile fallback / hard failure respectively).
Verification
Reproduced live on a GTX 1080 Ti deployment:
Tests cover: missing-ffmpeg WAV preservation, timeout WAV preservation,
save_audio()propagating the degraded error with a valid WAV path, and the case where the fallback move itself fails (falls back to the original hard-failure behavior with the real ffmpeg reason surfaced).Summary by CodeRabbit
Module size note (AGENTS.md LOC policy)
audio_utils.py(622 lines) andgeneration_progress.py(536 lines) were already far over the 200-LOC hard cap onmainbefore this PR; this change adds 30 and 14 lines respectively. A decomposition of these modules is out of scope for a single-purpose correctness fix. Follow-up split plan: extract MP3/ffmpeg export and its WAV-fallback handling fromAudioSaverinto a focused export module, keepingAudioSaver,save_audioandAudioExportDegradedErrorimportable fromacestep.audio_utils. Happy to do that as a separate PR if maintainers prefer.Review follow-up
Temp-WAV cleanup failure is logged again (
except OSError+logger.warning) instead of being silently swallowed; the original commit had regressed the upstream warning.Double quotes on added lines.
The WAV fallback no longer overwrites an existing file: it keeps
<stem>.wavwhen that path is free, otherwise uses a unique<stem>_fallback_<id>.wavin the same directory (regression testtest_save_mp3_fallback_does_not_overwrite_existing_wav).Docstring for
AudioExportDegradedError.__init__.