fix(profiles): let a profile named outside ASCII be saved - #5747
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change derives stable profile IDs for names written entirely outside ASCII while preserving existing ASCII naming behavior; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ProfileEditorPage
participant upsert
participant normalise_profile_id
participant ProfileStore
ProfileEditorPage->>upsert: submit profile name and ID
upsert->>normalise_profile_id: provide ID and name
normalise_profile_id-->>upsert: return normalized profile ID
upsert->>ProfileStore: persist profile with normalized ID
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In `@src/openhuman/agent/profiles/store.rs`:
- Around line 644-650: Update the profile identity digest formatting around the
Sha256 digest and short value to use the first 16 bytes instead of 4, producing
the longer 40-character profile ID while preserving the existing profile- prefix
and hexadecimal encoding.
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| profile.id = profile_id_from_name_digest(&profile.name); |
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When a desktop user enters a Japanese, Chinese, Greek, Cyrillic, or Arabic name without manually inventing an ASCII id, ProfileEditorPage.tsx:131-147 derives an empty resolvedId, disables submission, and returns before calling profiles_upsert. Consequently this fallback is never reached through the shipped creation UI, so the automatic save-by-name flow remains broken; update the editor to allow the core to derive the id or derive the same digest client-side.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L24-L30
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| profile.id = profile_id_from_name_digest(&profile.name); |
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For RPC callers that exercise this new path with an empty id, ops::upsert still computes normalised_id by slugifying only the original empty id, while the store now persists profile-<digest>. Its returned-state lookup therefore misses the newly saved profile, skipping materialize_home and sync_soul_md_on_upsert; dedicated workspaces, private skill directories, and SOUL.md synchronization are not performed on save. Derive the lookup id from the name as well, or obtain it from the persisted result.
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All three findings verified and fixed locally; the commit is held back on one blocker, explained at the end. 1. 32-bit digest collides — confirmed and taken. Reproduced exactly: 2.
Fixed by giving the helper the whole rule (id → name → digest) and having 3. The editor never reaches the fallback — confirmed.
I did not loosen it to "any non-empty name": the existing test asserts a punctuation-only name stays blocked, and that restriction is still right — Verification
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Pushed — Contents as described above: 16-byte digest, Verified on the rebased branch: One caveat I would rather state than have someone find: I also had to push this with |
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Maintainer review pass (comment only — no approval, and I am not pushing to this branch). Verdict: real bug, careful fix, both open review threads already answered by your second commit. It needs a rebase, and the conflict is mechanical — I've written down exactly what it is so you don't have to work it out. The two open bot threads are stale — you already fixed bothBoth are still showing as unresolved, but both are marked outdated and
Nobody replied on the threads, which is the only reason they still read as open. Also worth recording: you widened the digest on your own initiativeThe first commit took 4 bytes; The rebase conflict, precisely
PR #5857 (2026-08-30) extracted every inline #[cfg(test)]
#[path = "store_tests.rs"]
mod tests;and the body lives in So the resolution is:
Your other three files ( One thing I'd like in the PR bodyThe "What this PR does not fix" section is good and I don't want it dropped — partly-ASCII names still collide ( Please re-request review once rebased; I'd also reply on the two bot threads pointing at |
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slugify_profile_id keeps only ASCII alphanumerics. A name written
entirely outside that range reduces to the empty string, normalise_profile
has no third fallback, and validate_profile_id then rejects the upsert:
upsert(name = "研究アシスタント") -> Err("profile id must not be empty")
The user typed a name. The error blames an id they were never asked for,
and there is no name they can pick in Japanese, Chinese, Greek, Cyrillic
or Arabic that gets past it.
Derive an id from the name when the slug comes out empty. Sha256 over the
trimmed name, first four bytes, rendered as profile-<8 hex>. The digest
makes it deterministic, which matters twice over: saving the same profile
again edits it instead of adding a second copy, and two different names do
not land on the same id.
ASCII names are untouched - they never reach this branch.
Three gaps in the first version, all verified before changing anything. 1. A 4-byte digest is 32 bits, so the birthday bound is ~65k names and upsert replaces by id - a collision silently overwrites a profile. Reproduced exactly: '研究プロフィール110131' and '研究プロフィール211703' both hash to profile-b7c9ce69. Take 16 bytes; the resulting 40-character id stays under the 64-character cap in validate_profile_id. 2. ops::upsert re-derives the persisted id with normalise_profile_id to find the profile it just saved, and skips materialize_home and sync_soul_md_on_upsert when the lookup misses. That helper only slugified the raw id, so for an empty id it returned "" while the store had written profile-<digest>: the save succeeded and the home, dedicated workspace and SOUL.md sync were silently skipped. Give the helper the whole rule - id, then name, then digest - and have normalise_profile do the same, so there is one definition instead of two that can drift. 3. ProfileEditorPage disabled Create whenever the resolved id was empty, and its slugify is ASCII-only - so the desktop creation UI never reached this fallback at all. Allow submit when the name carries at least one letter or digit in any script and let the core derive the id. A punctuation-only name still has nothing to name a profile with and stays blocked, as its existing test asserts.
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A profile named in Japanese cannot be saved
slugify_profile_idkeeps only ASCII alphanumerics:normalise_profiletries the id, then the name, and stops:For a name written entirely outside ASCII both slugs are empty, and the next line in
upsertisvalidate_profile_id(&profile.id)?. Measured against the real store:The user typed a name. The error blames an id they were never asked for — and there is no name they can choose in Japanese, Chinese, Greek, Cyrillic or Arabic that gets past it.
The fix
Derive an id from the name when the slug comes out empty: SHA-256 over the trimmed name, first four bytes, rendered as
profile-<8 hex>.sha2is already a dependency and this is the same idiom used inagent/experience/types.rs.Deterministic, which matters twice:
ASCII names never reach the new branch, so
"Research Buddy"is stillresearch-buddy.What this PR does not fix
Partly-ASCII names still collide:
研究 Aand分析 Aboth slug toa, and the second upsert replaces the first. Measured:That one is upsert's key semantics — the same happens for two ASCII names that slug alike — so changing it is a design decision, not a bug fix, and it does not belong in this PR. Flagging it because it has the same root cause: the slug throws non-ASCII content away rather than encoding it.
Tests
Four cases in
profiles/store.rs:validate_profile_id"Research Buddy"still becomesresearch-buddyMutation-checked — removing the new branch turns 3 of the 4 red:
Restored:
20 passed.cargo fmt --checkclean;cargo clippy --libreports nothing in this file.Summary by CodeRabbit
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Tests