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Summary

Merge both commits from fix/xlsx-financial-report-borders into main, as requested by the maintainer:

  • Replace the shared benchmark's PyMuPDF dependency with an Apache PDFBox 3.0.8 helper. Preserve scoring weights, record evaluator identity, reject mixed-evaluator filtered reports, and preserve dependency license/notice resources.
  • Include the earlier XLSX rendering fix for default/unnamed fonts, Calibri print metrics, double-border precedence, merged headings, and low-memory page flushing, together with its regression tests.
  • Update benchmark setup documentation and launchers. Java 11+ and a one-time Maven build are now required for shared benchmark evaluation. MiniPdf public conversion APIs are unchanged.

This is the protected-branch PR path after a direct push to main was rejected. No branch protection bypass is requested.

Validation

Exact commands and results:

  • mvn -o -f tests\MiniPdf.Benchmark\pdfbox\pom.xml package — passed; helper built with dependency licenses/notices retained.
  • py -3.12 -m unittest discover -s tests\MiniPdf.Benchmark -p test_pdfbox_backend.py -v — passed, 11 tests; Python 3.12 has no PyMuPDF installed. Repeated successfully on the local merge with current main.
  • dotnet test tests\MiniPdf.Tests\MiniPdf.Tests.csproj --configuration Release --filter "FullyQualifiedName~ExcelToPdfConverterTests|FullyQualifiedName~XlsxIssueFileTests" --verbosity minimal — passed, 85 tests, zero failures/skips. Existing build warnings remain.
  • git diff HEAD^ HEAD --check — passed on the local merge.
  • python tests\MiniPdf.Benchmark\compare_pdfs.py --minipdf-dir artifacts\dotnet-benchmark\issue\xlsx\candidates --reference-dir tests\Issue_Files\office_xlsx --auxiliary-dir tests\Issue_Files\reference_xlsx --manifest artifacts\dotnet-benchmark\issue\xlsx\report\comparison_manifest.json --report-dir artifacts\pdfbox-migration\pymupdf-baseline --heatmaps --composite-images — completed with the old evaluator before migration: 24 cases, 21 comparable, 3 missing reference PDFs.
  • python tests\MiniPdf.Benchmark\compare_pdfs.py --minipdf-dir artifacts\dotnet-benchmark\issue\xlsx\candidates --reference-dir tests\Issue_Files\office_xlsx --auxiliary-dir tests\Issue_Files\reference_xlsx --manifest artifacts\dotnet-benchmark\issue\xlsx\report\comparison_manifest.json --report-dir artifacts\pdfbox-migration\pdfbox-baseline --heatmaps --composite-images — completed with PDFBox on the same inputs: the same 21 comparable cases and 3 missing references; 121 page pairs, unchanged page counts, and all expected report images present.

The comparable-case mean changed from 0.8768 to 0.8819 due to the evaluator change, not a MiniPdf rendering improvement. Individual scores move in both directions; establish a fresh PDFBox baseline rather than comparing these evaluators or automatically lowering thresholds. The missing reference cases are XlsxIssue75, XlsxIssue82_5mb, and XlsxIssue82_SampleTestData5mb.

Local evidence is retained under artifacts\pdfbox-migration\ (including verification.json and input hashes); it is not attached to this PR or committed. Candidate PDFs were reused for evaluator migration validation; a new full converter visual run was not performed during this merge request. Runtime libraries/fonts and standalone historical PyMuPDF diagnostic scripts remain outside this migration; this is not complete ASF release clearance.

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  • The change is focused and does not include unrelated formatting or generated files.
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  • User-facing documentation is updated, including translated README files when the English README changed.
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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved Excel-to-PDF rendering for font fallbacks, Calibri text and column sizing, row heights, chart headings, and unsupported scripts.
    • Double borders now render with clearer line weights and more consistent results around merged cells, shared edges, and page breaks.
  • Documentation

    • Expanded guidance on Excel rendering behavior and benchmark evaluation, including setup requirements and score compatibility.

shps951023 and others added 2 commits November 13, 2026 22:55
Resolve unnamed font families and default cell fonts, calibrate Calibri print metrics, and render double borders with shared-edge precedence. Preserve merged heading sizing, chart placement, and Unicode fallback.

