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- Add a proper GTS sidebar view (gts.fileExplorer) that lists every discovered GTS file in a folder tree, colors files green/red via a shared FileDecorationProvider driven by the same registry/diagnostics used elsewhere in the extension, shows a problem-count badge, and opens files in the editor on click. Replaces the previously dead webview-type sidebar view that never had a provider registered. - Extend GTS ID decorations, hovers and document links (previously JSON/JSONC only) to YAML files, using the yaml package's CST to get offset-accurate ranges for scalar nodes. Broaden the Ajv error position-matching regexes to also handle unquoted/single-quoted YAML keys and values, not just double-quoted JSON. - Remove a duplicate GTS entity not found diagnostic in the link provider that double-reported broken GTS references already surfaced by the shared validator. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Changing a GTS file now revalidates the files whose entities depend on it, not just the file itself. Previously the VS Code extension only revalidated the changed document, and the Web/Electron apps did a full re-scan on every change, so broken derived types/instances went unnoticed and workspace findings were incomplete after a reload. Centralize the logic in the shared JsonRegistry so behavior is identical in VS Code, the Web app and Electron: - Add a cached, cycle-safe reverse-dependency graph with two edge kinds: structural (derivation, multi-level derivation, instantiation, $ref/allOf) followed transitively, and id references (any GTS id, x-gts-ref) applied depth-1. - Add getDependentFilePaths / validateFile / revalidateAfterChange and a single applyFileChange entry point (handles reindex, deletion and rename/removal via previous-id capture). - VS Code: revalidate dependents (open docs precise, closed docs coarse) and validate the whole workspace on initial/viewer/disk-settle scans so the problem count is complete after a window reload. - Web/Electron: route watcher events through applyFileChange for incremental, serialized revalidation instead of a full re-ingest. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Two issues in the GTS sidebar ("Discovered GTS Files"):
1. Every change refreshed the whole explorer, which fired both a full
tree rebuild and a global file-decoration invalidation. That made all
rows flash white->green twice on each edit. The tree now only rebuilds
when the set of discovered files actually changes, and decorations are
refreshed per-URI (error-state changes are already handled by the
onDidChangeDiagnostics listener), so unrelated files no longer blink.
2. Workspace symlinks (.gts-spec, .gts-spec-ext, .gears-rust/.gts-spec)
made the same physical file reachable via several paths, so the same
GTS entity was scanned multiple times -> duplicate tree rows and a
nondeterministic id->file mapping. Scans now index each physical file
once (resolved via real path), preferring open files as canonical, and
the incremental change/delete/rename handlers keep a single entry per
physical file.
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…iles YAML config files can define GTS types/instances inline under nested `entities:` arrays (e.g. a service's `types-registry.config.entities` seed block). Previously the whole document was flattened by the generic id walker, so those `$id` definitions were harvested as references and reported as "GTS reference not found". Recognize and register such inline definitions (YAML only; JSON/JSONC/.gts keep the strict single-entity / top-level-array shape) and document the behavior in the shared and VS Code extension READMEs. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Add `"types": ["node"]` to the VS Code extension tsconfig so TypeScript resolves Node modules and globals used by the extension, including `fs`, `path`, `Buffer`, and `console`. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Activate after VS Code finishes startup so the existing workspace scan runs when projects open and after extension host reloads or updates. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Support arbitrary-length GTS chains by resolving cumulative segment IDs and marking all descendants after a missing ancestor as invalid. Keep decorations, links, and hover information consistent with broken GTS inheritance chains. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
The "GTS reference not found" diagnostics carry a precise instancePath that includes array indices, but findErrorPosition fell through to a regex that matched the first textual occurrence of the leaf key. All errors on a repeated key (e.g. subject_type across several tokens) collapsed onto the first instance. Add a path-aware resolver that navigates the YAML/JSON AST to the exact node at the instancePath (honoring array indices) and use it for value-leaf errors (gtsId reference, x-gts-ref, gts-uri-prefix), so each error lands on its own instance value. Falls back to the previous text-search strategies when the path cannot be resolved. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
ajv-formats' default "full" mode splits date-time on /t|\s/i, so it accepts a space instead of the RFC 3339 "T" separator (e.g. "2008-10-12 10:30:00Z"). Compose the standard ajv-formats "fast" and "full" validators for date, time and date-time so a value must satisfy both the strict grammar (T separator + mandatory offset) and the real value-range checks (month/day, leap second, offset <= 23:59). No hand-rolled RFC logic. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
