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Replace explicit Type Schema registration with the required batch endpoint, deriving type identifiers from canonical embedded metadata and reporting per-item outcomes. Pin the submodule to v0.14.2 and bump the package for the breaking API change. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Compare an embedded trait schema's declared dialect with its host type before resolving or compiling it. This provides an explicit portability failure instead of relying on dialect-specific compiler behavior. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Clone entities when they enter or leave the registry so callers cannot mutate stored content, references, or query results behind the store's conflict and validation checks.\n\nUse a cycle-aware clone for entity content to retain existing behavior for malformed cyclic inputs, and update regression coverage to verify registration and collection snapshots remain isolated. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Reject unsafe regular expressions before registration, keep malformed schemas out of AJV resolver state, and restore prior state when secure replacements fail. Route query and wildcard reference lookups through a defensive store API backed by a sorted identifier index. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Bump the pinned gts-spec version and the README reference from v0.14.2 to v0.14.3. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Introduce shared helpers on the types module - `hasUriPrefix`, `stripUriPrefix`, the `JSON_SCHEMA_HOST` constant, and the `JsonValue` / `JsonObject` types - and route the scattered `gts://` prefix checks and `.substring(6)` / `.slice(6)` offsets through them. This removes the hardcoded prefix literals and length offsets from the extractor, relationship resolver, query parser, and x-gts-ref validator (including its private `stripGtsURIPrefix` duplicate), mirroring the prefix-constant discipline the sibling implementations enforce and giving JSON positions a real type to reach for instead of `any`. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Split three self-contained concerns out of the store into focused modules, mirroring the seams the Rust reference uses: - json-canonical.ts: canonical JSON serialization, content hashing, and the cycle-safe deep clone (typed with JsonValue / JsonObject). - schema-dialect.ts: `$schema` dialect detection and canonical-URI mapping, with the supported-dialect allow-list as a single choke point. - schema-safety.ts: the ReDoS / depth / path-count guards for untrusted schema documents. The store now composes these and routes its remaining `gts://` handling through the shared prefix helpers. Also documents the lock-free concurrency invariant on GtsStore (single-threaded, no await between read-modify-write on shared state) and clarifies the currently-synchronous async wrappers and the dormant Ajv `loadSchema` hook. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
…dy limit Extract the server's schema `$id` / `$ref` validation into a testable library module (schema-refs.ts) and have the handler call it, so validation policy lives in the library rather than the HTTP layer. The extracted walk gains a MAX_SCHEMA_DEPTH bound - previously the only ref-validation path without one - and fails closed on adversarially deep input. Also set an explicit Fastify `bodyLimit` (default 1 MiB, overridable via ServerConfig) instead of relying on the implicit framework default, bounding the memory a single request - including the array-bodied bulk routes - can force the server to buffer. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Add a structured `CompatibilityDiagnostic` (direction + verdict + message) and expose it on CompatibilityResult, superseding the always-empty deprecated `*_properties` arrays. `verdictFromDiagnostics` derives a verdict purely from its evidence and takes an optional direction, so each verdict on the result is recoverable from its diagnostics (backward/forward by direction, full with none) - mirroring the Rust reference's `from_diagnostics`. Add a distinct `GtsPattern` type plus `Gts.parsePattern` and a single `Gts.containsWildcard` predicate, so pattern concerns no longer leak into the identity type and callers stop re-scanning the raw string for `*`. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Add unit tests for the prefix helpers, JSON canonicalization/clone, dialect detection, schema `$id`/`$ref` validation (including the depth guard), the ReDoS safety check, typed pattern parsing, and the compatibility-diagnostic derivation - including an end-to-end assertion that each CompatibilityResult verdict is recoverable from its diagnostics. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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The three SchemaResolver path-budget tests asserted wall-clock resolution under 500ms. That bound is a micro-benchmark of constant factors, not the algorithmic guard the tests exist for, and flaked on the loaded Windows CI runner (measured ~640-730ms) even though the verdicts were correct. Replace the literal with a shared, documented RESOLVE_BUDGET_MS (2s): still an order of magnitude below the tens-of-seconds/OOM behavior these tests guard against, but tolerant of shared-runner jitter. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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| } else if (ref.startsWith('http://') || ref.startsWith('https://')) { | ||
| // External HTTP refs are not allowed (except json-schema.org for $schema) | ||
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The external $ref host check is a substring match, so attackers can bypass it.