Flush border conflicts per page to preserve low-memory conversion. Add rendering and multi-page low-memory regression coverage.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
Preserve scoring weights, identify evaluator versions, prevent mixed-baseline merges, and add backend integration coverage and license preservation.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
Copilot AI balanced review requested due to automatic review settings November 14, 2026 06:14
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The changes update XLSX font, row-height, column-width, and border rendering. They also replace PyMuPDF with a PDFBox helper in the shared PDF benchmark and add evaluator metadata, validation, setup instructions, and tests.

Changes: XLSX Rendering

Layer / File(s) Summary
Workbook font and row defaults
src/MiniPdf/ExcelReader.cs, tests/MiniPdf.Tests/ExcelToPdfConverterTests.cs, tests/MiniPdf.Tests/XlsxIssueFileTests.cs
Workbook Normal font settings now inform font-style and row-height parsing. Cells without a valid style index inherit style index 0. Calibri 11 default row height and digit-width calibration are updated, with tests for font defaults and row spacing.
Text measurement and column layout
src/MiniPdf/ExcelToPdfConverter.cs, tests/MiniPdf.Tests/ExcelToPdfConverterTests.cs
Rendering uses preferred Calibri metrics where enabled and falls back when text cannot be measured. Chart headings beyond populated data columns and horizontal merged-cell origins receive updated column-width handling. Tests cover font fallback, print metrics, merged headings, and chart anchors.
Border buffering and rendering
src/MiniPdf/ExcelToPdfConverter.cs, tests/MiniPdf.Tests/ExcelToPdfConverterTests.cs, FEATURE_PARITY.md
Cell borders are queued and flushed at page transitions and row completion. Double borders use paired strokes, and overlapping non-double edges are segmented around double-border intervals. Tests and parity documentation cover these behaviors.

PDFBox Benchmark

Layer / File(s) Summary
PDFBox helper and Python transport
tests/MiniPdf.Benchmark/pdfbox/pom.xml, tests/MiniPdf.Benchmark/pdfbox/src/main/java/BenchmarkPdfBox.java, tests/MiniPdf.Benchmark/pdfbox_backend.py
A Java 11 Maven helper uses PDFBox 3.0.8 for page counts, text spans, and RGB renders. The Python backend exchanges framed requests and responses, validates data, and manages the helper process.
PDF comparison and evaluator reporting
tests/MiniPdf.Benchmark/compare_pdfs.py, tests/MiniPdf.Benchmark/test_pdfbox_backend.py, tests/MiniPdf.Benchmark/README.md
The comparison script uses PDFBox for page counts, text extraction, and visual scoring. Results include evaluator metadata, and filtered merges reject results with different evaluator metadata. Tests cover backend operations, reports, errors, and score handling.
Benchmark prerequisites and launch scripts
scripts/Run-Benchmark*.ps1, tests/MiniPdf.Benchmark/run_benchmark*.py, tests/MiniPdf.Benchmark/README.md
The shared benchmark setup removes PyMuPDF from its prerequisites and documents Java, the built helper, and the remaining Python packages.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ComparePdfs
  participant PdfDocument
  participant BenchmarkPdfBox
  participant PDFBox
  ComparePdfs->>PdfDocument: request page count, text, or render
  PdfDocument->>BenchmarkPdfBox: send framed command
  BenchmarkPdfBox->>PDFBox: load and process PDF page
  PDFBox-->>BenchmarkPdfBox: return page data
  BenchmarkPdfBox-->>PdfDocument: send framed response
  PdfDocument-->>ComparePdfs: return decoded result
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to d2395

The benchmark launchers can present a stale report as a successful run when the comparator fails, and the first full PDFBox run can show false score drops against old PyMuPDF baselines. There are also edge-case XLSX layout issues with print scaling, theme versus explicit Normal fonts, and merged double borders. Fix the launcher exit-code handling before merging; the XLSX issues are lower impact.

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@mini-software/core-reviewers Could you please review this PR? It replaces PyMuPDF in the shared benchmark with PDFBox and includes the XLSX rendering fixes described above. Local validation passed: 85 targeted .NET tests and 11 benchmark integration tests. Evaluator migration evidence and known limitations are recorded in the PR description. Thank you.

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🟡 Changes recommended

Unresolved shared-border matching and font-selection issues can leave stray borders, misalign text, and incorrectly change row spacing and pagination.