GTS ID segments were colored schema/instance from the resolved entity's isSchema flag, which reflects the referenced document shape rather than the structural type-ness of the ID itself. A malformed instance whose id ends in "~" was thus painted green (instance) even though the trailing "~" makes it a type. Derive schema-vs-instance in the shared analyzeGtsIdForStyling from the core library (isGtsType/Gts.isType), using the registry lookup only for existence. Refactor the VS Code linkProvider to consume the shared analyzer instead of its own duplicated registry-isSchema loop, so all clients share the core logic. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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When a GTS file was opened as a preview tab, validateOpenDocument replaced its coarse workspace diagnostic with precise in-editor diagnostics. Closing that preview (by clicking another file in the Explorer) only deleted the precise diagnostic and never restored the workspace marker, so the file lost all GTS diagnostics and the Explorer decoration painted it green despite still being invalid. Republish the coarse workspace diagnostic on close via validateClosedFile, reindexing from disk first so a discarded unsaved buffer does not leave stale content in the registry. Also give the two GTS diagnostic collections distinct names (gts-validation / gts-link-format) so ownership is unambiguous. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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- relay typed validation results from the extension host to the webview - preserve validation during scan-result race conditions - render invalid GTS IDs and affected properties with error styling - improve diagnostic ranges for JSON/YAML validation errors - validate instances through gts-ts and normalize x-gts-ref combinators for Ajv Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Prevent deleted files from remaining in the Discovered GTS files tree and ensure validation decorations consistently reflect the latest workspace state. Serialize full workspace scans and retry scans invalidated by concurrent filesystem or editor mutations. Track registry revisions and replace the registry only when its source snapshot is still current, preventing older scans from overwriting newer incremental updates. Version per-file mutations so asynchronous reads from create/change events cannot re-index a file after a newer delete or rename event. Always invalidate deleted paths, and verify that files still exist before adding their contents to the registry. Filter missing filesystem paths from the explorer as a final consistency check. Initialize the tree after its providers are registered and reconcile it when diagnostics change so newly discovered files receive decorations immediately. Add generations to document and workspace validation runs. Discard validation results when a newer run or registry revision supersedes them, preventing partial or stale valid/invalid statuses from being published. Start the initial workspace scan only after diagnostics, filesystem watchers, and the GTS explorer have been registered. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Propagate a direct parent's GTS validation failure to an otherwise-valid derived schema so inherited errors produce an authoritative diagnostic on the derived file instead of only red identifier segments. Make Explorer file status consult registry validation results in addition to VS Code diagnostics. This preserves the invariant that any failed GTS validation marks the complete file as problematic, even while diagnostic publication is pending. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Remove the registration-success workaround that accepted an entity identified by `$id` even when gts-ts classified it as an instance with no schema. Always preserve the validateInstance verdict for schema-less entities so double-dollar schema-marker artifacts produce a diagnostic, an editor underline, and a problematic file decoration. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Load the Node type library explicitly for the shared package so path imports and runtime globals such as console resolve consistently in editors as well as command-line builds. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe shared package adds dependency-aware revalidation, YAML entity registration, schema navigation helpers, and validation-aware GTS ID analysis. The VS Code extension adds workspace scanning, validation, YAML links, and a GTS file explorer. The web application applies file changes incrementally and uses validation results in GTS styling. Release metadata and package versions are updated. GTS validation and editor integration
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participant FileWatcher
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participant JsonRegistry
participant Validation
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FileWatcher->>VSCodeExtension: report file change
VSCodeExtension->>JsonRegistry: update shared registry
JsonRegistry->>Validation: revalidate changed file and dependents