ref.includes(JSON_SCHEMA_HOST) accepts https://evil.example/json-schema.org/x. It also accepts https://json-schema.org.evil.example/. A caller can therefore pass external HTTP refs through validate=true. Parse the ref with URL and compare hostname exactly, as dialectOf does.
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| } else if (ref.startsWith('http://') || ref.startsWith('https://')) { | |
| // External HTTP refs are not allowed (except json-schema.org for $schema) | |
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detectChainDialectMismatch seeded its reference walk from the leaf only, missing a cross-dialect gts:// $ref that lives on an ancestor the leaf does not itself reference. Seed the walk from every type in the chain, and run the local-$ref check per member, 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>
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🟠 Major · Include major-version IDs in wildcard query results. · store.ts:137
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInclude major-version IDs in wildcard query results.
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.v1.*,matchingIdssearches only IDs starting with.v1..Gts.matchIDPatternalso accepts an ID ending in.v1when the other segment fields match. As a result,query()omits a registered matching ID. Broaden the indexed candidate range, then applyGts.matchIDPatternto each candidate. (raw.githubusercontent.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Register x-gts-ref as a first-class Ajv keyword so oneOf/anyOf/allOf resolve correctly during structural validation, instead of stripping the keyword and rewriting the schema. Branches that differ only by x-gts-ref stay distinct rather than collapsing to identical match-all schemas, so such a oneOf no longer rejects every value; the engine also evaluates the keyword through implicit-object schemas and local/root $ref traversal. Registry existence and /$id remain in XGtsRefValidator, and a shared pattern matcher backs both the keyword and the walker. - Enforce a segment boundary for exact (non-wildcard) patterns, so "...w.v1" no longer matches "...w.v12"/"...w.v1.5". - Name the x-gts-ref keyword in formatted Ajv errors so an x-gts-ref constraint failure is distinguishable from a plain structural mismatch. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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The Ajv x-gts-ref keyword returned true unconditionally for the /$id self-reference, deferring it to XGtsRefValidator. But Ajv runs first and performs oneOf/anyOf branch selection, so a /$id branch matched every string. In a oneOf that mixes a /$id branch with a concrete sibling pattern, a value matching only the sibling satisfied both branches and the exactly-one rule rejected a valid value; XGtsRefValidator runs afterwards and cannot undo it. Thread the type currently being validated into the keyword (mirroring the gts-rust design) so /$id resolves to that type and participates in branch selection like any other pattern. The selected type is set only for the duration of each synchronous Ajv validate call and restored afterwards, so nested combinator branch compilations remain correct. Registry existence and the standalone /$id checks stay in XGtsRefValidator. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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The batch POST /type-schemas contract matches gts-spec v0.14.3 and CI is green. Every finding below was reproduced by running the PR-head code (0e449db).
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- Wildcard query misses matching entities (regression). See the inline comment on
GtsStore.matchingIds. POST /type-schemasignores?validate=true/gts-ref-validation. See the inline comment onregisterTypeSchema.- Compatibility diagnostics contradict the verdict when
compareSchemasthrows. This confirms the open CodeRabbit thread onsrc/compatibility.ts. Reproduced:forward_compatibility: "unknown", butverdictFromDiagnostics(diagnostics, 'forward')returns"compatible"(the only diagnostic is backward). Pushreasoninto bothbackwardErrorsandforwardErrors, and add a test for the throw path. safe-regex2rejects common linear-time patterns. This breaks existing schemas. See the inline comment inschema-safety.ts.