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What changed in this PR

This PR migrates MiniPdf’s shared visual benchmark from PyMuPDF to Apache PDFBox and updates .NET XLSX rendering without changing public conversion APIs. Evaluator changes require a fresh benchmark baseline; score shifts alone do not indicate rendering improvements.

Changes:

  • Add a PDFBox helper, evaluator metadata, mixed-evaluator report protection, and integration tests.
  • Update XLSX font handling, print metrics, merged headings, and double-border rendering with regression tests.
  • Document Java/Maven setup and remove PyMuPDF from shared benchmark dependencies.
File Description
tests/​MiniPdf.Tests/​XlsxIssueFileTests.cs Adjust expected pagination scale.
tests/​MiniPdf.Tests/​ExcelToPdfConverterTests.cs Add XLSX rendering regression coverage.
tests/​MiniPdf.Benchmark/​test_pdfbox_backend.py Test PDFBox transport, scoring, reports, and notices.
tests/​MiniPdf.Benchmark/​run_benchmark.py Update prerequisite documentation.
tests/​MiniPdf.Benchmark/​run_benchmark_pptx.py Update PPTX prerequisite documentation.
tests/​MiniPdf.Benchmark/​run_benchmark_docx.py Update DOCX prerequisite documentation.
tests/​MiniPdf.Benchmark/​README.md Document evaluator setup and baseline migration.
tests/​MiniPdf.Benchmark/​pdfbox/​src/​main/​java/​BenchmarkPdfBox.java Implement PDF text extraction and RGB rendering.
tests/​MiniPdf.Benchmark/​pdfbox/​pom.xml Package the helper with dependency notices.
tests/​MiniPdf.Benchmark/​pdfbox_backend.py Add Python transport for the Java helper.
tests/​MiniPdf.Benchmark/​compare_pdfs.py Use PDFBox and track evaluator identity.
src/​MiniPdf/​ExcelToPdfConverter.cs Update font measurement, borders, and merged-heading sizing.
src/​MiniPdf/​ExcelReader.cs Resolve default fonts and apply Calibri print metrics.
scripts/​Run-Benchmark.ps1 Remove PyMuPDF installation.
scripts/​Run-Benchmark_pptx.ps1 Remove PyMuPDF installation.
scripts/​Run-Benchmark_issues.ps1 Remove PyMuPDF installation.
scripts/​Run-Benchmark_docx.ps1 Remove PyMuPDF installation.
FEATURE_PARITY.md Describe updated .NET XLSX rendering behavior.

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if (string.Equals(normalFontFamily, "Calibri", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) &&
Math.Abs(normalFontSize - 11f) < 0.001f && Math.Abs(defaultHeight - 15f) < 0.001f &&
fmtPr?.Attribute("customHeight")?.Value is not "1" and not "true")
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options.UseCalibriFontMetrics = sheets.Any(sheet => sheet.Rows.Any(row =>
row.Any(cell => cell.Bold && string.Equals(cell.FontName, "Calibri", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))));
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var doubleEdges = cellBorders.Where(border => border.Side.Style == "double")
.ToLookup(border => (Vertical: border.X1 == border.X2,
Position: border.X1 == border.X2 ? border.X1 : border.Y1));

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Major · Stop when the comparator fails. · Run-Benchmark_issues.ps1:325

scripts/Run-Benchmark_issues.ps1:325
Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Stop when the comparator fails.

If a filtered run encounters an old evaluator report, compare_pdfs.py rejects the merge. This launcher ignores the exit code, continues to the score check, and presents the existing report as a completed run. Check the exit code and exit nonzero before using the report. Apply the same check to the DOCX comparison at Line 408.

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Review comment at @scripts/Run-Benchmark_issues.ps1 at line 325:
Update the PDF comparison call in the launcher to check the comparator’s exit code and exit nonzero before using its report if comparison fails; apply the same failure handling to the DOCX comparison call. Preserve the existing score-check flow for successful comparisons.
Major · Propagate comparison failures. · run_benchmark_pptx.py:53-55

tests/MiniPdf.Benchmark/run_benchmark_pptx.py:53-55
Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Propagate comparison failures.

If the PDFBox helper is missing or a filtered report has a different evaluator, the comparator exits nonzero. run only prints a warning, so the pipeline analyzes any existing report and exits successfully. Make comparison failures stop the pipeline. Also check the Python exit code in scripts/Run-Benchmark_pptx.ps1 before opening an existing report.

