fix: op meta v1 documents are arrays of opcodes - #277
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An op meta v1 document describes the opcodes of an interpreter, so KnownMeta::OpV1 now deserializes an array of them, with a bare opcode object read as an array of one and normalized back out as such. Closes #189 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughOpV1 metadata now stores multiple opcode entries. Deserialization accepts a single object or an array, while serialization emits an array. Validation and normalization tests cover ordering, defaults, empty arrays, invalid symbols, and updated accessors. ChangesOpV1 metadata representation
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In `@crates/cli/src/meta/types/op/v1.rs`:
- Line 1: Add the required DCL-1.0 SPDX license header at the beginning of the
file, before the serde import, following the repository’s standard header
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- Around line 98-99: Update OpMeta’s JsonSchema implementation to describe both
the singleton OpMetaItem object and the existing array form accepted by its
custom Deserialize implementation, and add regression coverage verifying schema
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Add the required SPDX header.
Line 1 starts the file with an import. Add the DCL-1.0 SPDX license header before this import.
As per coding guidelines, all source files must include SPDX license headers for DecentraLicense 1.0 (DCL-1.0) compliance and REUSE 3.2 compliance.
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In `@crates/cli/src/meta/types/op/v1.rs` at line 1, Add the required DCL-1.0 SPDX
license header at the beginning of the file, before the serde import, following
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| #[cfg_attr(feature = "json-schema", derive(JsonSchema))] | ||
| pub struct OpMeta(pub Vec<OpMetaItem>); |
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Make the generated schema accept the singleton object form.
The custom Deserialize implementation accepts both a singleton opcode object and an array, but the derived JsonSchema for OpMeta(Vec<OpMetaItem>) describes only an array. rain meta schema can therefore reject supported singleton documents. Implement an object-or-array schema and add regression coverage for both forms.
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In `@crates/cli/src/meta/types/op/v1.rs` around lines 98 - 99, Update OpMeta’s
JsonSchema implementation to describe both the singleton OpMetaItem object and
the existing array form accepted by its custom Deserialize implementation, and
add regression coverage verifying schema validation accepts both forms.
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Closes #189.
The triage question, answered
The issue asked which shape is canonical for an op meta v1 document: a single
opcode map, or an array of them. The array is, and a bare object is tolerated as
a document of one:
Op meta v1 (
0xffe5282f43e495b4) describes the opcodes of an interpreter.A document that can hold exactly one opcode cannot describe any interpreter,
and
OpMeta's own doc comment is plural: "Opcodes metadata used by Rainlang".The historic reference consumer agrees.
rainlanguage/meta'stoOpMeta(the JS lib this crate was ported from,
src/utils.ts)is:
and
OpMeta.get(cborMap)returnsOpMeta[], so a decoded op meta v1 payloadwas an array of opcodes, with a lone object lifted into one.
What changed
crates/cli/src/meta/types/op/v1.rsOpMetaItem;OpMetais the document,OpMeta(pub Vec<OpMetaItem>), matching the shape sibling metas already use(
SolidityAbiMeta(Vec<SolidityAbiItem>),AuthoringMeta(Vec<AuthoringMetaItem>)).Deserializevisits a seq as the array of opcodes and a map asa one opcode document, so both shapes keep their own field-level serde errors
rather than an untagged "matched no variant".
Validateruns over every opcode in the document.TryFrom<Vec<u8>>/TryFrom<RainMetaDocumentV1Item>stay where they were andnow yield the document.
crates/cli/src/meta/normalize.rsis unchanged:normalize_json::<OpMeta>nownormalizes to the canonical array form, so a bare object normalizes to an array
of one (matching
toOpMeta's lift).Evidence
The repro from the issue, both halves now pass:
End to end against the built binary:
that payload being the normalized two opcode array under magic
0xffe5282f43e495b4.schema show op-v1now describes the document —"title": "OpMeta.","type": "array","items": {"$ref": "#/definitions/OpMetaItem"}— so thepublished schema is the array too.
