fix: return a model run's native bytes instead of raising on a non-JSON 200 - #145
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`client.models.run()` called `resp.json()` on every 2xx, so a model whose
partner answers a generation directly as a file — raw `audio/mpeg` for the two
ElevenLabs models, the first binary direct-return models in the Router catalog —
raised `ComfyError` with `code="invalid_response"`, chained from
`UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0xff` (the MP3 frame sync
after the ID3 header). The generation had already run and already been billed;
the SDK threw the result away. Those models were unusable from this SDK.
The run route's published 200 declares two branches — `application/json` and a
`*/*` `format: binary` one — and says a client MUST branch on the response
`Content-Type` rather than assume a JSON document. `post_model_run` now parses
through a new `_Prepared.parse_run_result` that does exactly that:
`application/json` (or a `+json` suffix type) decodes to a `dict` exactly as
before, and anything else returns `BinaryResult(content, content_type,
request_id)` holding the partner's bytes verbatim — not base64-encoded, not
wrapped in a dict, not decoded or transcoded. A 2xx that names no `Content-Type`
keeps an empty body as `{}` and a parseable body as a dict, and becomes a
`BinaryResult` with `content_type=""` only when a non-empty body will not parse.
`parse_or_raise` is untouched and still serves every other operation, including
its reading of an undecodable success as a proxy interstitial — which stays
correct for a route whose only declared success media type is JSON, and which
still fires on this route when the `Content-Type` claims JSON and the body does
not parse. The one behaviour it gives up is the non-JSON-media-type case on the
run route: the SDK cannot tell an interstitial from a partner's native text
output, and on this route the contract says the body is the partner's, so a
`text/html` 200 now reaches the caller as bytes rather than discarding a
generation they were billed for.
Nothing moves out of `translating(...)`, so a failure on the binary path still
carries `.idempotency_key` and an `Idempotent-Replayed` binary 200 comes back
the way a first run does.
`scripts/check_drift.py` and `tests/test_router_spec_contract.py` now also
compare the media types that route's 200 declares against the two the SDK
branches on, so a sync that drops the `*/*` branch or adds a third one fails
rather than leaving the branch silently dead or incomplete.
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In `@src/comfy_sdk/models.py`:
- Around line 161-162: Correct the documentation claim about unwrapped provider
payloads: in src/comfy_sdk/models.py lines 161-162 and README.md lines 434-435,
state that JSON results are returned directly while binary responses are wrapped
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In `@tests/test_models_run_binary.py`:
- Around line 134-140: Update
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the no-wrapper claim for binary results.
BinaryResult wraps non-JSON provider bytes with content_type and request_id. State that JSON results are returned directly, while binary results use BinaryResult.
src/comfy_sdk/models.py#L161-L162: qualify the statement for JSON responses or introduce the two result shapes before making it.README.md#L434-L435: qualify the statement for JSON responses or state that binary responses useBinaryResult.
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In `@src/comfy_sdk/models.py` around lines 161 - 162, Correct the documentation
claim about unwrapped provider payloads: in src/comfy_sdk/models.py lines
161-162 and README.md lines 434-435, state that JSON results are returned
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| def test_a_json_content_type_with_a_charset_is_still_the_dict_branch(server) -> None: | ||
| # `application/json; charset=utf-8` is JSON. Branching on the raw header | ||
| # rather than its media type would have sent it down the binary path. | ||
| server.state.model_run_binary_body = None | ||
| with Comfy(retry=NO_RETRY) as client: | ||
| result = client.models.run(MODEL, ARGS) | ||
| assert result == server.state.model_run_result |
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The test does not serve the Content-Type its name and comment claim.
model_run_binary_body = None makes the stub answer through _json, which sends Content-Type: application/json with no parameter (tests/conftest.py line 318). The charset variant is never sent, so this test cannot fail if parse_run_result branched on the raw header instead of the bare media type. End-to-end coverage of the parameterized JSON header is missing; only the unit table at line 363 covers media_type.
Serve the header the test is about by reusing the binary knobs with a JSON body and a parameterized JSON content type.