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$refhost check is a substring match (confirms the CodeRabbit thread onschema-refs.ts).https://json-schema.org.evil.example/xandhttps://evil.example/json-schema.org/xboth pass.file:///etc/passwdalso passes, because non-HTTP schemes fall through.GtsStore.isJsonSchemaUrluses the same substring pattern.- Performance:
get()/getAll()/entries()deep-clone on every call, including about 28 internalthis.get()calls on validation paths. Measured about 22% overhead (1,447 ms vs 1,187 ms for 20 validations against a 2,000-property schema). Use a private non-cloning accessor internally.GtsQueryalsostructuredClones an already-cloned value, andassertSafeSchemaPatternsruns twice per registration. - CHANGELOG: query results are now sorted instead of in insertion order, and there is a new
diagnosticsfield. The regex rejection also belongs in the breaking changes. - OpenAPI: it declares
items: {type: object}, but[null, 5]returns200with per-item failures rather than422.
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ajvForSchemais duplicated. GtsExtractor.normalizeValuestill takes an unused_fieldNameparameter.fakeReplyonly implementscode(). Extracting a reply-free core fromhandleAddEntitywould be more robust.
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Blocking: the indexed wildcard lookup returns fewer matches than Gts.matchIDPattern.
This binary-searches by a literal string prefix, but matchIDPattern matches semantically. A major-only version in a non-final segment accepts any minor, and an omitted version equals v0.
Repro at PR head:
// registered: gts.x.pkg.ns.base.v1~x.pkg.ns.item.v1~ and gts.x.pkg.ns.base.v1.2~x.pkg.ns.item.v1~
store.query('gts.x.pkg.ns.base.v1~x.pkg.ns.*')
// linear matchIDPattern scan -> both ids
// this implementation -> only gts.x.pkg.ns.base.v1~x.pkg.ns.item.v1~A second case: …item.v0.* should match a version-less …item, but it is missed.
GtsQuery.query (/query) and the wildcard existence check in validateEntityTransitive both go through this code, so they can silently omit registered entities.
Suggested fix: cut the search prefix at the last segment boundary before any version token (or fall back to a linear scan when a version precedes the *). Add a test that compares indexed and linear results for version-flexible patterns.
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Fixed in d4e872b.
The binary-search prefix is now cut before the first version token (deStarred.search(/\.v\d/)), so a major-only or omitted version in a non-final segment no longer truncates the literal prefix the narrowing relies on; when no version precedes the *, the de-starred pattern (minus a trailing ~) is used as before. Both GtsQuery.query (/query) and the wildcard existence check in validateEntityTransitive go through this path.
Added a regression test that asserts the indexed result equals a brute-force matchIDPattern scan for version-flexible patterns, including the exact gts.x.pkg.ns.base.v1~x.pkg.ns.* case from the repro (it now surfaces both the v1 and v1.2 base entities).
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Blocking: query: {} drops ?validate=true and gts-ref-validation for every batch entry.
The pre-PR handleAddTypeSchema forwarded request.query, so validate=true enforced validateSchemaIdentityAndRefs, the §9.11.5 guards, and the derived-vs-parent compatibility check with rollback.
Repro at PR head:
POST /type-schemas?validate=truewith[{$schema: D7, $id: "gts://gts.x.p.ns.badref.v1~", properties: {a: {$ref: "gts.x.p.ns.plain.v1~"}}}, {$schema: "https://example.com/nope", $id: "gts://gts.x.p.ns.baddialect.v1~", type: "object"}]returns200 {"ok":true, ...}for both entries.- The same bad
$refsent toPOST /entities?validate=truereturns422 "GTS references must use gts:// URI format". ?gts-ref-validation=bogusis silently accepted.
The spec tests don't send query params here, so this is a regression for callers rather than a conformance failure. Forward request.query, or document that batch registration never validates.
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Fixed in f6a1300.
registerTypeSchema now forwards request.query into the reused single-entity path instead of query: {}, so ?validate=true and ?gts-ref-validation=… apply to every batch entry exactly as on POST /entities. A malformed gts-ref-validation is rejected with 422 before any entry is registered.
