chore: support gts-spec v0.14.5 - #30
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Require one supported dialect across each derivation chain and its transitive GTS references, rejecting unknown declarations instead of allowing jsonschema to fall back. Validate trait schema integrity under the host type dialect. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Resolve local JSON Pointer targets during GTS dialect validation and reject embedded resources that declare a different dialect from the hierarchy root. Add regression coverage for cross-dialect compound schemas. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe update changes type-schema registration to accept batches, adds isolated staging and commit operations, and expands schema validation to check dialects and GTS references. It also updates compatibility results, API contracts, package exports, and specification-version checks. ChangesGTS schema updates
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant GtsOps
participant GtsStore
participant SchemaValidator
Client->>GtsOps: submit schema batch
GtsOps->>GtsStore: stage schema entries
GtsOps->>SchemaValidator: validate staged entries
SchemaValidator-->>GtsOps: per-entry validation results
GtsOps->>GtsStore: commit valid entries
GtsOps-->>Client: aggregate and per-entry results
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Batch schema registration and instance validation changed substantially. Two problems remain before merge. First, a registered schema with a slow regular expression can stall the server during instance validation. Second, validated batch updates report success but leave the old schema in place. Smaller documentation and compatibility-label issues also remain open. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟠 High · up to The new batch path can report success without applying an allowed schema update. Under the update-enabled setting, duplicate IDs can also cause publication of a different schema from the one validated. A reportable denial-of-service condition remains in the validation path. These issues affect registry integrity and service availability, although some require schema-write access or a non-default setting. Retained concerns
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In `@gts/src/gts/store.py`:
- Around line 421-430: Keep _schema_dialect label-based for existing callers,
and add a separate canonical URI mapping for validator selection. Update both
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Verify discovered entities by their GTS IDs and retain assertions for their source-file metadata. This prevents the test from failing when os.walk returns JSON and YAML files in a different order across platforms or filesystems. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Make legacy and HTTP-backed explicit Type Schema registration require canonical JSON metadata. Require a supported $schema, a gts:// $id that denotes a GTS Type, and equality between the normalized $id and type_id. Preserve the dialect validator fix by canonicalizing accepted Draft-07 aliases before meta-schema and instance validation, and extend regression coverage for both behaviors. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Adopt batch Type Schema registration and derive each type identifier from canonical embedded metadata. Pin the conformance submodule to v0.14.2, bump the breaking package release, and regenerate the OpenAPI document. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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🟡 Minor · Update the register_schema row to match the new registration checks. · README.md:164
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the
register_schemarow to match the new registration checks.This PR adds three checks to
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- The schema must have a nonempty top-level
$schema.- The schema must have a top-level
$idthat starts withgts://gts..- The
$idmust matchtype_id.Line 164 still says only that
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-| `register_schema(type_id, schema)` | Legacy schema registration helper; `type_id` must end in `~`. | +| `register_schema(type_id, schema)` | Legacy schema registration helper; `type_id` must end in `~`, and `schema` must declare a top-level `$schema` and a `gts://` `$id` that matches `type_id`. |🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Declare the identifier requirement in ValidateEntityRequest.
POST /validate-entity rejects {} because validate_id requires entity_id or gts_id. The exported schema has no required list or equivalent constraint, so generated clients can treat {} as valid and receive a request-validation error.
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class ValidateEntityRequest(BaseModel):
+ model_config = ConfigDict(
+ json_schema_extra={
+ "anyOf": [
+ {
+ "properties": {
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Reject trait schemas that declare a dialect different from their host type. Validate the registered schema chain before checking transient instance content so mixed-dialect reference graphs cannot be accepted through /validate-json. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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🟡 Minor · Canonicalize $schema before creating registry resources. · store.py:433
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCanonicalize
$schemabefore creating registry resources.