As per path instructions, tests must "exercise the described behavior rather than just asserting current output".
💚 Proposed fix to serve the charset header
def test_a_json_content_type_with_a_charset_is_still_the_dict_branch(server) -> None:
# `application/json; charset=utf-8` is JSON. Branching on the raw header
# rather than its media type would have sent it down the binary path.
- server.state.model_run_binary_body = None
+ server.state.model_run_binary_body = b'{"images": [], "seed": 7}'
+ server.state.model_run_binary_content_type = "application/json; charset=utf-8"
with Comfy(retry=NO_RETRY) as client:
result = client.models.run(MODEL, ARGS)
- assert result == server.state.model_run_result
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| def test_a_json_content_type_with_a_charset_is_still_the_dict_branch(server) -> None: | |
| # `application/json; charset=utf-8` is JSON. Branching on the raw header | |
| # rather than its media type would have sent it down the binary path. | |
| server.state.model_run_binary_body = None | |
| with Comfy(retry=NO_RETRY) as client: | |
| result = client.models.run(MODEL, ARGS) | |
| assert result == server.state.model_run_result | |
| def test_a_json_content_type_with_a_charset_is_still_the_dict_branch(server) -> None: | |
| # `application/json; charset=utf-8` is JSON. Branching on the raw header | |
| # rather than its media type would have sent it down the binary path. | |
| server.state.model_run_binary_body = b'{"images": [], "seed": 7}' | |
| server.state.model_run_binary_content_type = "application/json; charset=utf-8" | |
| with Comfy(retry=NO_RETRY) as client: | |
| result = client.models.run(MODEL, ARGS) | |
| assert result == {"images": [], "seed": 7} |
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In `@tests/test_models_run_binary.py` around lines 134 - 140, Update
test_a_json_content_type_with_a_charset_is_still_the_dict_branch to configure
the stub’s binary response controls with the JSON result body and Content-Type
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| ⚪ Nit | 3 |
Panel: 6/6 reviewers contributed findings.
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| body_excerpt=_body_excerpt(resp), | ||
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| return cast("dict[str, Any]", resp.json()) |
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🟡 Medium — The no-Content-Type fallback does cast("dict[str, Any]", resp.json()) without checking that the parsed value is an object, so a headerless body of null, [...], or a bare scalar is returned as None/list/int, outside the declared dict | BinaryResult union — a caller who narrows with isinstance(result, BinaryResult) then gets a bare TypeError on result["images"]. On this path it also re-opens the failure the PR exists to fix: a short binary body that happens to be valid JSON (all-ASCII digits) is swallowed as a scalar and the generation's bytes are lost. Decode into a temporary and only accept it when isinstance(value, dict), falling through to _binary_result otherwise; the same unchecked cast is in _decode_json. Raised by 5 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case, kimi-k3-high adversarial, kimi-k3-high edge-case).
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| if resp.status_code in ok: | ||
| media = media_type(resp.headers.get("Content-Type")) |
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🟡 Medium — httpx.Headers.get joins repeated headers with ", " (behaviour this codebase already documents in clean_request_id), so a response carrying Content-Type twice — which intermediaries do emit — yields "application/json, application/json". media_type only strips at the first ;, so is_json_media_type returns False and a perfectly good JSON result is handed back as an opaque BinaryResult. Since .json() used to be called unconditionally, that is a silent regression for existing JSON callers; splitting on , as well as ; in media_type closes it. Raised by 2 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
| if media: | ||
| if is_json_media_type(media): | ||
| return self._decode_json(resp) | ||
| return self._binary_result(resp) |
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🟡 Medium — Every non-JSON 2xx is now a success, so an intermediary's text/html 200 interstitial or a plain-text no healthy upstream is returned as a generation, and a caller following the documented pattern writes that error page into hello.mp3 with nothing on BinaryResult to distinguish it from real output. The tradeoff is deliberate and documented, but it need not be this wide: the route's own 200 guarantees X-Comfy-Request-Id (the new test_the_200_promises_the_headers_a_binary_result_is_built_from asserts exactly that) and _binary_result already computes it via _request_id(resp) — gating the binary branch on that header, or on a non-text/* media type, keeps an interstitial that never reached Router failing loudly while still fixing the audio case. Raised by 4 of 6 reviewers (gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, kimi-k3-high adversarial).