Validation-->>VSCodeExtension: provide validation results
VSCodeExtension->>Webview: relay scan and validation results
Webview->>Webview: apply validation to registry entities
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Some validation edge cases can miss dangling references, report false duplicate IDs, or show a diagnostic in the wrong place. Invalid instance references can still look valid in the web views, and the extension changelog lists release notes under the wrong version. These are bounded issues that can be fixed in follow-up work. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The design changes affect workspace-wide validation and editor-to-viewer synchronization. Reviewed hover paths restrict command authority, and layout roots are selected from workspace folders. No introduced exploit was established, but incomplete baseline and exceptional-failure coverage leave limited uncertainty. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Send null through the incremental registry update when malformed content no longer looks GTS-related. This removes entities retained from the previous valid file state and revalidates their dependents. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Treat JSON Schema annotation keywords as non-asserting when normalizing x-gts-ref combinator branches for Ajv. This prevents descriptions and other metadata from leaving always-true oneOf branches that produce false validation failures. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Require top-level YAML entries to expose a selected entity or schema ID before registration. Inline definitions remain recursively registered, but their nested GTS references can no longer make the surrounding configuration object appear as an entity. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Resolve the existing path mapping relative to the web tsconfig directly. Modern TypeScript no longer requires baseUrl for paths, avoiding the TypeScript 6 deprecation without suppressing diagnostics. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Use the plugin-qualified recommended preset and remove duplicate entries. This allows ESLint to resolve the intended TypeScript configuration before loading the installed plugin dependency tree. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Bump @globaltypesystem/gts-ts from ^0.5.0 to ^0.7.0 in the shared package so all apps inherit the newer validation behavior, and regenerate the lockfile accordingly. The full workspace build passes unchanged. Fill in the previously empty 0.3.0 section of the VS Code extension changelog and add matching CHANGELOG.md files for the electron, server, and web apps, bumping the suite to 0.3.0 (web stays at 0.2.7). Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
…tics Two related correctness fixes to how the extension surfaces GTS entities that exist but fail validation. 1. Hover no longer says "GTS Entity Not Found" for an entity that is present but invalid. The hover previously forced the lookup result to undefined for any segment the styling analyzer flagged as an error (which includes existing-but-invalid entities), so it fell into the not-found branch and contradicted Cmd+Click, which resolves the same entity via a plain existence lookup. The hover now looks the entity up by presence (matching the document-link provider) and, when it exists but is invalid, shows a "GTS Entity Invalid" note with the underlying validation error while keeping the navigable definition link. 2. "Referenced x-gts-ref entity '<id>' is invalid" diagnostics now anchor to the offending x-gts-ref node instead of the schema's $id. The gts-ts error mapper only resolved a precise location for messages beginning with "Property '...'", falling back to /$id for everything else, so the squiggle landed on the $id line rather than the x-gts-ref that caused it. A new findXGtsRefPath() locates the x-gts-ref whose value matches the referenced id and the mapper uses that path (still falling back to /$id when it cannot be located). Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
…hema OP#13 trait-completeness failures from gts-ts arrive as "trait validation: ..." messages with no field path, so the extension's error mapper fell back to anchoring them on the schema's $id — the squiggle landed on line 2 instead of the unmet trait requirement. Add findTraitRequiredPath(), which resolves the offending requirement to the specific `required` entry in the document's top-level x-gts-traits-schema (e.g. /x-gts-traits-schema/required/0) when the missing trait can be named, or to /x-gts-traits-schema otherwise, and null when the requirement comes from an ancestor (so the mapper keeps the /$id fallback). Wire it into the gts-ts error mapping: messages beginning with "trait validation:" now extract the missing trait name and anchor there, alongside the existing Property '...' and Referenced x-gts-ref entity '...' handling. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
…erences
GTS references were harvested purely syntactically: every GTS-id-shaped
string in an instance was treated as a reference and checked for existence,
regardless of the field's schema. A value that merely looks like a GTS id in
a plain data field (e.g. a `format: uuid` string whose value is
"gts.x…v1~<uuid>") was therefore reported as "GTS reference not found" on top
of its real format error.