Conformance coverage was added on the gts-spec side (OP#6): with validate=true an entry with an unresolved $ref is rejected while the same forward reference is accepted without validate, and a bogus gts-ref-validation refuses the whole batch with 422.
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Blocking: safe-regex2's star-height heuristic rejects common, linear-time patterns. This makes previously accepted schemas fail to register.
At PR head, register() throws Unsafe regular expression pattern for each of these. Each matched adversarial input in under 0.1 ms:
- ISO-8601 date-time:
^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}T\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}(\.\d+)?(Z|[+-]\d{2}:\d{2})$ - the official semver regex
^[a-z]+(\.[a-z]+)*$, i.e. dotted segments, the same shape as GTS ids- 26
\d+tokens separated by-
(A genuinely catastrophic pattern such as ^[a-z]? repeated 26 times is correctly rejected; it took about 870 ms on 27 characters.)
Consider a real guard instead of the heuristic, such as Ajv's code.regExp with RE2 (re2-wasm/re2), or make the check opt-in or configurable. Either way, list it under Breaking in the CHANGELOG.
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Addressed in 3262431.
Rather than swapping in another static analysis, the guard is now a source-length bound (MAX_REGEX_LEN, 32 KiB), mirroring gts-rust's MAX_REGEX_LEN. Ajv compiles the pattern with the platform RegExp, so ECMA-262 lookahead/backreferences stay supported and every previously false-rejected pattern you listed (ISO-8601 date-time, semver, dotted-segment ids) now registers. The safe-regex2 dependency is dropped and this is called out under Breaking in the CHANGELOG.
Trade-off worth flagging explicitly: a pure length bound does not reject catastrophic-backtracking patterns like (a+)+$ — that class now registers and is compiled by the platform engine. The bound caps the source text an attacker can hand the compiler; it does not bound match time. gts-go uses a match-timeout engine instead. If you'd prefer an actual ReDoS guard here (RE2 via re2-wasm, or opt-in/configurable), happy to switch — let me know which direction you want.
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$id is only validated when it's a string, so any truthy non-string passes. validateSchemaIdentityAndRefs({ $id: {} }) returns null (valid). This logic predates the PR, but it's now a public export (src/index.ts), so the gap becomes part of the library API. Suggest returning 'Schema $id must be a valid GTS identifier with gts:// URI format' for non-strings.
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Fixed in 6fed0af.
validateSchemaIdentityAndRefs now guards the non-string case explicitly and returns 'Schema $id must be a valid GTS identifier with gts:// URI format' before the string-only handling, so validateSchemaIdentityAndRefs({ $id: {} }) is reported invalid rather than passing.
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schemaCompileErrors is written here, but its only reader is loadSchema, which (per the comment above it) is never invoked. I verified it: an unsupported dialect records Unsupported JSON Schema dialect: … here, and loadSchema is called 0 times. The failure isn't lost, because validateSchema(id) recompiles and reports it independently, so this is redundant state. Suggest removing it until a compileAsync path exists.
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Fixed in d0a5eb6.
schemaCompileErrors is removed entirely — the field, the resolveUri read, and the register/delete writes. On an Ajv compile failure the registration is simply rolled back via removeAjvSchema; the entity stays in byId and validateSchema(id) recompiles and surfaces the failure on demand, so no state is lost.
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This test doesn't reach the Ajv compile-failure branch its name describes. assertSafeSchemaPatterns throws in register() before any Ajv call. With spies, I saw 0 addAjvSchema and 0 removeAjvSchema calls. The catch → removeAjvSchema + schemaCompileErrors.set path has no coverage. Rename the test, or add one with a schema that passes the safety check but fails Ajv compilation (e.g. an unsupported $schema URI).
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Fixed in 3262431 + d0a5eb6.
The mislabeled test was renamed to does not clobber a registered schema when a replacement trips the safety check (it exercises the pre-Ajv assertSafeSchemaPatterns path, which is what actually fires). A new test — rolls the Ajv registration back when a replacement passes the safety check but fails to compile — covers the real catch → removeAjvSchema branch using a replacement that carries no pattern/patternProperties (so it clears the safety check) but declares an unsupported $schema dialect: registration must not throw and the entity is retained while the aborted Ajv registration is rolled back.