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🟢 Low — The empty-body guard exists on the JSON path and on the no-Content-Type path but not here, so a 200 carrying Content-Type: audio/mpeg with a zero-length body returns BinaryResult(content=b"") as a successful generation. A body-stripping intermediary or a Content-Length: 0 answer therefore ends up written to disk as a 0-byte media file with nothing raised for the caller to react to. Raised by 2 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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| # is that the native output comes back unchanged. | ||
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🟢 Low — The binary branch both materializes and retains the entire body — raw_request buffers the response and BinaryResult.content holds it for as long as the caller keeps the object — with no size cap and no streaming alternative, even though the transport already has an open() streaming hatch and the docs advertise video/mp4 as a possible type. A malfunctioning or hostile upstream can force an arbitrary-size allocation per run bounded only by MODEL_RUN_TIMEOUT, and a caller whose only intent is to write the file to disk has no way to avoid holding all of it in memory. Raised by 3 of 6 reviewers (gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, kimi-k3-high adversarial).
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| content_type=resp.headers.get("Content-Type", ""), |
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🟢 Low — content_type is stored verbatim from a partner-controlled header, while every other header this SDK surfaces is reduced first (request_id through clean_request_id, body text through clean_body_excerpt) precisely so server-supplied text is bounded and safe to display. It is unbounded in length and can carry ESC/C1 control bytes, and the README tells callers to print(result.content_type). Bounding and stripping control characters the way the other server-supplied strings are would keep the meaningful parameters (audio/L16; rate=16000) without putting raw server text on a terminal or into a log line. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial).
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| return cast("dict[str, Any]", resp.json()) | ||
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🟢 Low — This fallback probes arbitrary headerless bytes with the JSON decoder but catches only ValueError; a sufficiently deeply nested yet syntactically valid byte sequence (a long run of [) makes json raise RecursionError, which is not a ValueError and so escapes as a raw exception instead of falling through to BinaryResult. Widening the except to (ValueError, RecursionError) keeps the probe total. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case).
| # exactly two -- JSON to a dict, anything else to a BinaryResult -- so a | ||
| # sync that drops or adds one changes what `post_model_run` must return. | ||
| responses = paths[declared[0]]["post"].get("responses") | ||
| if not isinstance(responses, dict) or not isinstance(responses.get("200"), dict): |
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⚪ Nit — responses.get("200") assumes the status code is a quoted YAML key. The vendored spec quotes it today, but PyYAML parses an unquoted 200: as the integer 200, so a future sync from a generator that does not quote status codes would fail this gate with the misleading "runRouterModel declares no 200 response" rather than reporting real drift. Looking up both "200" and 200 — as _declared_router_error_types defensively handles its own shape changes — keeps the message honest. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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| headers = {**(headers or {}), "X-Comfy-Request-Id": state.model_run_request_id} | ||
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⚪ Nit — _serve_run_result ignores its payload argument whenever state.model_run_binary_body is set, so the Idempotent-Replayed branch re-serves the current global binary body instead of the record stored against that key. test_a_replayed_binary_200_is_returned_like_a_first_run reads as asserting that the recorded result is what comes back, but it would pass even if the stub's per-key record were wrong or empty — on the one path where serving the wrong record means double-billing. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial).