Make the existence check schema-aware for instances:
- add getInstanceFieldSubschema(), which resolves the subschema governing a
value at an instance source path (through properties, array items, and
allOf/anyOf/oneOf branches);
- add isScalarDataField(), true when a subschema constrains the value with a
scalar type/format/enum/const and is NOT a reference (x-gts-ref/$ref);
- resolve the instance's schema and skip the existence check for such scalar
data fields.
Configured GTS id/schema fields (id, gtsIid, type, $schema, ...) are never
exempted, and genuine reference fields (x-gts-ref/$ref) still report missing
targets. When the schema cannot be resolved locally the previous behaviour is
preserved.
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…dation Reworks the scan/registry/validation lifecycle so a re-scan can no longer leave stale state behind, and so workspace validation stays responsive. - Re-scan is now a full rebuild. A user-triggered rescan first tears the store down to empty (resetGtsStore: registry, symlink-dedup index, .gitignore cache, cached scan files, and all validation/link diagnostics) and then repopulates from a fresh enumeration, so entities for files or directories removed since the last scan can't survive as stale "ghost" tree entries. refreshGtsFileExplorer reuses the same reset. - registryStore: drop rebuildRegistryIfUnchanged; scans rebuild the registry unconditionally, so a fresh full file set always replaces the previous one instead of being discarded on a revision race. - validation: make validateWorkspaceInBackground single-flight and time-sliced. Overlapping requests coalesce into one follow-up pass (no starvation), the pass yields to the event loop every ~25ms (no multi-second freeze of hovers/tree/typing on large workspaces), and it keeps sweeping until every current entity is validated instead of aborting when the registry changes mid-pass. Removes the unused scope-roots filtering. - helpers: isGtsCandidateFile ignores non-file URI schemes (git:/ quick-diff originals, compare views, untitled buffers) so virtual documents sharing a real file's fsPath can't overwrite the working copy's entities or churn the registry. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Fixes files showing green in the GTS tree until opened, stale entries after folder deletes/renames, and a command-injection hole in hovers. - validation: the workspace pass iterated the id-keyed jsonSchemas/jsonObjs maps, which hold one entity per id (last indexed file wins). Any entity whose id is also defined in another file was never validated, so its file stayed green until opened. With gts-spec/gts-test-examples and a second copy of gts-test-examples in the workspace, 1172 of 2259 entities were skipped this way. The pass now walks jsonFileSchemas/jsonFileObjs, i.e. every entity of every indexed file. - linkProvider (security): hovers set isTrusted = true, enabling every command: link, while escapeMarkdown left backslashes unescaped, so file content such as `\[x\](command:...)` rendered as a live link that runs an arbitrary VS Code command on click. Hovers now enable only gts.replaceGtsId, and escapeMarkdown escapes all CommonMark-escapable punctuation including the backslash. - extension: folder deletes and renames are reported by VS Code as a single event for the folder, which the file-extension checks and the GTS glob watcher never matched, leaving every nested file indexed. In-IDE and on-disk folder deletes/renames now drop everything indexed under the folder, and folders that appear (created, moved in, renamed) are indexed. Folder-create bursts are batched so each new top-level folder is scanned once. - extension: the viewer ran its own fast-pass-only scan and then replaced the shared registry with it, so files only found by phase 2 (build/, vendor/, out/... when not gitignored) disappeared from the tree and from validation on every edit while the viewer was open. The viewer is now fed from the shared registry; its rescan button runs the regular full scan. - extension: editor changes used one shared debounce timer, so editing a second file within 500ms cancelled the first file's validation and dependents revalidation. Timers are now per file, with a separate debounce for viewer refreshes. - linkProvider: "Invalid GTS ID format" diagnostics used source 'gts' while the tree, badge and file decorations count only 'GTS', so such files showed green. They now use 'GTS' and are cleared when the document closes instead of going stale. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