New tests: array of opcodes preserved in order, bare object lifted, empty array
accepted (as
toOpMetaaccepts it), every entry validated and not just thefirst, non-document json rejected, document serialized back as an array; plus
the normalize-level array acceptance and per-entry validation failure.
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warningsandcargo fmt --all --checkare clean. The full repo suite was not run locally by request (manysibling agents on this machine); CI runs it.
Not in scope
Real historic payloads diverge from these Rust types at the field level too
(
"inputs"as an object and"outputs"as an integer inrainlanguage/metaexamples,vs
Vec<Input>/Vec<Output>here, andvalidRangevsvalid_range). That isa separate defect from the document shape #189 is about and is not touched here.
QA
test_normalize_op_v1_accepts_array_of_opcodes,test_normalize_op_v1_canonicalizes,test_normalize_op_v1_rejects_invalid_symbol(its new array half),test_opmeta_document_is_an_array_of_opcodes,test_opmeta_document_accepts_empty_array,test_opmeta_document_validates_every_opcode,test_opmeta_document_lifts_single_object+test_opmeta_document_serializes_as_array— each fails on base, verified by restoring basecrates/cli/src/meta/types/op/v1.rs(git show origin/main:…) and running the new tests against it: the normalize tests compile unchanged there; the four item-level ones were re-expressed asOpMeta::try_from(…)probes (baseOpMetahas no.0), i.e.[{"name":"add"},{"name":"sub"},{"name":"mul"}]isOk,[]isOk, a bad second entry isErr, and a bare object serializes back starting[{.cargo test -p rain-metadata --libon that tree: 307 passed, 7 failed — exactly those seven and nothing else, so the base suite is green (baseline) and every claimed behavior is newly pinned.test_opmeta_document_rejects_other_jsonis deliberately NOT discriminating (base rejects those too); it guards the new deserializer's boundary and is mutation-validated below.cargo test -p rain-metadata --lib -- opmeta normalize_op, unmutated = 315 passed / 0 failed for the whole lib):visit_seq→ deserialize the array then returnOpMeta(vec![])→ killed bytest_opmeta_document_is_an_array_of_opcodesandtest_normalize_op_v1_accepts_array_of_opcodes(4 failures)visit_map→ deserialize the opcode then returnOpMeta(vec![])→ killed bytest_opmeta_document_lifts_single_object,test_opmeta_document_serializes_as_array,test_normalize_op_v1_canonicalizes(10 failures)deserializer.deserialize_any(OpMetaVisitor)→deserialize_seq→ killed bytest_opmeta_document_lifts_single_object,test_opmeta_minimal_json_defaults,test_normalize_op_v1_canonicalizes(9 failures)Validate for OpMeta→ drop the loop,Ok(())→ killed bytest_opmeta_document_validates_every_opcodeandtest_normalize_op_v1_rejects_invalid_symbol(6 failures)for item in &self.0→for item in self.0.iter().take(1)(validate only the first opcode) → killed bytest_opmeta_document_validates_every_opcodeandtest_normalize_op_v1_rejects_invalid_symbol(2 failures)visit_strreturning an empty document → killed bytest_opmeta_document_rejects_other_json(1 failure)toOpMetainrainlanguage/meta(array is the document, a bare object is lifted into one, an empty array is accepted) andOpMeta.get(cborMap): OpMeta[]for the CBOR payload. The expected normalized json strings were written out fromOpMetaItem's declared field order and#[serde(default)]s, not captured from a run of this code.normalize/validate/build, and (b) which shape is canonical, with the other shape's expectation made explicit. Both covered — (a) by the document type and the tests above plus the end-to-endvalidate/buildruns, (b) answered above from the historic consumer, encoded as the array being whatOpMetaIS and the bare object being tolerated input that normalizes into an array of one. HenceCloses, notRefs.