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[Medium impact] The change affects caption text in backend and Electron import workflows. Fix the loss of later caption dialogue in Electron before merging.
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title uses the required Conventional Commit format with the subtitlesscope. The issue reference appears in the description asFixes #2833.Linked Issues check Issue #2833requires base text once and omission of<rt>and<rtc>annotations for WebVTT and SubRip imports.spoken_cue_textremoves these annotations in the backend and Electron helper before …Out of Scope Changes check The changes are limited to ruby annotation removal in the two caption-to-speech helpers and related backend regression coverage. These changes directly support issue #2833and do not add unrelated beh…Cross-Platform Default Parity The PR changes default caption text extraction, but the changed logic is platform-independent. backend/services/srt_parser.pyadds only a Python regular expression and `electron/src/shared/utils/imp…I18n Completeness (21 Locales) No changed Electron UI code adds or changes a t('...')key. The only Electron change is regex and parsing logic inelectron/src/shared/utils/importStory.js; it adds no user-facing hardcoded string…Local-First Guarantee The PR is local-only. The changed backend and Electron code adds regular-expression matching and in-memory text substitution; the changed test adds local assertions. The changed files add no fetch, HT… Backward Compatibility The pull request changes only subtitle plain-text extraction in backend/services/srt_parser.py,electron/src/shared/utils/importStory.js, and regression tests. It does not change database schema, …
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- Line 265: Update the ruby annotation matching in
backend/services/srt_parser.py at line 265 to match an opened rtc through its
own closing rtc tag or the enclosing ruby boundary, without stopping at a nested
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| # Ruby pronunciation annotations (<rt>...</rt>, <rtc>...</rtc>). | ||
| # Stripped before plain-text extraction so annotations are not duplicated as spoken dialogue. | ||
| _RUBY_ANNOTATION_RE = re.compile( | ||
| r"<(?:rt|rtc)(?=[\s.>])[^<>\n]*>.*?(?:</(?:rt|rtc)>|(?=</ruby>)|$)", |
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Match each ruby annotation through its own closing boundary. Both patterns stop an outer <rtc> at a nested </rt>, so text later in the rtc becomes spoken text.
backend/services/srt_parser.py#L265-L265: Match an openedrtcthrough</rtc>or</ruby>; test nested annotations in both caption formats.electron/src/shared/utils/importStory.js#L29-L29: Apply the same boundary rule and test the story import output.
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Update the ruby annotation matching in backend/services/srt_parser.py at line
265 to match an opened rtc through its own closing rtc tag or the enclosing ruby
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Traced the regex past the included tests. The main paths hold up: multiple <rt> per <ruby>, attributes (<rt class='x'>), uppercase tags, <rtc>, and the implicit close at </ruby> all strip correctly, and mirroring the Python and JS patterns 1:1 is the right call given the keep the two in step comment on _SRT_MARKUP_RE.
Two things I'd want addressed or at least acknowledged:
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<rp>fallback parens survive. The common real-world ruby pattern is<ruby>read<rp>(</rp><rt>reed</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>, and with this change that cue extracts asPlease read() once.— the<rt>content is gone, but the literal parens from<rp>remain and reach the engine as speech. HTML-authored captions use rp a lot, so I'd strip<rp>...</rp>alongside rt/rtc, or at least pin the current behavior in a test. -
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$fallback for an unclosed<rt>consumes to the end of the cue. I checkedLine one\n<rt>note\nLine two still speech— it extracts as justLine one; everything after the stray<rt>vanishes. It's bounded per cue (parse_srtcallsspoken_cue_textper cue at srt_parser.py:174, not on the whole file), and spec-wise an rt does run to cue end, so it's defensible — but in a malformed caption this silently discards the remaining dialogue lines. Ending the unclosed fallback at the next newline instead of$would keep every test in this PR green while limiting the damage.
Minor: in the SubRip path the annotation strip runs before _SRT_MARKUP_RE, which is deliberately conservative about < being dialogue (a<b and c>d is speech there). A literal <rt 5> in dialogue now gets eaten as an annotation opener. Very unlikely input; just flagging that this narrows the SRT "tags must be exact shapes" rule.
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In compact caption files with no blank lines between cues, an unfinished annotation such as <ruby>read<rt>reed makes Electron discard later cues too. parseSrt joins their dialogue before RUBY_ANNOTATION runs, so its $ fallback removes everything after <rt>, including the next cue's words. Flush each cue at its timing boundary before stripping annotations.
Fixes #2833
When importing WebVTT and SubRip cues containing ruby markup (
<ruby>base<rt>pronunciation</rt></ruby>), both the base text and the ruby annotation were preserved during plain-text extraction, causing the pronunciation guide to be duplicated into the spoken transcript.Stripped
<rt>and<rtc>annotations before tag removal in both the backend parser (spoken_cue_text) and the Electron story import helper, and added regression tests covering WebVTT and SubRip ruby cues.Ruby
<rt>and<rtc>annotations are removed before tag stripping in backend and Electron caption imports, while base text remains. This prevents pronunciation guides from appearing as spoken dialogue in WebVTT and SubRip imports. Human review should check malformed or nested ruby markup, because the removal pattern uses closing tags and cue boundaries to determine what content to discard.