… exclusions, multi-root Makes file statuses independent of which files happen to be open, and makes scanning consistent across code paths and workspace folders. - Duplicate ids: every entity whose id is also defined in another file (or again in the same file) now gets a 'gts-duplicate-id' warning naming the other definitions. The registry resolves an id to one definition only (last indexed wins), so references to a duplicated id silently depended on scan order. Warnings show precisely on the id field for open files and coarsely for closed ones; editing or removing one copy revalidates the others. The tree colours warning-only files yellow (errors stay red) and the badge counts errors and warnings. - Malformed ids in closed files: the "Invalid GTS ID format" check ran only in the link provider, i.e. only for open editors, so a closed file went green. Detection now runs on indexed content (new gtsIdFormat.ts, same rules as the link provider) and is reported by the validator for open and closed files alike; the link provider keeps the red chip but no longer publishes a second marker. Files whose only GTS content is malformed are now listed in the tree. - validation: open-file, closed-file and workspace diagnostics are built by one collectFileProblems() (parse errors, entity errors, malformed ids, duplicate warnings), so the three paths always agree. - One exclusion rule: scans, file watchers, folder handling and re-syncs all skip exactly .git/ and .gts-viewer/ plus whatever .gitignore excludes. The watcher used to hard-code node_modules/ and dist/, so a non-gitignored dist/ was indexed by the scan but its changes were never tracked. Build/dependency directories are still only deferred to phase 2. - No silent truncation: phase 2 and the .gitignore enumeration are no longer capped. Phase 1 keeps its latency cap (per folder), logs when it is hit, and phase 2 indexes everything beyond it. - shared: validateEntity builds its result locally and assigns it once. It awaits (Ajv compileAsync, parent validation), so overlapping validations of the same entity reset and appended to the shared entity.validation in interleaved order, duplicating or dropping errors. - Multi-root workspaces: .gitignore rules are loaded and applied per workspace folder (one folder's rules no longer hide paths in another), files are enumerated per folder with that folder's excludes, the tree gets one top-level node per folder, displayed paths are folder-qualified, and viewer layouts are stored in the .gts-viewer/ of the workspace folder that holds the diagram's entity. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
…viewer paths
Cuts the extension's steady-state and scan cost without changing any
validation result (verified: all 2224 entity results in the gts workspace
are identical before and after).
- shared: validateEntity results are memoized per entity for the current
registry content generation (bumped on every index/invalidate/reset), so
a pass validates each entity once instead of re-validating the whole
parent chain for every derived schema, and concurrent callers share one
computation. Instance validators are compiled once per schema per
generation instead of once per instance (each still gets its own Ajv, as
before). The gts-instance-id/gts-type-id annotation formats (paired with
x-gts-ref, which enforces them) and schemars' sized-integer formats are
registered as accept-all, which is how Ajv already treated them, without
the "unknown format" warning on every compile. Full workspace pass
9.0s -> 6.1s; an unchanged repeat pass 9.4s -> <1ms; warnings 232 -> 12
(the rest come from gts-ts's internal Ajv).
- Activation: replace onStartupFinished with workspaceContains for
gts.*.{json,jsonc,yaml,yml} and *.gts files plus onLanguage:gts (views
and commands activate implicitly), so unrelated workspaces are no longer
scanned. Drop the "GTS Viewer is ready!" popup shown on every start.
- linkProvider: parsed references are cached per document version and
carry their content offset, so decorations, hovers and links no longer
copy the whole document text per reference or re-parse it per hover.
Definition links are resolved lazily (resolveDocumentLink) and locate
the entity's id field (or its list item) via the JSON/YAML tree, read
asynchronously and cached per registry revision; previously every link
request did a synchronous disk read per segment of every reference and
matched the first line merely containing the id.
- validation: error positions share one lazily parsed document per
validation instead of re-reading and re-parsing the text per error.
- Viewer: validation results come from the shared registry, which the
scan's workspace pass and per-edit revalidation keep current; the
viewer is refreshed after the edited file and its dependents are
re-checked. It used to build a second registry and re-run Ajv over the
whole workspace on every debounced edit.
- Explorer: diagnostics changes of other extensions (e.g. TypeScript on
every keystroke) no longer refresh the tree or recount every diagnostic
in VS Code; only GTS files are repainted, tree/badge work is debounced,
and the badge counts this extension's own collections.