…ristic The pattern / patternProperties safety guard relied on safe-regex2's star-height heuristic, which false-rejected many common, genuinely linear-time patterns (ISO-8601 date-time, semver, dotted-segment ids) with "Unsafe regular expression pattern". Replace it with a source-length bound (MAX_REGEX_LEN, 32 KiB), mirroring gts-rust: it caps what an attacker can hand the regex compiler while leaving well-formed patterns alone. Ajv compiles patterns with the platform RegExp, so ECMA-262 lookahead/backreferences stay supported. Registration now rejects only patterns longer than the bound; the safe-regex2 dependency is dropped. Tests are updated to exercise the length bound and to assert the previously false-rejected patterns register. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Batch registration built each entry's request with query: {}, so
?validate=true and ?gts-ref-validation were silently dropped: entries were
never validated and a bogus gts-ref-validation value was accepted. This
diverged from POST /entities, where those parameters drive per-entry
validation.
Reject a malformed gts-ref-validation with 422 before registering any
entry, and forward request.query into the reused single-entity
registration path so every batch entry honors ?validate /
?gts-ref-validation exactly as the single-entity endpoint does.
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…token The wildcard query used pattern.slice(0, -1) as the binary-search prefix, treating it as a literal prefix of every match. But matchIDPattern is version-flexible - a major-only segment (type.v1) matches any minor (type.v1.2), and type.v0 matches a version-omitted candidate - so characters at and after a version token are not guaranteed to appear verbatim in a match. When a version token preceded the wildcard, the narrowed window silently dropped valid matches. Cut the search prefix before the first version token (the portion required literally); fall back to the de-starred pattern when no version token precedes the wildcard. Adds a regression test asserting the indexed result equals a brute-force matchIDPattern scan for version-flexible patterns. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
validateSchemaIdentityAndRefs only handled the string $id case, so any truthy non-string $id (e.g. an object or number) fell through and was treated as well-formed. This gap matters now that the helper is a public library export rather than an internal HTTP-handler helper. Guard the non-string case explicitly and return the standard invalid-$id error before the normalization and GTS-identifier checks. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
… adds The store tracked Ajv compile failures in a schemaCompileErrors map and made resolveUri throw "Unresolvable invalid GTS schema" when a referenced schema had previously failed to compile. This cached a stale failure and coupled reference resolution to prior compile state. Remove the map. When a document clears assertSafeSchemaPatterns but still fails Ajv compilation (e.g. an unsupported $schema dialect), swallow the error and roll the Ajv registration back so no half-added schema is left behind; the entity is still stored in byId and validateSchema recompiles and surfaces the failure on demand. Adds a test covering the compile- failure rollback branch. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
The OP#13 diamond-chain tests guard against algorithmic blow-up (a hang/OOM), not constant-factor slowness, but asserted elapsed < 500ms. That strict bound flaked on a loaded, shared Windows CI runner (it hit exactly 500ms). Introduce RESOLVE_BUDGET_MS = 2000 and use it for the elapsed-time assertions - the same value and rationale as compatibility.test.ts. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
A validate=true registration is now staged into an overlay that is invisible to public reads (getCommitted / list / query) and only committed once it passes validation; on failure the staged copy is discarded and committed state is never touched. A concurrent reader therefore never observes an entity that has not passed validation, and no store-wide write lock is held across validation. Batch POST /type-schemas?validate=true now runs in two phases: stage every structurally-valid entry, validate each against the fully-staged set, then commit the survivors and discard the rest. This makes the batch order-independent - an entry may resolve $ref / inheritance to any sibling regardless of position - while never publishing an entry that fails. Add store-level staging-isolation tests and a concurrent inject-based probe. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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…endency-safe The two-phase POST /type-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 entity id let a duplicated batch entry clobber the previous one while commit bypassed the conflict check. - Key the staging overlay by a unique token, with a by-key overlay that also drives the Ajv $ref pool, so two entries that resolve to the same id 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 a CommitOutcome (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 throw 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 store-level and server-level tests for the new behavior. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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The trait-completeness check (OP#13, spec §9.7.5) reused the generic Ajv
error formatter, so a failure surfaced as e.g. "trait validation: / must
have required property 'retention'". That leaks Ajv's bare root path ("/")
and generic "property" wording, pointing the author at the type's own
`properties` rather than the trait surface, and never says how to fix it.
