fix(xl-docx-exporter): give each list its own numbering instance - #2976
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Caution Review failedAn error occurred during the review process. Please try again later. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe DOCX exporter now assigns separate numbering instances to distinct list runs. It preserves numbering within consecutive lists, separates numbering after list boundaries or type changes, and validates the behavior with an end-to-end export test. ChangesDOCX list numbering
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Concurrent document exports can share and reset the numbering counter, causing separate lists to receive the same numbering instance and produce incorrect numbering. The PR should address this or obtain explicit owner acceptance before merging. Possibly related issues
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In `@packages/xl-docx-exporter/src/docx/docxExporter.ts`:
- Line 113: Make numbering state local to each export operation by removing the
instance-level numberingInstanceCounter and creating a counter within the export
entry point. Pass that counter through the private recursive transformBlocks
helper and all recursive calls, so concurrent exports cannot reset or share
numbering instances while preserving existing list numbering behavior.
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| * document number/bullet as if they were a single list. See issue #2225. | ||
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Keep numbering state local to one export operation.
If two callers use one DOCXExporter concurrently, their transformBlocks calls can interleave at an await. One call can reset numberingInstanceCounter while the other document is still processing. The first document can then assign the same instance to separate list runs and continue numbering incorrectly.
Pass a per-export counter state through a private recursive helper instead of storing it on this.
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In `@packages/xl-docx-exporter/src/docx/docxExporter.ts` at line 113, Make
numbering state local to each export operation by removing the instance-level
numberingInstanceCounter and creating a counter within the export entry point.
Pass that counter through the private recursive transformBlocks helper and all
recursive calls, so concurrent exports cannot reset or share numbering instances
while preserving existing list numbering behavior.
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Every bullet/numbered list item was exported with a single shared numbering reference, so docx assigned them all one w:numId. Word treats a shared numId as one continued list, which made separate lists carry on each other's numbering and bullets instead of restarting (TypeCellOS#2225). Assign each maximal run of consecutive same-type sibling list items its own numbering instance, using a document-global counter, so docx emits a distinct w:numId per list. Items within a list still share a numId (so they number continuously), and a nested sub-list is its own list that restarts.
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The merge combined both sides' snapshot edits textually; the numbering rework from main (#2976) allocates different w:numId values, so the snapshot is regenerated under the merged code.
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* poc * improve typst exporter * update tests * feat(typst): math & diagram mappings, SVG diagrams, @cantoo/pdf-lib - @blocknote/math-block/typst-exporter: math renders as native Typst equations (LaTeX converted with tex2typst, KaTeX-validated) with the LaTeX source as alt text - required by PDF/UA and enforced by compiling the tests under the node compiler's pdfStandard "ua-1" validation. - @blocknote/diagram-block/typst-exporter: diagrams embed as vector SVG figures with the Mermaid source as alt text (same ua-1 test gate). - Diagrams now render labels as SVG text everywhere (htmlLabels: false in the one global initialize): Mermaid's default HTML labels live in <foreignObject>, which non-browser SVG consumers silently drop. Verified to keep wrapping, <br/> and markdown-string formatting. - Diagram labels use the document font on every surface: the editor preview reads the editor's computed style, PNG exports default to BlockNote's UI font, the Typst export uses the exporter's fontFamily - applied by rewriting the rendered SVG's font declarations (Mermaid has no per-render config API). - TypstExporter: registerImageBytes for pre-rendered assets, fontFamily accepts a fallback list for CJK (mirroring the react-pdf exporter's fonts/fontFamily options), strLit/escStr exported for mapping authors. - pdf-lib replaced with the maintained @cantoo/pdf-lib fork (2.9.1); DisplayDocTitle now set via its ViewerPreferences API. Fixed the package's vite externals so the fork isn't inlined into the bundle. - Example 11 registers math & diagram blocks with the typst mappings; renderer-2 README/status refreshed; tsgo -> tsc for TS7. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(typst): review-driven hardening of the typst/pdf-ua pipeline Correctness: - Tables: colspan/rowspan support (merged cells kept their columns), all header rows in a single table.header (Typst rejects more than one), and a colspan-aware column count. - Asset paths are extension-less: Typst detects the image format from the bytes (verified against the engine); a wrongly guessed known extension was the only way to make good bytes fail. Deletes the mime/sniffing/URL machinery and the image-meta dependency. - Valid-KaTeX commands tex2typst can't translate fail the export loudly; documented in the README with a measured comparison (tex2typst 28/32 vs mitex-wasm 14/32 on a KaTeX corpus; tylax has no npm artifact). - declarePdfUA: decodes filtered XMP streams, handles self-closing rdf:Description, $-safe splicing, and throws if the identifier can't be injected; rewritten with the UA declarations documented in place. - compileBrowser: honest singleton contract (option changes throw, config documented as fixed at first compile), serialized compiles, and real browser tests of the wasm path. - Image resolve failures fail exports loudly (repo error doctrine); the CORS proxy passes data:/blob: URLs through untouched. - Email exporter: column content renders flat (no double indent, no nesting-level bump); escStr treats lone CR as a line break; numbered lists keep start: 0; font rewrites are $-safe. - Diagram labels use the exporter's full font list (CJK + emoji fallbacks). Options & API: - TypstDocumentOptions gains paper/margin; blocksToPdfUA documents the tagged-but-unclaimed composition; escStr/imageExtension/PT dropped from the public API (PIXELS_PER_POINT is per-mapping, like the pdf exporter). Test document & fixtures: - Shared doc gains an advanced table (two header rows, colspan, rowspan), a hard line break, and an empty paragraph - surfacing that odt/react-pdf/ email exporters silently drop cell merges (follow-up). - The shared test resolver serves a real decodable JPEG; typst tests are network-free; NodeCompiler test boilerplate lives in one shared helper; binary snapshots share the common util with an .actual dump on mismatch. - Generated example copies moved into src/ (the docs generator only copies src/**) and the docs site builds the pdf-ua demo (Turbopack resolveAlias + a version-derived CDN wasm stub; portable new URL font assets). Infra: - vp task input specs fixed for shared/ (root-level sources) and gen (shared test doc + generated copies) - stale cache replays clobbered fresh builds. - pdfua test gates throw when verapdf/pdftoppm are missing instead of silently passing; CI installs poppler and the official veraPDF container image, pinned by digest, via tests/scripts/install-pdf-tooling.sh. - Playground gains the typst deps + Vercel build aliases; minimum release age exclusions narrowed to the exact typst packages. - Example 11: usePdfUA hook (effect-with-cleanup idiom), font fetch retry, single object-URL lifecycle. * fix(typst): review pass-3 fixes, fully offline fonts, pinned poppler rasterizer - exporter: append-only asset registry (create a fresh exporter per export; removes the clear/fetch-cache machinery and its races), blank-line sentinel for empty paragraphs, alignment scoped to a block's own content (nested children keep theirs), core getColspan/getRowspan in the table mapping, asset-key collision throw in blocksToPdfUA - compile: actually disable CDN font assets (typst.ts force-loads its 'text' fonts from jsdelivr without the explicit opt-out marker); font compatibility check by content fingerprint (length + first 256 bytes) instead of reference identity; PDF/UA identifier spliced at the first rdf:Description open tag - fonts: bundle NewCMMath (Typst's math font) in the example and shared assets; per-file `new URL` literals (Turbopack collapses template paths to a single asset); genDocs copies binary example files byte-for-byte (UTF-8 round-trip corrupted every byte >= 0x80) - docs: serve the compiler wasm as a local static asset instead of jsdelivr; drop the dead webpack config (Next 16 builds with Turbopack) - docx/odt: hard line breaks (shift+enter) emit <w:cr/> resp. <text:line-break/> instead of raw LF that viewers ignore/collapse - tests: rasterize pdf/ua visual snapshots through a digest-pinned poppler container (byte-stable across environments; regenerate baselines once docker is available), verapdf shim zero-arg and .pdf-suffix fixes, shared isPdf/PNG test utils, NodeCompiler reuse in typstTestUtil - example: debounce before reading editor.document, diagram preview reads the editor font at render time * refactor(typst): split into xl-typst-exporter + Typst-based PDFExporter in xl-pdf-exporter - new @blocknote/xl-typst-exporter: the pure Typst layer (TypstExporter, default mappings, custom-mapping helpers) with no compile/PDF deps - the same mappings serve .typ export and PDF export - @blocknote/xl-pdf-exporter root is now the Typst-based PDFExporter (toBytes/toBlob; asset merge + collision check + compile + declare folded into toBytes, blocksToPdfUA no longer exported). declarePdfUA is a default-on opt-out (a tagged-but-unclaimed PDF is honest when a document is known not to conform); compileTypstToTaggedPdf/declarePdfUA stay exported for custom/server-side composition - the react-pdf exporter moved to the /react-pdf subpath (only exposure, so its dependency tree tree-shakes out of the root graph), with @deprecated tags on it, its mappings, and math/diagram's react-pdf mappings; the react-pdf example is marked deprecated - xl-pdf-renderer-2 removed (never published); all imports, deps, aliases, docs deps, CI tooling script updated; pdf-ua example and tests use the new PDFExporter API - build task outputs now declare types/** (a cache replay restoring only dist/ left consumers without declarations); xl-pdf-exporter tsconfig gets node types for the moved pdfua suites * docs(typst): export docs + review-driven packaging and API hardening - docs: rewrite the PDF export page for the Typst-based PDFExporter (simple-first CDN path, fonts & offline use, PDF/UA guidance, custom Typst mappings, deprecated react-pdf section), add the Typst export page, update supported formats and the math/diagram block pages - inline mappings now return Typst *markup* (leading #), so inline results compose by plain concatenation: block mappings use exporter.transformInlineContent(content).join("") - the same base Exporter seam as the other exporters - and the joinInline helper is gone (output byte-identical, verified by unchanged snapshots) - packaging (from design review): LICENSE for xl-typst-exporter; react/react-dom/@react-pdf/renderer become optional peers (react-pdf serves only the deprecated subpath); dead ./style.css export removed; xl-pdf-exporter manifest describes the actual product; stale types/ output cleaned; missing xl-multi-column test alias + stale externals fixed in xl-typst-exporter's vite config - API polish: toBytes/toBlob options optional, TypstExporterOptions exported, stale toBlob references removed from react-pdf docstrings, react-pdf example marked deprecated * fix(docs): demo page still imported the react-pdf exporter from the package root The /demo page (outside the generated example trees) kept the old root import; local builds masked it by resolving a stale workspace dist. Point it at the deprecated /react-pdf subpath - migrating the demo's PDF action to the Typst-based PDFExporter rides the examples/docs follow-up pass. * fix(ci): e2e failure artifacts were never uploaded .vitest-attachments is a dot-directory and upload-artifact excludes hidden files by default, so the failure-artifact step always warned 'No files were found' and uploaded nothing - exactly when the actual screenshots are needed to inspect (or adopt) a changed baseline. * fix: address CodeRabbit review findings - compileBrowser: compare getModule's resolved module by canonical key (a fresh `new URL(...)` per call - the docstring's own recommended pattern - spuriously failed the identity check on every compile after the first) - declarePdfUA: only accept an existing pdfuaid:part=1 claim; any other existing identifier (part 2, empty) now throws instead of being silently endorsed (+ regression tests) - typst tables: honor headerCols like the other exporters (header-column cells get the header treatment; Typst has no per-cell TH tag) - TypstExporter: default options per key so an explicitly-undefined `colors` can't crash color lookups (+ test) - pdfua visual snapshot rasterizes the *declared* PDF users receive, not the pre-declaration compile output - binaryFileSnapshotUtil: create the baseline dir before the .actual diagnostic write so it can't ENOENT-mask the mismatch error - @deprecated on mathBlockMapping (react-pdf) for parity; example download control is a real <button>; template says pnpm not npm; README typo * ci: add update-e2e-screenshots dispatch workflow Regenerates the Linux screenshot baselines in the same Playwright container the e2e jobs use and uploads them as an artifact - the push-button alternative to a local dockerized e2e:updateSnaps run. * ci: allow triggering the screenshot workflow from the feature branch * test: regenerate Linux e2e screenshot baselines Regenerated via the update-e2e-screenshots workflow in the same Playwright container CI uses. The email exports grew with the shared test document (advanced table, hard line break); the react-pdf export gained a page and its placeholder images changed color with the decodable test-resolver JPEG. Inspected page by page - layouts match the darwin baselines. * ci: drop the temporary branch trigger from the screenshot workflow The push-on-self trigger existed only because workflow_dispatch requires the file on the default branch; the regeneration is done, and after merge the workflow is dispatchable normally. * ci: pass the