- Scans read files 32 at a time (order preserved, so duplicate-id
resolution is unchanged) and always use real file documents, never a
git:/ quick-diff copy with the same fsPath. Folder indexing likewise.
- Logging: drop per-error, per-object and per-validation logs from the
editor paths; only lifecycle and per-scan/per-pass summaries remain.
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Instances of any type derived via `allOf: [{ "$ref": "gts://<parent>" }]`
were reported with "Cannot resolve $ref 'gts://<parent>' for x-gts-ref
traversal", even though the parent schema exists and Cmd+click resolves it.
The XGtsRefValidator was constructed without a store, so it could never
follow a gts:// $ref into the parent schema. That used to be skipped
silently; gts-ts now fails closed on an unresolvable $ref (0390a1b,
"fix(x-gts-ref): preserve selected leaf through composition"), turning
every such instance red.
Pass the registry's gts-ts store so the parent's x-gts-ref constraints
are actually traversed and enforced. Existence checks stay off
(GtsRefValidationMode.None): referenced-entity existence is already
reported by the registry's own gtsRefs check, so enabling them would
duplicate "not found" errors. The entity's own id is passed as selfId.
In the gts workspace this removes the false error from 160 entities (145
were red only because of it) and surfaces the real x-gts-ref violations
it was masking in the 8 invalid/testref_selfref test instances; no other
validation result changes.
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Expose GTS: Open Viewer when right-clicking a file in the Discovered GTS files tree, matching the action available in the native Explorer. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Defer error and warning file styling to VS Code's Problems provider so Explorer entries use the configured standard colors and counts without an extra GTS exclamation badge. Keep the green decoration for valid GTS files. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
gts-ts now compiles schema patterns with re2-wasm (c9070a8, "compile schema patterns with RE2 to prevent ReDoS"). re2-wasm loads its re2.wasm binary from the directory of the running script, which for the esbuild bundle is dist/, so every build since then threw ENOENT on load and the extension never activated. Copy re2.wasm (resolved through gts-ts, i.e. the exact copy it depends on) into dist/ at the end of every successful build, including watch rebuilds. The .vsix staging already copies all of dist/, so packaged builds get it too. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
An instance was validated only against its own content, so an instance whose type (or an ancestor of it) is invalid still showed as valid. This is how gts-ts's store.validateInstance and the gts-test-examples expectations treat it: e.g. invalid/instances/123e4567-...-426614174000 and gts.x.test13.aggaddbad...example.v1, whose ancestor type is missing a required trait, were green. After resolving the instance's type, validate it (a memoized lookup within the registry generation) and, if it has errors, add "Instance type '<id>' is invalid: <first type error>" on the instance's type/id field. The type's result already carries its ancestor chain, so a broken ancestor propagates to instances too. Against the previous commit, built with the same gts-ts, exactly 49 entities change in the gts workspace and each one only gains this error. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
The gts:// prefix check (0e819cb) reported a GTS id with the "gts://" prefix in any field other than $id, $ref and x-gts-traits-schema as a malformed identifier. Neither the GTS spec nor gts-ts forbids that: the spec only requires the prefix where JSON Schema consumes the value as a URL ($id/$ref), and implementations strip it everywhere else. The spec's own fixture relies on it - valid/types/gts.x.test6.dref_dd.standalone.v1~ puts "gts://..." under the non-keyword "$$ref" and expects the type (and its instance) to be valid, but gts-kit showed both red. Align with the spec and gts-ts: keep flagging a missing gts:// in the URL fields and a gts:// prefix followed by an invalid GTS identifier, and drop the 'unexpected-uri-prefix' case. In the gts workspace, built against the same gts-ts, exactly 8 entities change and each one only loses these errors: the dref_dd type and instance (both copies of gts-test-examples) and four schemas under gts-kit/examples/events/schemas that use gts:// in id/$schema/type/ subjectType values. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
…t item Two problems visible in the GTS file tree and in list (array) files: - Two colors for GTS problems. Duplicate ids were published as warnings, so with VS Code's standard Problems decorations (1ef0482) files with only a duplicate id showed in the warning color while other GTS files showed in the error color. Duplicate ids are now errors like every other GTS problem, so all problem files share the standard error color and count. The now-unused warning plumbing is removed (per-problem severity, warning-only tree tooltip), and the view badge counts all GTS problems. - Errors on the wrong item of a list file. Entity validation reports instance paths relative to the entity, which equals the document only for single-entity files. In a top-level array every item's error (e.g. an invalid `clientId` in each of three instances) resolved to the first item's field, stacking all markers there. Errors of list entities are now prefixed with the entity's index (entity-level errors point at that item's id field) before positions are resolved - for diagnostics and for the link provider's red field chips. The `required` and `schema` position lookups also resolve the object structurally first instead of text-searching for the first `"<key>": {`, which had put e.g. a missing-property error of the 4th item on the 1st item's object. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
A schema whose regex gts-ts cannot compile (e.g. "failed to compile trait
schema: Unsupported pattern /^(a+)+(?=b)/: ...") was reported on the
schema's `$id`: the shared registry anchors gts-ts schema messages by
recognising a few shapes (property, x-gts-ref, missing trait) and falls
back to `/$id` for everything else.