Add a trait-aware formatter (formatTraitValidationError) that renders the
offending trait in trait terms:
- required -> "missing required trait '<name>'"
- type -> "trait '<path>' must be of type '<t>'"
- const -> "trait '<path>' must equal <value>"
- enum -> "trait '<path>' must be one of <values>"
- x-gts-ref -> "trait '<path>' x-gts-ref: <message>" (keyword kept named
for parity with formatValidationError)
The message now also appends a single, non-repeated hint listing the three
ways to satisfy completeness (supply values via x-gts-traits, add a default
in the trait schema, or mark the type x-gts-abstract). The "trait
validation:" prefix and the structured `errors[]` (validationIssuesFromAjv)
are preserved, so substring-based callers/tests are unaffected.
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The MAX_REGEX_LEN length bound was a resource cap, not a ReDoS guard: Ajv compiled `pattern` / `patternProperties` with the platform `RegExp`, a backtracking engine, so a short catastrophic pattern such as `(a+)+$` against an adversarial instance could pin a CPU for seconds even though the pattern is well under the length limit (CWE-1333). Swap the engine used for `pattern` matching to RE2 (via `re2-wasm`) through Ajv's `code.regExp` option. RE2 matches in guaranteed linear time, so catastrophic backtracking is impossible by construction — the same class of protection gts-go (regexp2 MatchTimeout) and gts-python (regex match timeout) get at runtime, but achieved without making validation async. MAX_REGEX_LEN is kept purely as a cheap resource cap. Trade-off: RE2 does not support ECMA-262 lookaround or backreferences, so a `pattern` using them is now rejected at schema-compile time; the `regex` string format check is unaffected. Adds a test that a catastrophic pattern resolves in linear time on a 50k-char adversarial input, and documents the change under Breaking in the CHANGELOG. 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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- Line 1: Update the `.gts-spec` gitlink to pin the v0.14.4 release commit,
`386870a2f4e7b79c1af019b9d13fc30e06e2efef`, instead of its ancestor.
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| * Longest `pattern` / `patternProperties` regular expression a registered | ||
| * schema may carry, in characters. A ReDoS guard that relied on a | ||
| * static-analysis heuristic (e.g. star-height) rejected many common, | ||
| * genuinely linear-time patterns (ISO-8601, semver, dotted-segment ids), so | ||
| * the guard is instead a simple length bound - matching gts-rust's | ||
| * `MAX_REGEX_LEN`. It bounds the source text an attacker can hand the regex | ||
| * compiler while leaving well-formed patterns alone; ECMA-262 features such | ||
| * as lookahead and backreferences stay supported because Ajv compiles the | ||
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| export const MAX_REGEX_LEN = 32 * 1024; |
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Two comments describe the platform RegExp engine that RE2 replaced. Schema pattern / patternProperties now compile through createLinearRegExp (RE2). These comments still say the platform RegExp is used, that lookaround and backreferences stay supported, and that the length bound does not address catastrophic backtracking.
src/types.ts#L65-L76: State thatMAX_REGEX_LENis only a resource cap. State that RE2 (seeregex-engine.ts) provides ReDoS protection and rejects lookaround and backreferences.tests/refactor-units.test.ts#L166-L170: Replace the platform-RegExpexplanation for(a+)+$. State that RE2 compiles the pattern in linear time and that the length bound only caps source size.