_schema_dialectaccepts the HTTPS Draft 7 alias, but_create_reference_registrypasses the raw declaration toResource.from_contents. Inreferencing0.36.2, the unregistered alias selects the suppliedDRAFT202012default.GtsRef.parseaccepts local fragment references, so Draft 7 anchors can resolve with the wrong reference semantics. Use the canonical URI from_schema_dialect_uri.Suggested fix
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Serialize conflict checks, registration, validation, and rollback under a reentrant store transaction so concurrent writers cannot overwrite or remove each other's state. Store and return defensive entity copies, including reader-backed entries and collection snapshots.\n\nAdd a schema reference expansion budget to fail safely on pathological graphs, and cover transaction serialization, mutation isolation, and bounded expansion with regression tests. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Cache and invalidate immutable schema registries, use linear-time dependency queues, and replace deprecated RefResolver use. Expose the high-level operations API and stop verbose HTTP logging from buffering or disclosing entity bodies. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Bump the targeted gts-spec version to v0.14.3 and make the pin reproducible, mirroring the Rust reference implementation. - Record the version in .gts-spec-version (vMAJOR.MINOR.PATCH) and advance the .gts-spec submodule to the matching tag. - Rework `make update-spec` to check the submodule out at the pinned tag instead of floating to the remote's latest. - Add `make verify-spec-version`, a prerequisite of `make e2e`, that fails when the checked-out submodule drifts from the pin. - Update the README spec-version references to v0.14.3. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
…ity diagnostics Adopt several design ideas from the Rust reference implementation while keeping the code idiomatic Python. Errors: - Add a GtsError hierarchy (GtsNotFoundError, GtsValidationError, GtsConflictError, GtsUnresolvedRefError) in gts._errors and reparent the existing store exceptions onto it. GtsValidationError also subclasses ValueError so callers/tests that catch ValueError keep working. The hierarchy is exported from the package root. Schema modules: - Extract dialect detection into gts.schema_dialect and $ref inlining into gts.schema_resolver (behind a provider callable, the Python analogue of Rust's SchemaProvider), leaving thin delegators on GtsStore so the public surface is unchanged. - Reject subschemas that switch JSON Schema dialect: a type is read under the single dialect its top-level $schema selects. - Centralize the bare gts. / gts:// literals behind the naming constants. Compatibility diagnostics (OP#8): - /compatibility now reports why a direction failed (backward_errors, forward_errors, incompatibility_reasons) and classifies the content model (open / closed / partially_open) of every object level of the candidate schema (candidate_object_levels). Reasons are derived from the already-computed verdict in a single inclusion pass, so they never contradict it; verdicts themselves are unchanged. - Replace the mutable default-list pattern on GtsEntityCastResult with dataclass field(default_factory=list). The full gts-spec conformance suite still passes; behavior is additive. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Resolve the pre-existing mypy errors across the package so the type checker runs clean, then add `mypy` to the `make check` gate to keep it that way. - Narrow Optional GtsID / type_id accesses in ops (store-key selection, validate_json) and guard the cast entry points in entities. - Declare the GtsIdSegment uuid-tail attribute and allow an absent major version (int | None). - Correct the build_schema_graph return/annotations and the get_graph return type. - Add a targeted type-ignore for the FastAPI middleware factory. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Recognize nullable object types as object levels.
For {"type":["object","null"]}, _is_object_level returns False. classify_object_levels therefore omits an open object level from the compatibility result. Recognize "object" inside a JSON Schema type array so candidate_object_levels includes that level. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Classify the effective object level before reporting its content model.
classify_object_levels can report incorrect candidate_object_levels for unevaluatedProperties: false and allOf. This violates GTS specification §4.4 and makes the public compatibility response misleading. The compatibility verdict and cast operation do not depend on these labels, so this is a localized diagnostic defect rather than a major workflow failure. Classify one effective result per object path, including unevaluatedProperties and conjunctive branches.
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In `@gts/src/gts/compatibility.py` around lines 330 - 331, Update
classify_object_levels to classify the effective object level once per object
path, accounting for unevaluatedProperties and conjunctive allOf branches before
reporting its content model. Replace the current node-by-node _is_object_level
and _level_content_model reporting so candidate_object_levels reflect the
combined schema result.
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_validate_chain_dialect seeded its reference walk from the selected type only, so a cross-dialect gts:// $ref on an ancestor was accepted by validate_instance_content and OP#12. Seed the walk from every type in the chain so the whole chain plus its reference closure shares the root dialect (spec 11.0/12), matching the Rust reference. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
- x_gts_ref: register x-gts-ref as a jsonschema keyword via validators.extend, so oneOf/anyOf/allOf resolve correctly during structural validation. Branches that differ only by x-gts-ref are now genuinely distinct instead of collapsing to identical match-all schemas once stripped, so a oneOf of such branches no longer rejects every value. Replaces the previous strip-and-reconstruct workaround; a shared pattern matcher backs both the keyword and the XGtsRefValidator walker, which still owns /$id resolution and registry existence. - x_gts_ref: enforce a segment boundary for exact (non-wildcard) patterns, so "...w.v1" no longer matches "...w.v12"/"...w.v1.5". - GtsID: reject the gts:// URI form in the core parser. The scheme is a JSON Schema $id/$ref serialization detail and is stripped by those callers before parsing, matching the gts-rust/gts-go reference parsers. - Update the id-parsing unit tests to assert URI-form rejection. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