- shared: add findRegexPatternPath, which locates the `pattern` value or
`patternProperties` key whose source the message names as `/<source>/`,
and use it for regex compile errors ("Unsupported pattern",
"Invalid regular expression"). Path segments are escaped per RFC 6901,
since `patternProperties` keys often contain `/`. Errors about a regex
of an ancestor schema keep the `$id` anchor.
- vscode: unescape RFC 6901 `~1` / `~0` in instance-path segments, so
such paths (and Ajv's own escaped instancePaths) resolve to the right
key or value.
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🟡 Minor · Require an ID field for inline YAML entities definitions. · registry.ts:607-611
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRequire an ID field for inline YAML
entitiesdefinitions.
registerEntity(def, undefined)accepts any element of a nestedentitiesarray whenisGtsEntity()is true.isGtsEntity()is also true for an element that has no ID but contains a GTS reference, becausegtsRefsis not empty.For such an element, the
JsonObjconstructor falls back tothis.id = this.file?.path. Two ID-less elements in one file then share the file path as their ID:
- The second element overwrites the first element in
jsonObjs.buildDefinitionIndexinapps/vscode-extension/src/validation.tsrecords the path twice.duplicateIdProblemsthen reports a falseDuplicate GTS id "<file path>"diagnostic.Line 598 already applies the selected-ID check to top-level YAML entries. Apply the same check to inline definitions.
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if (isYamlFileName(name)) { for (const def of JsonRegistry.collectInlineEntityDefinitions(parsedContent)) { - registerEntity(def, undefined) + registerEntity(def, undefined, true) } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @packages/shared/src/registry.ts:
- Around line 115-124: Update isScalarDataField to treat the gts-type-id and
gts-instance-id formats as reference declarations, returning false for those
formats even when the subschema has a scalar type. Preserve the existing
handling of other formats and reference markers.
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- Around line 423-424: Update findXGtsRefPath to RFC 6901-escape each object
key, replacing ~ with ~0 and / with ~1, before appending it to childPath so
generated JSON Pointers preserve keys containing those characters.
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- Around line 607-611: Update the inline YAML definition loop in the YAML
handling flow to call registerEntity with the selected-ID check enabled,
matching the top-level YAML entry handling. This ensures inline entities without
an ID are not registered.
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| function isScalarDataField(sub: any): boolean { | ||
| if (!sub || typeof sub !== 'object') return false | ||
| if (sub['x-gts-ref'] !== undefined || sub['$ref'] !== undefined) return false | ||
| const scalarTypes = new Set(['string', 'number', 'integer', 'boolean', 'null']) | ||
| const t = sub.type | ||
| const hasScalarType = typeof t === 'string' | ||
| ? scalarTypes.has(t) | ||
| : Array.isArray(t) && t.length > 0 && t.every((x: any) => scalarTypes.has(x)) | ||
| return hasScalarType || sub.format !== undefined || sub.enum !== undefined || sub.const !== undefined | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not exempt the GTS ID formats in isScalarDataField.
isScalarDataField returns true for any subschema that has a format. Schema generators such as gts-rust emit format: "gts-type-id" and format: "gts-instance-id". createAjvInstance registers both formats at lines 1153-1161, and each one marks its value as a GTS reference.