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Review comment at @tests/MiniPdf.Benchmark/run_benchmark_pptx.py around lines 53 - 55:
Update the `run` function so a nonzero comparator result fails the pipeline instead of merely printing a warning; ensure this applies when the PDFBox helper is missing or the filtered report uses a different evaluator. In `Run-Benchmark_pptx.ps1`, check the Python process exit code before opening an existing report, and stop when it indicates failure.
Minor · Do not compare scores from different evaluators. · Run-Benchmark_issues.ps1:153-156

scripts/Run-Benchmark_issues.ps1:153-156
Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Do not compare scores from different evaluators.

On the first full PDFBox run, this function loads the old PyMuPDF scores. Show-ScoreDrops then compares them with PDFBox scores and can report a false regression. Check evaluator identity before comparing scores. The benchmark README requires a fresh PDFBox baseline.

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Review comment at @scripts/Run-Benchmark_issues.ps1 around lines 153 - 156:
Update Show-ScoreDrops to verify evaluator identity before comparing the loaded scores, and use only a fresh baseline from the same evaluator as the current run. Ensure old PyMuPDF scores are not compared with PDFBox results; establish evaluator identity using the existing benchmark data or metadata rather than assuming an unavailable field.
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tests/MiniPdf.Benchmark/pdfbox/src/main/java/BenchmarkPdfBox.java-51-51: 1

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Avoid traversing the complete document for each text request.

PDFBox 3.0.8 getText(document) traverses all pages, even when setStartPage and setEndPage select one page. Those settings restrict content processing, not page traversal. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

pdfbox_backend.py Lines 155-157 requests text separately for every page. An N-page PDF therefore causes N² page visits. This adds avoidable work for large reports.

Process only the requested page, or extract all page spans in one traversal.


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Review comments at @src/MiniPdf/ExcelReader.cs:
- Line 54: Update the normalFontFamily resolution used by ReadFontStyles so it
follows the Normal style’s fontId, as ReadNormalFontSize does, and uses the
theme only when that font requires theme resolution; preserve the explicit
Normal font family for unnamed-font defaults.

Review comments at @src/MiniPdf/ExcelToPdfConverter.cs:
- Around line 961-962: Update the heading detection check in the row-width
inference logic to compare font sizes and measured text widths at the same print
scale. Normalize both `cell.FontSize` and `options.FontSize`, and the width
threshold based on `sheet.CharUnitsToPointsDefaultScaled`, consistently before
applying the heading checks; preserve the existing behavior for rows that do not
meet those checks.
- Around line 1158-1163: Update MeasureCellTextWidth to use the same whole-run
font decision as AddExcelText: when the Calibri check fails, measure the entire
text with the fallback font used to render it instead of summing per-character
widths from different fonts; preserve Calibri measurement when the whole run is
measurable.
- Around line 1312-1313: Update the edge matching in FlushCellBorders to compare
shared positions with a small tolerance, such as 0.01 points, instead of relying
on exact float equality. Preserve the existing vertical/horizontal grouping and
double-border interval segmentation, ensuring thin edges that are within
tolerance of an interval boundary are matched and do not draw across the gap.

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Review comments at @scripts/Run-Benchmark_issues.ps1:
- Line 325: Update the PDF comparison call in the launcher to check the
comparator’s exit code and exit nonzero before using its report if comparison
fails; apply the same failure handling to the DOCX comparison call. Preserve the
existing score-check flow for successful comparisons.
- Around line 153-156: Update Show-ScoreDrops to verify evaluator identity
before comparing the loaded scores, and use only a fresh baseline from the same
evaluator as the current run. Ensure old PyMuPDF scores are not compared with
PDFBox results; establish evaluator identity using the existing benchmark data
or metadata rather than assuming an unavailable field.

Review comments at @tests/MiniPdf.Benchmark/run_benchmark_pptx.py:
- Around line 53-55: Update the `run` function so a nonzero comparator result
fails the pipeline instead of merely printing a warning; ensure this applies
when the PDFBox helper is missing or the filtered report uses a different
evaluator. In `Run-Benchmark_pptx.ps1`, check the Python process exit code
before opening an existing report, and stop when it indicates failure.

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var normalFontSize = ReadNormalFontSize(archive);
var maxDigitWidthPx = ExcelSheet.LookupMaxDigitWidthPx(normalFontFamily, normalFontSize);
var fontStyles = ReadFontStyles(archive, themeColors);
var fontStyles = ReadFontStyles(archive, themeColors, normalFontFamily);

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Resolve the actual Normal font before applying the new defaults.