screenshot filter via env, not template expansion Template-level expansion of a workflow_dispatch input into run: is a code-injection vector (zizmor template-injection); the env indirection keeps the input out of the generated script. * feat(pdf): bundled default fonts, CDN-free by default; ODT cell merges; demo + example simplification - PDFExporter now ships editor-matching default fonts (Inter, Geist Mono, New Computer Modern Math, Noto Color Emoji) as lazily-imported package chunks - the react-pdf exporter's own embedding mechanism. The compile options' fonts and emojiFont default independently ('undefined' = use the default, explicit [] = none), and emojiFontFamily defaults to the bundled emoji font's family. Math fonts are required: the compiler wasm embeds no fonts at all (verified - fontless math fails to compile) - preloadDefaultFonts flips to default-false: zero-config exports make no font CDN requests (Typst's stock fonts become opt-in fallback faces) - ODT tables: colspan/rowspan support - span attributes plus the covered-table-cell placeholders ODF requires at every covered grid position, with a spanned-track-aware column count - docs /demo page PDF action migrated to the Typst PDFExporter (zero-config + bundled wasm); react-pdf fully out of the page - pdf-ua example: font bundling machinery removed (the defaults are byte-identical - verified via identical output PDF); 12MB of vendored fonts deleted; single Noto copy remains under shared/assets - vp build tasks: declare types/** as outputs across all packages (cache replays restored dist without declarations) * chore(e2e): docker-only policy for the browser suite - testing skill + CLAUDE.md: never run the browser suite natively - the screenshot matcher silently *seeds* per-platform baselines for every test that has none (passing without comparing), and several suites genuinely behave differently off-Linux (font-metric-dependent caret placement vs platform-shared JSON snapshots) - gitignore -darwin/-win32 screenshot baselines as a backstop and remove the previously committed darwin set - only -linux baselines are tracked, generated and compared inside the container - docker-run.sh: mount shared/testDocumentBlocks.ts (created when the shared test document was split; the mount whitelist lagged, breaking every dockerized run on this branch) Validated: the dockerized suite discovers the identical 150 files / 900 tests as a native run (incl. colocated packages/*/src browser tests) and passes against the Linux baselines in ~6 minutes. * chore: review cleanups - drop generated docs agent files and redundant workflow - docs/AGENTS.md + docs/CLAUDE.md are Next.js postinstall artifacts that rode in on a bulk add; removed and gitignored so they stay local - update-e2e-screenshots workflow removed: it existed for CI-side Linux baseline regeneration while local docker was unavailable; with the docker-only e2e policy, vp run e2e:updateSnaps covers it (build.yml's include-hidden-files failure-artifact fix is unaffected) * test(docx): regenerate the snapshot under main's per-list numbering The merge combined both sides' snapshot edits textually; the numbering rework from main (#2976) allocates different w:numId values, so the snapshot is regenerated under the merged code. * fix(typst): compute table header-column styling from true start tracks A row-spanning cell keeps covering its tracks in later rows, so a row's supplied cells flow past them - the per-row colspan counter mis-attributed header-column styling to whatever cell was supplied first (review finding). Start columns are now computed with row-span occupancy, header rows included since their spans reach into body rows. Regression: headerCols with a two-row span in the header column. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #2225
Problem
Every bullet/numbered list item was exported with a single shared numbering reference (
blocknote-numbered-list/blocknote-bullet-list), sodocxassigned them all onew:numId. Word treats a sharednumIdas one continuous list, so two separate lists carried on each other's numbering (list two started at 3, 4… instead of 1, 2) and bullets never restarted.Fix
docxauto-creates a distinct concrete numbering (its ownw:numId) for each(reference, instance)pair referenced by a paragraph. SoDOCXExporter.transformBlocksnow assigns each maximal run of consecutive same-type sibling list items its own numbering instance, using a document-global counter:The instance is passed to the docx block mappings through the existing
numberedListIndexmapping slot.Test
should give each list its own numbering instancebuilds two numbered lists split by a paragraph plus a bullet list, and asserts items within a list share anumIdwhile separate lists (and nested sub-lists) get their own. It fails onmain(all share onenumId) and passes with this change. Thebasic/document.xmlsnapshot is updated accordingly (distinctnumIds per list).Summary by CodeRabbit
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