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Review comment at @src/types.ts around lines 65 - 76:
Update the `MAX_REGEX_LEN` documentation in `src/types.ts` (lines 65–76) to
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c9070a8 moved JSON Schema `pattern` / `patternProperties` matching to RE2 to rule out catastrophic backtracking (ReDoS). RE2 has no lookaround, so every pattern using one was rejected - including valid ECMA-262 patterns from gts-spec's own examples, e.g. the ISO-8601 duration trait patterns `^P(?!$).+` and `^P(?!$)(?:\d+Y)?...$`, which made those types and every instance derived from them invalid. JSON Schema and the GTS spec define `pattern` in the ECMA-262 dialect. Support the common lookaround idioms without giving up the linear-time guarantee: a lookaround directly after a leading `^` and fixed-width atoms, or directly before a trailing `$` and fixed-width atoms, is always evaluated at a fixed offset from the start/end of the input. Such a pattern matches iff the pattern with those lookarounds removed matches and each lookaround body holds at its offset, so it is split into separate RE2 checks - exact ECMA-262 semantics, still linear time. Patterns are parsed with regjsparser (new dependency) to find them. A lookaround anywhere else, or a backreference, cannot be matched in guaranteed linear time and is rejected at compile time with an error naming the supported forms. A static ReDoS analyser (redos-detector) was evaluated as a fallback for those and rejected: it reports the exponential `^(a+)+(?=b)` as safe. Tests cover exact agreement with the platform RegExp over exhaustive small-alphabet inputs (prefix, suffix and mixed lookarounds, astral code points), linear-time matching of catastrophic patterns hidden behind lookarounds, rejection of unsupported forms, and store-level validation. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Validation errors are joined with "; " (and consumers such as gts-kit split them back on it), so the "; backreferences are not supported" tail of the unsupported-pattern error was reported as a separate, unanchored error. Use a sentence break instead. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Blocking: commitBatch drops updates when allowEntityUpdates is enabled.
Changed content is classified 'unchanged' here, and the publish loop (line 577) only writes 'added' entries, so the new content is never stored.
Repro at 331bdc9 (allowEntityUpdates: true): register {$id: "gts://gts.x.u.upd.s.v1~", type: "object"}, then POST /type-schemas?validate=true with the same $id and type: "string". The response is {"ok":true,...}, but GET /entities/gts.x.u.upd.s.v1~ still returns type: "object". At store level, commitBatch returns ['unchanged'] and getCommitted(id) keeps the old content. Single-entity commit() does write in this case.
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Fixed in cbbf20a. commitBatch now classifies changed content as 'added' (instead of 'unchanged') when allowEntityUpdates is enabled, so the publish loop writes it. Regression test added in tests/staging.test.ts ("commitBatch publishes changed content when updates are enabled").
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Blocking: diagnostics contradict the verdict when compareSchemas throws.
The catch at line 1135 calls buildResult(..., 'unknown', 'unknown', [reason], []), so the only diagnostic produced here is a backward one.
Repro at 331bdc9 (compareSchemas forced to throw): forward_compatibility is "unknown", but verdictFromDiagnostics(result.diagnostics, 'forward') returns "compatible". This breaks the invariant documented on CompatibilityResult.diagnostics in src/types.ts.
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Fixed in cbbf20a. The catch branch now passes [reason] for both backward and forward errors, so the diagnostics stay consistent with both 'unknown' directional verdicts. Regression test added in tests/refactor-units.test.ts ("keeps both unknown verdicts recoverable when schema comparison throws").
Keep RE2 as the linear fast path, use a bounded native fallback for complete ECMA behavior, route schema checks through Ajv, and reject implicit or unknown dialect selection throughout registration and validation. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Publish changed batch entries when entity updates are enabled, and keep compatibility diagnostics consistent with both unknown directional verdicts. Add focused regression coverage for both paths. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Update the pinned spec release from v0.14.3 to v0.14.5 and advance the .gts-spec submodule to the matching tag. v0.14.5 requires ECMA-262 regex semantics for schema patterns, which this implementation already honors; the full gts-spec conformance suite passes at the new pin. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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POST /type-schemasaccepts multiple schemas in one request, derives each ID from its$id, and reports per-schema results with an overall status.422response.