Consider a field declared as { "type": "string", "format": "gts-type-id" } with no x-gts-ref. For that field, computeEntityValidation skips the existence check at lines 746-752. As a result, a dangling reference in that field produces no "GTS reference not found" error.
Treat these two formats as reference declarations.
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+const GTS_ID_FORMATS = new Set(['gts-type-id', 'gts-instance-id'])
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function isScalarDataField(sub: any): boolean {
if (!sub || typeof sub !== 'object') return false
if (sub['x-gts-ref'] !== undefined || sub['$ref'] !== undefined) return false
+ if (typeof sub.format === 'string' && GTS_ID_FORMATS.has(sub.format)) return false
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Review comment at @packages/shared/src/registry.ts around lines 115 - 124:
Update isScalarDataField to treat the gts-type-id and gts-instance-id formats as
reference declarations, returning false for those formats even when the
subschema has a scalar type. Preserve the existing handling of other formats and
reference markers.
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| for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(node)) { | ||
| const childPath = `${currentPath}/${key}` |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Escape object keys in the JSON Pointer that findXGtsRefPath builds.
findXGtsRefPath joins raw keys into childPath. findRegexPatternPath escapes keys per RFC 6901, but this function does not.
x-gts-ref often appears under a patternProperties entry, and those keys often contain /. For such a key, the function returns a pointer with extra segments. instancePathSegments in apps/vscode-extension/src/validation.ts unescapes ~1, so it splits the unescaped key incorrectly. The "Referenced x-gts-ref entity" diagnostic then falls back to a text search or to the document start.
The unchanged findSchemaPropertyPath has the same issue, which a previous review already reported.
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export function findXGtsRefPath(content: any, refValue: string): string | null {
const target = normalizeGtsId(refValue)
+ const escape = (key: string) => key.replace(/~/g, '~0').replace(/\//g, '~1')
...
for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(node)) {
- const childPath = `${currentPath}/${key}`
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Review comment at @packages/shared/src/schemaParser.ts around lines 423 - 424:
Update findXGtsRefPath to RFC 6901-escape each object key, replacing ~ with ~0
and / with ~1, before appending it to childPath so generated JSON Pointers
preserve keys containing those characters.
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Switch @globaltypesystem/gts-ts in packages/shared from the local `file:../../../gts-ts` link to the published npm package `^0.8.1`, now that 0.8.1 is released. The lockfile now resolves it from the registry instead of a local symlink. Remove the temporary `preserveSymlinks: true` workaround in the web Vite config, which only existed to make the local file: link resolve its named exports. Document the dependency in GTS_TS_MIGRATION.md. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Implement the spec's default gts-ref-validation=any-valid policy (§9.6): an entity referenced through an x-gts-ref field must itself be valid, transitively, otherwise the referencing instance is reported invalid. Run the XGtsRefValidator in any-present mode to collect referenced ids (dropping its "not found" errors, already covered by the gtsRefs registry check), then validate each referenced entity. Referenced schemas are validated normally; referenced instances are resolved within the current validation chain to break reference cycles (treated as valid, matching gts-ts's visiting guard and avoid deadlocks. Results for cut cycles are recomputed within the chain and not cached. Memoize settled validation results so referenced-entity checks can reuse a finished result for the current generation instead of re-awaiting an in-progress computation. EOF ) Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Change the topic schema's `id` field x-gts-type from the relative `./$id` to the absolute `/$id` so it resolves to the document's own $id as intended. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Drop the LLM contributor rules file; the guidance is no longer maintained here. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Exclude clean open buffers whose files no longer exist from workspace scans and document validation so refresh cannot resurrect deleted GTS entries. Preserve dirty buffers until their edits are resolved, and remove stale registry entries when deleted buffers are closed. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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