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⚪ Nit — test_a_json_content_type_with_a_charset_is_still_the_dict_branch never serves a charset: with model_run_binary_body = None the stub falls through to _json, which sends a bare Content-Type: application/json. The test is therefore identical to the plain JSON run test and would still pass if media_type stopped stripping parameters, leaving that property covered only by the media_type unit test. Setting model_run_binary_body = b'{...}' with model_run_binary_content_type = "application/json; charset=utf-8", as the sibling +json test does, would actually exercise it. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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Some models on Comfy Router hand back a file, not a JSON document — the two ElevenLabs models answer a generation as raw
audio/mpegbytes. The SDK assumed every successful response was JSON, tried to decode the MP3 as text, and blew up withComfyError: Could not decode the 200 response body as JSON. The generation had already run and already been billed; the SDK threw the audio away. Nowmodels.run()looks at the response'sContent-Typefirst: JSON still comes back as adictexactly as before, and anything else comes back as aBinaryResultyou can write straight to a file.What changed
comfy_low.transport._Prepared.parse_run_resultis a new sibling ofparse_or_raise, used bypost_model_runand nothing else. On a success status it branches on the responseContent-Type:application/json, or a+jsonsuffix typedict— unchanged, including{}for an empty body andinvalid_responsewhen the body will not parseaudio/mpeg,audio/L16; rate=16000, ...)BinaryResult(content, content_type, request_id)Content-Typeat all{}if the body is empty,dictif it parses, otherwiseBinaryResultwithcontent_type=""BinaryResultis a frozen dataclass exported from bothcomfy_sdkandcomfy_low, exposing exactly the three fields the design called for. The bytes are the partner's file verbatim — not base64-encoded, not wrapped in a dict, not decoded or transcoded.content_typeis the header including its parameters, because for some partner media types the parameters are part of what the bytes are: ElevenLabs'pcm_*output formats arrive asaudio/L16; rate=16000and the sample rate is not decoration.Models.run/AsyncModels.runand bothpost_model_runmethods are now annotateddict[str, Any] | BinaryResult. Nothing moves out oftranslating(...), so a failure on the binary path still carries.idempotency_keyand anIdempotent-Replayedbinary 200 comes back the way a first run does.scripts/check_drift.pyandtests/test_router_spec_contract.pyalso gained a comparison of the media types the run route's 200 declares against the two the SDK branches on — so a future spec sync that drops the*/*branch, or adds a third one, fails CI rather than leaving the branch silently dead or silently incomplete.Chesterton's Fence — the guard this changes, and why the history says it is right
parse_or_raise's "a proxy interstitial served as 200" reading is untouched and still serves every other operation. It also still fires on the run route, for the case it was actually written for: aContent-Typethat claims JSON over a body that does not parse. That branch is where the reading belongs, because there the response promised a document and did not deliver one.What the run route gives up is that reading for a non-JSON media type. The commit that introduced the guard did so to make a lost result translatable and stamped — "on
models.runthis is a generation that ran and was billed with the result lost, which is exactly the failure theIdempotency-Keyhas to ride out on." On a binary 200 the result is not lost: it is sitting in the body. So honouring the declared media type serves the original intent rather than working against it, and the SDK cannot distinguish an interstitial from a partner's own text output anyway. Atext/html200 now reaches the caller as bytes they can inspect, which is strictly more information than an exception that discards them.Self-review notes
if media: ... return self._binary_result(resp)— it is the one place an existingraisebecame areturn. It is bounded topost_model_run:parse_or_raiseis byte-for-byte the same behaviour for all eleven other operations, whose routes declareapplication/jsonas their only success media type. The branch is on the declared type rather than on whether the bytes parse, so a JSON model cannot fall into it (test_a_json_content_type_with_a_charset_is_still_the_dict_branch,test_a_json_suffix_media_type_is_the_dict_branch), andapplication/jsonlinesis explicitly not JSON — astartswithtest would have decoded it as a document.post_model_runhas exactly two consumers, both incomfy_sdk/models.py, both of which return the transport's value directly. Nothing else insrc/reads a run result, so there is no caller left indexing adictthat might now be aBinaryResult.__repr__is hand-written on purpose. A frozen dataclass's default repr would print every byte of a multi-megabyte audio file into a traceback, a REPL echo or a CI log. Asserted (test_binary_result_repr_does_not_dump_the_body).raisethe run route keeps is the pre-existing JSON-that-will-not-parse one.models.runwill now be asked to narrow. That is deliberate — it is the point of the annotation — and the SDK is pre-1.0, so it is noted in the changelog under Added rather than gated behind a flag. There is no runtime flag mechanism in this SDK, and the current behaviour is an exception rather than a contract anyone can depend on.How this was verified
