Refactor/store decomposition spec v0.14.5 - #5
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Integrate bounded pattern handlers with JsonSchema.Net, validate schemas through official meta-schemas, centralize schema-position traversal, and reject implicit or unsupported dialect selection across validation and API paths. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Update the pinned conformance target from v0.14.4 to v0.14.5 and refresh the supported-version note in the README. v0.14.5 requires ECMA-262 regex semantics for schema patterns; the full gts-spec conformance suite passes at the new pin. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change centralizes supported-dialect handling, adds schema-node traversal, and uses bounded regex handlers during JSON Schema evaluation. Schema validation now evaluates normalized documents against their dialect meta-schemas, and validation services return errors for invalid schemas and regex patterns. The GTS specification version changes to v0.14.5. ChangesSchema validation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GtsSchemaValidationService
participant GtsJsonSchemaEvaluator
participant GtsJsonSchemaEngine
GtsSchemaValidationService->>GtsJsonSchemaEvaluator: Validate normalized schema document
GtsJsonSchemaEvaluator->>GtsJsonSchemaEngine: ValidateSchema
GtsJsonSchemaEngine->>GtsJsonSchemaEngine: Check dialect and evaluate against its meta-schema
GtsJsonSchemaEngine-->>GtsJsonSchemaEvaluator: Return validation result or throw schema error
GtsJsonSchemaEvaluator-->>GtsSchemaValidationService: Return or propagate result
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A stored or referenced schema with an unsupported dialect could cause an unhandled exception during validation instead of a normal validation failure. Have the dialect lookup return an error result, or catch the exception at these callers, before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Bounded pattern matching strengthens protection against expensive schema evaluation. However, removing nested dialect declarations can cause constraints to be interpreted under the wrong dialect. The resulting validation weakness is conditional on accepted schema shapes; production reachability and schema-author permissions remain unconfirmed. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @Gts.Store/GtsSchemaDependencyGraph.cs:
- Around line 13-14: Add a non-throwing dialect lookup alongside Dialect and use
it in ValidateDialects and HasMixedDialectReferences. Handle unsupported or
missing dialects as validation errors or mismatches so these paths return their
normal failure results instead of propagating InvalidOperationException.
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.gts-spec-versionGts.Application/GtsHttpApiHelpers.csGts.Store/GtsInstanceValidationService.csGts.Store/GtsSchemaDependencyGraph.csGts.Store/GtsSchemaKeywordValidator.csGts.Store/GtsSchemaTraitsValidator.csGts.Store/GtsSchemaValidationService.csGts.Store/GtsTypeSchema.csGts.Store/Validation/GtsFormatRegistry.csGts.Store/Validation/GtsJsonSchemaEngine.csGts.Store/Validation/GtsJsonSchemaEvaluator.csGts.Store/Validation/GtsRegexKeywords.csGts.Store/Validation/GtsSchemaDocumentNormalizer.csGts.Store/Validation/GtsSchemaWalker.csGts.Store/Validation/IGtsJsonSchemaEngine.csGts.Tests/Validation/InstanceValidationTests.csGts.Tests/Validation/JsonInfrastructureTests.csREADME.md
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…not a throw GtsSchemaDependencyGraph.Dialect threw InvalidOperationException on an unsupported or missing $schema. Its callers (ValidateDialects and HasMixedDialectReferences) report failures via error/result channels and do not catch it, so an embedded or referenced schema with an unsupported dialect escaped the validator as an internal error instead of a validation failure. Return a non-matching sentinel dialect instead of throwing so those paths surface a cross-dialect mismatch through their normal failure results. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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