ReadNormalFontFamily returns the theme minor font before checking styles. With a Calibri theme and an explicit Arial 11 Normal style, this new argument makes unnamed fonts inherit Calibri instead of Arial. The new row-height calibration also reduces those Arial rows to 14.52 points.

Resolve the family through the Normal style's fontId, as ReadNormalFontSize already does. Use the theme only when that font requires theme resolution.

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Review comment at @src/MiniPdf/ExcelReader.cs at line 54:
Update the normalFontFamily resolution used by ReadFontStyles so it follows the Normal style’s fontId, as ReadNormalFontSize does, and uses the theme only when that font requires theme resolution; preserve the explicit Normal font family for unnamed-font defaults.

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row.Any(cell => cell.FontSize > options.FontSize &&
MeasureStringWidth(cell.Text, options.FontSize) > sheet.CharUnitsToPointsDefaultScaled(8.43f)));

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Compare heading sizes at the same print scale.

At 50% print scale, options.FontSize is 5.5, but an ordinary cell's FontSize remains 11. A single-cell row with 30 Latin characters then passes both heading checks without an enlarged font.

With a chart beyond the data columns, this switches the whole sheet to default column widths and zero padding. Previously inferred data columns become narrower and can truncate more text. Normalize both font sizes and width thresholds to the same scale before detecting headings.

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Review comment at @src/MiniPdf/ExcelToPdfConverter.cs around lines 961 - 962:
Update the heading detection check in the row-width inference logic to compare font sizes and measured text widths at the same print scale. Normalize both `cell.FontSize` and `options.FontSize`, and the width threshold based on `sheet.CharUnitsToPointsDefaultScaled`, consistently before applying the heading checks; preserve the existing behavior for rows that do not meet those checks.

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var total = 0f;
foreach (var character in text)
total += PdfWriter.TryMeasurePreferredFontWidth(fontName, character.ToString(), fontSize, bold, false, 0, out width)
? width
: (float)MeasureHelveticaWidth(character.ToString(), fontSize, bold);
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Measure a cleared Calibri run with the font that renders it.

When a Calibri cell contains non-Latin letters and the whole string cannot be measured in Calibri, MeasureCellTextWidth adds Calibri widths for the measurable characters and Helvetica widths for the rest. AddExcelText clears the preferred font for the whole run in the same case. The run then renders through the generic fallback path, so the measured width does not match the rendered text. Right-aligned text can be placed at the wrong position.

Use one font decision for both measurement and rendering. When the whole-string Calibri check fails, measure the whole run with the font that AddExcelText renders, rather than summing per-character widths from different fonts.

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Review comment at @src/MiniPdf/ExcelToPdfConverter.cs around lines 1158 - 1163:
Update MeasureCellTextWidth to use the same whole-run font decision as AddExcelText: when the Calibri check fails, measure the entire text with the fallback font used to render it instead of summing per-character widths from different fonts; preserve Calibri measurement when the whole run is measurable.

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.ToLookup(border => (Vertical: border.X1 == border.X2,
Position: border.X1 == border.X2 ? border.X1 : border.Y1));

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Match shared border edges with a tolerance instead of exact float equality.

FlushCellBorders finds double-border gaps by exact float equality (ExcelToPdfConverter.cs:1311-1318). A vertical merge can compute its bottom edge differently from the adjacent cell on the same line. With the A4 top margin and 14.52-point rows, single-precision arithmetic gives 740.8497924804688 for the merged bottom and 740.8497314453125 for the adjacent bottom. The keys do not match. A thin edge can then bypass double-border segmentation and draw across the double-border gap.

Compare shared edge positions with a small tolerance, for example 0.01 points, when you match thin edges to double-border intervals.

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Review comment at @src/MiniPdf/ExcelToPdfConverter.cs around lines 1312 - 1313:
Update the edge matching in FlushCellBorders to compare shared positions with a small tolerance, such as 0.01 points, instead of relying on exact float equality. Preserve the existing vertical/horizontal grouping and double-border interval segmentation, ensuring thin edges that are within tolerance of an interval boundary are matched and do not draw across the gap.

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@shps951023 Would you consider splitting this into two PRs? The branch already has
one commit per change, so the split should be cheap.

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