Module pur core/grounding/smart_resize.py implémentant la formule
smart_resize officielle (transformers.qwen2_vl.image_processing_qwen2_vl,
utilisée par Qwen3VLProcessor pour les images via wrap Qwen2VLImageProcessor).
Helpers exposés : _round_by_factor, _floor_by_factor, _ceil_by_factor.
Constantes : FACTOR_DEFAULT=28, MIN_PIXELS_DEFAULT=3136,
MAX_PIXELS_DEFAULT=1_003_520, MAX_RATIO_DEFAULT=200.
Tests : tests/unit/test_smart_resize.py — 32 cas, 100% coverage sur le
module (mesure via coverage API directe, pytest-cov bloqué par bug cv2
préexistant tracé dans DETTE-011).
refs DETTE-006 (étape 1/5 du fix smart_resize)
refs DETTE-007 (création de la 3ème implémentation, à unifier post-démo)
refs DETTE-010 (vérif preprocessor_config.json checkpoint Qwen3-VL-8B
bloquante avant Étape 2)
refs DETTE-011 (bug cv2 contourné pour mesure coverage)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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8.2 KiB
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235 lines
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Python
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Tests unitaires pour core.grounding.smart_resize.
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Référence : transformers.models.qwen2_vl.image_processing_qwen2_vl.smart_resize
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(transformers 4.57.3). Module image-only (pas de vidéo).
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Plan de tests :
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- A. Constantes module-level (3 cas)
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- B. _round_by_factor (8 cas — focus banker's rounding)
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- C. _floor_by_factor (4 cas)
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- D. _ceil_by_factor (4 cas)
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- E. smart_resize public (11 cas, incluant golden bench 8 mai et E.11 limite)
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- F. smart_resize compat server.py via paramètres explicites (2 cas)
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Total : 32 cas.
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"""
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import pytest
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from core.grounding.smart_resize import (
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FACTOR_DEFAULT,
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MAX_PIXELS_DEFAULT,
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MAX_RATIO_DEFAULT,
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MIN_PIXELS_DEFAULT,
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_ceil_by_factor,
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_floor_by_factor,
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_round_by_factor,
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smart_resize,
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)
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# =====================================================================
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# A. Constantes module-level
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# =====================================================================
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class TestConstants:
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def test_factor_default_is_28(self):
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assert FACTOR_DEFAULT == 28
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def test_min_pixels_default_is_3136(self):
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# 56 * 56 — défaut transformers Qwen2VLImageProcessor
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assert MIN_PIXELS_DEFAULT == 3136
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def test_max_pixels_default_is_1_003_520(self):
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# 14 * 14 * 4 * 1280 — défaut transformers Qwen2VLImageProcessor
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# (utilisé par Qwen3VLProcessor pour les images)
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assert MAX_PIXELS_DEFAULT == 1_003_520
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# =====================================================================
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# B. _round_by_factor — focus banker's rounding (round-half-to-even)
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# =====================================================================
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class TestRoundByFactor:
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def test_zero(self):
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assert _round_by_factor(0, 28) == 0
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def test_half_below_factor_rounds_to_zero(self):
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# 14/28 = 0.5 → banker round vers pair (0)
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assert _round_by_factor(14, 28) == 0
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def test_just_above_half_rounds_up(self):
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# 15/28 ≈ 0.535 → 1 → 28
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assert _round_by_factor(15, 28) == 28
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def test_exact_factor(self):
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assert _round_by_factor(28, 28) == 28
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def test_one_and_half_factor_banker(self):
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# 42/28 = 1.5 → banker round vers pair (2) → 56
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assert _round_by_factor(42, 28) == 56
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def test_two_and_half_factor_banker(self):
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# 70/28 = 2.5 → banker round vers pair (2) → 56
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assert _round_by_factor(70, 28) == 56
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def test_three_and_half_factor_banker(self):
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# 98/28 = 3.5 → banker round vers pair (4) → 112
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assert _round_by_factor(98, 28) == 112
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def test_fourteen_and_half_factor_banker(self):
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# 406/28 = 14.5 → banker round vers pair (14) → 392
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# Piège classique du round Python — fige le comportement.
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assert _round_by_factor(406, 28) == 392
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# =====================================================================
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# C. _floor_by_factor
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# =====================================================================
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class TestFloorByFactor:
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def test_zero(self):
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assert _floor_by_factor(0, 28) == 0
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def test_below_factor_floors_to_zero(self):
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assert _floor_by_factor(27, 28) == 0
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def test_exact_factor(self):
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assert _floor_by_factor(28, 28) == 28
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def test_just_below_two_factor(self):
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assert _floor_by_factor(55, 28) == 28
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# =====================================================================
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# D. _ceil_by_factor
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# =====================================================================
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class TestCeilByFactor:
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def test_zero(self):
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assert _ceil_by_factor(0, 28) == 0
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def test_one_ceils_to_factor(self):
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assert _ceil_by_factor(1, 28) == 28
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def test_exact_factor(self):
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assert _ceil_by_factor(28, 28) == 28
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def test_just_above_factor(self):
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assert _ceil_by_factor(29, 28) == 56
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# =====================================================================
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# E. smart_resize — API publique
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# =====================================================================
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class TestSmartResizePublic:
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def test_idempotence_square(self):
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# Image déjà multiple de 28, dans bornes : retour identique.
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assert smart_resize(280, 280) == (280, 280)
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def test_idempotence_rectangle(self):
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# 560*1120 = 627_200 ∈ [3136, 1_003_520] et tous deux multiples de 28.
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assert smart_resize(560, 1120) == (560, 1120)
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def test_round_down(self):
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# 290/28 ≈ 10.357 → round = 10 → 280
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assert smart_resize(290, 290) == (280, 280)
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def test_round_up(self):
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# 295/28 ≈ 10.535 → round = 11 → 308
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assert smart_resize(295, 295) == (308, 308)
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def test_golden_bench_8_mai(self):
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# Fixture bench du 8 mai : 2560×1600 (heartbeat_1773792436.png).
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# h=1600, w=2560, defaults officiels Qwen3-VL image (max=1_003_520).
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# h_bar_init=1596, w_bar_init=2548 ; produit=4_066_608 > max
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# → resize down via beta = sqrt(4_096_000/1_003_520) ≈ 2.0203
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# → h_bar=floor(1600/beta/28)*28 = 28*28 = 784
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# → w_bar=floor(2560/beta/28)*28 = 45*28 = 1260
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# → 784*1260 = 987_840 ≤ 1_003_520 ✓
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assert smart_resize(1600, 2560) == (784, 1260)
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def test_clamp_min_pixels(self):
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# 28*28 = 784 < 3136 → resize up.
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h, w = smart_resize(28, 28)
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assert h * w >= MIN_PIXELS_DEFAULT
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assert h % FACTOR_DEFAULT == 0
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assert w % FACTOR_DEFAULT == 0
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def test_clamp_max_pixels(self):
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# 8000*8000 = 64M >> 1_003_520 → resize down.
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h, w = smart_resize(8000, 8000)
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assert h * w <= MAX_PIXELS_DEFAULT
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assert h % FACTOR_DEFAULT == 0
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assert w % FACTOR_DEFAULT == 0
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def test_extreme_ratio_raises(self):
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# ratio = 5601/28 ≈ 200.04 > 200 → ValueError.
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with pytest.raises(ValueError):
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smart_resize(28, 5601)
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def test_ratio_at_limit_passes(self):
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# ratio = 5600/28 = 200 exactement → ne lève pas (limite incluse).
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result = smart_resize(28, 5600)
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assert isinstance(result, tuple)
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def test_return_type(self):
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result = smart_resize(560, 1120)
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assert isinstance(result, tuple)
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assert len(result) == 2
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assert all(isinstance(x, int) for x in result)
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def test_e11_very_small_image_clamped_up_to_min_pixels(self):
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"""Très petite image : comportement défini par la formule officielle.
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Hypothèse initiale (lors de la conception du module 2026-05-09) :
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images avec h*w < min_pixels ET h<factor pourraient produire
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ZeroDivisionError ou résultat indéfini (h_bar=0 dans step 2 init).
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Vérification TDD : la formule officielle gère proprement ce cas via
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la branche `< min_pixels` qui rescale upward avec beta = sqrt(min/h*w).
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Pour (10, 10) : beta=5.6, h_bar = ceil(10 * 5.6 / 28) * 28 = 56.
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Ce test fige le comportement réel et documente que l'hypothèse
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initiale était trop défensive. Aucune limite mathématique connue
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sur les petites images dans le domaine factor=28, min_pixels=3136.
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"""
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result = smart_resize(10, 10)
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assert result == (56, 56)
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h_bar, w_bar = result
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assert h_bar * w_bar >= MIN_PIXELS_DEFAULT
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assert h_bar % FACTOR_DEFAULT == 0
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assert w_bar % FACTOR_DEFAULT == 0
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# =====================================================================
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# F. smart_resize — compat server.py via paramètres explicites
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# =====================================================================
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class TestSmartResizeServerCompat:
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def test_bench_8_mai_with_server_bounds(self):
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# Avec defaults server.py prod : min=78400, max=4_390_400.
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# h_bar_init=1596, w_bar_init=2548 ; produit=4_066_608 ≤ 4_390_400
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# → pas de rescale → (1596, 2548)
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assert smart_resize(
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1600, 2560, min_pixels=78_400, max_pixels=4_390_400
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) == (1596, 2548)
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def test_large_image_with_server_bounds(self):
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# Avec defaults server.py serrés (max=4_390_400) : 2560×2560 = 6.55M > max.
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# → resize down sous le clamp serré.
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h, w = smart_resize(
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2560, 2560, min_pixels=78_400, max_pixels=4_390_400
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)
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assert h * w <= 4_390_400
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assert h % FACTOR_DEFAULT == 0
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assert w % FACTOR_DEFAULT == 0
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