The extended-validator x-gts-ref keyword returned early for the /$id self-reference, deferring it to the XGtsRefValidator walker. But the jsonschema engine performs oneOf/anyOf branch selection, so a /$id branch matched every string. In a oneOf that mixes a /$id branch with a concrete sibling pattern, a value matching only the sibling satisfied both branches and the exactly-one rule rejected a valid value; the walker runs afterwards and cannot undo it. Thread the selected type id into the keyword (mirroring the gts-rust design) so /$id resolves to the type being validated and participates in branch selection like any other pattern. Extended validator classes are cached per (base, selected type). Registry existence and the standalone /$id checks stay in XGtsRefValidator. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Batch type-schema registration ignored the validate flag and gts-ref-validation mode: add_schemas called add_schema, which registered each entry directly via the store with no validation. This diverged from add_entity (POST /entities), where those parameters drive per-entry validation. Thread validate and gts-ref-validation through add_schemas/add_schema and route registration through the single-entity add_entity path so each batch entry is validated identically. The embedded $schema/$id presence and GTS type-id checks remain batch-specific and now reject a missing $schema, a non-gts:// $id, or a malformed type identifier up front. The HTTP handler wires the ?validate/?validation aliases and ?gts-ref-validation query parameters into the call. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Add a staging overlay to GtsStore: staged entities are visible to internal validation and the $ref reference registry but invisible to public reads (get_committed) until commit. A validate=true registration stages, validates, then commits on success or discards on failure, so a concurrent reader never observes an unvalidated entity and no lock is held across validation. Batch add_schemas now runs two-phase - stage every entry, validate each against the fully-staged set, then commit the survivors and discard the rest - making it order-independent while never publishing an entry that fails. Add a threaded concurrency test. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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`make test` runs `pytest tests/`, so the staging concurrency test placed under `gts/tests/` never executed. Move it to `tests/` alongside the other unit tests so it runs as part of the suite. Also make `test_add_schema_missing_id_failure` precise: it fed a document missing both `$schema` and `$id` and asserted the error mentioned `$id`, but a Type Schema entry is now checked for `$schema` before `$id` (consistent with the other implementations). Give it a valid `$schema` so it specifically exercises the absent `$id`. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
…endency-safe The two-phase add_schemas(validate=True) flow had three defects: staged entries leaked if an exception occurred before the commit phase, a survivor could be committed even though a staged sibling it depends on was discarded, and staging keyed purely by the registry key let concurrent batches (or a duplicated batch entry) clobber each other while commit bypassed the conflict check. - Key the staging overlay by a unique token, with a by-key overlay for internal resolution and the reference registry, so two entries that resolve to the same key never overwrite each other and a commit/discard only affects the entry it names. - Commit atomically with a compare-and-swap against the committed store, returning "added"/"unchanged"/"conflict" so a conflicting publish is reported rather than silently overwriting existing content. - Track pending tokens and discard the leftovers in a finally block, so a raised exception anywhere in the batch never leaves unvalidated entries in the read overlay. - Iteratively discard failures and re-validate the survivors against the now-smaller staged set until a round is clean, so nothing is committed with a dangling parent or reference to a discarded sibling. Adds tests for token isolation, compare-and-swap commit, the dependent-of-discarded case and the duplicate-id case. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
The custom validator only overrode the `pattern` keyword with a timeout-bounded matcher; `patternProperties` fell through to jsonschema's default applicator, which matches property names with `re.search` and no timeout. An untrusted schema pattern matched against an adversarially long property name could therefore still cause catastrophic backtracking (ReDoS, CWE-1333). Override `patternProperties` too, matching property names with the `regex` module under PATTERN_TIMEOUT_SECONDS and yielding "regular expression match timed out" on timeout, exactly as the `pattern` keyword already does. Adds a regression test asserting a catastrophic patternProperties key is bounded. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
The validate=true registration overlay was global: one request's staged, not-yet-validated entries were visible to another request's validation, so a batch could resolve a parent or $ref target against another batch's unvalidated entry and commit a dangling reference. Separately, the batch commit loop published survivors one-by-one, so a dependent could be published against a target whose committed content changed after the dependent had been validated. Scope the staging overlay to a per-request staging session (committed-only when no session is active) so a batch resolves only its own siblings, and replace the per-entry commit loop with a store-level all-or-nothing batch compare-and-swap that publishes nothing when any target conflicts. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Review comments at @gts/src/gts/store.py:
- Around line 413-422: Update commit_batch to track whether each staged entry
must be written separately from its reported outcome, then use that flag when
updating _by_id so changed content is committed when allow_updates is true,
including later intra-batch duplicates. Add a test for add_schemas(...,
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Review comments at @gts/src/gts/x_gts_ref.py:
- Line 18: Update extended_validator_for to include the bounded pattern and
patternProperties validators alongside x-gts-ref in its single extend call,
while keeping the stable jsonschema validator_for base for cache keys. Update
_is_structurally_valid to use the bounded validator path as well.
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Use bounded regex callbacks for pattern evaluation, centralize supported dialects, require inherited dialect context for fragments, and preserve that context through references, traits, casts, and x-gts-ref validation. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Publish changed entries from validated batches when updates are enabled. Preserve inherited JSON Schema dialects for boolean trait schemas and x-gts-ref validation, and remove the batch result type redefinition caught by mypy. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Update the pinned spec release from v0.14.4 to v0.14.5, advance the .gts-spec submodule to the matching tag, and update the supported-version notes in the READMEs. 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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