spec/router-openapi.yamlis byte-identical toComfy-Org/cloud@main'sservices/comfy-api/spec/router-openapi.yaml(diffreturned no output), and the*/*format: binarybranch onrunRouterModel's 200 is already present there — it landed in the last sync. So there is no spec diff in this PR; the file is already current, and the new drift check is what keeps it honest from here.services/comfy-api/docs/router-schemas/elevenlabs/eleven_v3.jsondeclares its 200 ascontent: {"*/*": {type: string, format: binary}}with the description "Raw audio bytes. The Content-Type and encoding follow the requested output_format and are forwarded from ElevenLabs."runRouterModel200 content maps inspected: 2 declare aformat: binary200 (elevenlabs/eleven_v3,elevenlabs/eleven_sfx_v2) and the remaining 205 areapplication/json-only. Those 205 are exactly the models whose result shape this PR must not change, and the JSON branch is unchanged for all of them.pytest— 812 passed, 4 skipped (809 before this PR's spec-contract additions; 44 of the passing tests are the new binary-200 file).ruff check .clean,ruff format --check .clean (53 files),mypy srcclean (19 files),scripts/check_drift.pyall three checks OK,scripts/check_public_repo_hygiene.pyOK.Residual
Not verified against the live service. Every test here drives the repo's stdlib stub server. The reported repro —
client.models.run("elevenlabs/eleven_v3", ...)against production Router — was not run, because a live run is a billed generation against a paid partner API and this environment holds no credential for it. The stub reproduces the reported failure shape exactly (200,audio/mpeg, an ID3 header followed by a0xff 0xfbMP3 frame sync — the same0xffthe originalUnicodeDecodeErrornamed), and the server contract was verified statically as described above, but nobody has yet confirmed end to end that a realeleven_v3call returns audio through this SDK. A human with a Router credential should make one liveeleven_v3call before this is treated as closed.elevenlabs/eleven_sfx_v2is untouched and still expected to fail. It is one of the two binary models and it is named in the report, but its failure is a422on the Router route itself — a server-side binding bug tracked separately, not something this SDK change can fix. This PR makes the SDK ready for it; the model will still not run until the server side lands.eleven_v3is the one to verify against in the meantime.Buffered, not streamed. The whole binary body is read into memory (
resp.content) beforeBinaryResultis constructed. That matches what the server itself does today and was explicitly out of scope, but it means a large binary result is fully resident in the client process. Streaming the body — and the bound that would need — is deliberately left for a follow-up, and it is the obvious next question once video-shaped binary models enter the catalog.No decoding or transcoding. The SDK hands back bytes and a content type and nothing more. Deliberate, and stated here so it is not mistaken for an oversight.
Sibling SDKs are unfixed. The same JSON-only assumption is present in the TypeScript SDK (
src/sdk/models.ts) and the Go SDK (comfylow/transport.go'sPostModelRun, which returnsmap[string]any). Both are separate repositories and separate tickets; nothing here changes them, so the two ElevenLabs models remain unusable from those two SDKs.Artifacts named in the report that could not be read. The originating trace lives in an internal observability tool that is not reachable from this environment, and the sibling/related issues referenced in the report were named to me by identifier only — their bodies were never fetched and are not reachable from here. None of them is quoted or linked in this PR, since this repository is public. The conclusions above rest on the two artifacts that were read directly: the upstream spec file and the per-model schema.
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pytest: 812 passed, 4 skipped;ruff check .: clean;ruff format --check .: 53 files already formatted;mypy src: no issues in 19 source files;scripts/check_drift.py: 3/3 OK;scripts/check_public_repo_hygiene.py: OK; upstream spec diff: byte-identical; 207-schema corpus sweep: 2 binary / 205 JSON-only## Residual;spec/router-openapi.yamlis not modified because it was verified already byte-identical to upstream, so the "re-sync" acceptance item is satisfied by verification rather than by a diffSummary by CodeRabbit
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BinaryResulttype for accessing binary response data.Bug Fixes