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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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In `@apps/vscode-extension/CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 7: Update the changelog version headers so the listed fixes and additions
are grouped under the correct release: move the entries currently under 0.2.6 to
0.2.7, or otherwise align the headers with the actual release versions, ensuring
0.2.7 is not left empty.
In `@apps/vscode-extension/package.json`:
- Around line 86-112: Update the gts-kit.openViewer menu conditions to include
YAML resources and documents: extend the resourceExtname pattern with yaml and
yml, and add the yaml editorLangId condition alongside the existing JSON, JSONC,
and GTS entries.
In `@apps/vscode-extension/src/extension.ts`:
- Around line 868-878: Replace the shared changeTimer debounce state with
per-path timers keyed by fsPath in the document-change handling flow. Update
refreshGtsFileExplorer to clear every stored timer and the snapshots, and ensure
each path’s callback deletes only its own timer and pre-edit IDs before
validating the document and revalidating its dependents, preserving independent
A/B revalidation.
In `@apps/vscode-extension/src/gtsExplorer.ts`:
- Around line 67-72: Update getDiscoveredFilePaths() to return the deduplicated
registry paths directly without calling fs.existsSync; preserve the empty-array
result when no registry is available and leave path removal to the existing
delete and rename handlers.
In `@apps/web/src/components/JsonCode.tsx`:
- Line 51: Update both jsonObjs lookup callbacks in JsonCode and PropertyViewer
to propagate object validation status alongside schema validation, setting
isValid based on whether the referenced object has validation errors. Ensure
analyzeGtsIdForStyling receives invalid instances as invalid while preserving
existing line and property error handling.
In `@apps/web/src/hooks/useJsonFiles.ts`:
- Line 168: Update the parse-error handling in the hook so files whose malformed
text lacks “gts.” set content to null before calling registry.applyFileChange,
invalidating any prior indexed state; preserve the raw text for malformed
GTS-related files.
In `@apps/web/src/hooks/useJsonFilesVscode.ts`:
- Around line 101-103: Track a monotonically increasing scan revision through
the useJsonFilesVscode scan and validation flow: include it in both
gts-scan-result and gts-validation-result payloads, preserve it across
asynchronous buildEntities ingestion, and have the validation handler compare it
with the active scan revision before applying results. Ignore mismatched
validation payloads and update ValidationRelayPayload plus all related producers
and consumers accordingly.
In `@packages/shared/src/registry.ts`:
- Around line 47-53: Update the isXGtsRefOnly logic to detect whether a branch
contains only the x-gts-ref annotation and no validation assertions, rather than
requiring x-gts-ref to be the sole object key; preserve other annotation fields
such as description while removing branches that impose no validation
constraint.
- Around line 547-548: Update the entity registration flow around registerEntity
and isGtsEntity so a YAML container without its own selected entity or schema ID
is not registered, even when nested entities contain valid IDs. Continue
recursively registering each inline definition in the entities array, while
excluding that subtree from container classification or otherwise checking the
container’s direct ID fields before registration.
In `@packages/shared/src/schemaParser.ts`:
- Around line 373-377: Escape JSON Pointer tokens when appending property names
in the schema traversal logic: encode `~` as `~0` and `/` as `~1`. Apply the
escaping to `p` in both `curPath +=` branches, including direct properties and
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Put the release notes under the correct version.
[0.2.7] is dated but empty. The fixes and additions below are assigned to [0.2.6], although main already contains version 0.2.6. Move these entries to 0.2.7, or correct the version headers, so users receive accurate release notes.
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In `@apps/vscode-extension/CHANGELOG.md` at line 7, Update the changelog version
headers so the listed fixes and additions are grouped under the correct release:
move the entries currently under 0.2.6 to 0.2.7, or otherwise align the headers
with the actual release versions, ensuring 0.2.7 is not left empty.
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Include YAML files in the Open Viewer menu conditions.
The scan glob supports both yaml and yml, and gts-kit.openViewer accepts the selected resource or active document. However, the explorer condition excludes both extensions, and the editor condition excludes the yaml language. The Open Viewer action is unavailable from these menus for YAML files.
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In `@apps/vscode-extension/package.json` around lines 86 - 112, Update the
gts-kit.openViewer menu conditions to include YAML resources and documents:
extend the resourceExtname pattern with yaml and yml, and add the yaml
editorLangId condition alongside the existing JSON, JSONC, and GTS entries.
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Keep per-file debounce state and revalidation.
When files A and B change within one debounce window, the shared changeTimer cancels A's callback. B's callback validates and revalidates only B, then preEditIdsByPath.clear() discards A's snapshot. A's dependents can therefore retain stale markers until another validation or scan. Replacing clear() with delete(fsPath) alone is not sufficient because A still has no scheduled callback.
Use a timer per path. Update refreshGtsFileExplorer to clear all per-path timers.
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+ for (const timer of changeTimersByPath.values()) clearTimeout(timer)
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In `@apps/vscode-extension/src/extension.ts` around lines 868 - 878, Replace the
shared changeTimer debounce state with per-path timers keyed by fsPath in the
document-change handling flow. Update refreshGtsFileExplorer to clear every
stored timer and the snapshots, and ensure each path’s callback deletes only its
own timer and pre-edit IDs before validating the document and revalidating its
dependents, preserving independent A/B revalidation.
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| const obj = registry.jsonObjs.get(entityId) | ||
| if (schema) return { exists: true, isSchema: true } | ||
| if (schema) return { exists: true, isSchema: true, isValid: !schema.validation?.errors?.length } | ||
| if (obj) return { exists: true, isSchema: false } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Propagate instance validation into both styling lookups.
Both callbacks include validation for schemas but omit validation for objects. analyzeGtsIdForStyling treats the missing isValid value as valid, so invalid instances receive normal instance styling.
Line and property errors only cover errors attached to the displayed line or property. They do not replace validation of the referenced instance.
apps/web/src/components/JsonCode.tsx#L51-L51: addisValid: !obj.validation?.errors?.lengthto thejsonObjsresult.apps/web/src/components/PropertyViewer.tsx#L37-L37: addisValid: !obj.validation?.errors?.lengthto thejsonObjsresult.
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In `@apps/web/src/components/JsonCode.tsx` at line 51, Update both jsonObjs lookup
callbacks in JsonCode and PropertyViewer to propagate object validation status
alongside schema validation, setting isValid based on whether the referenced
object has validation errors. Ensure analyzeGtsIdForStyling receives invalid
instances as invalid while preserving existing line and property error handling.
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| // A fresh scan invalidates the previous scan's validation; the host always | ||
| // follows a scan-result with a matching validation-result for this set. | ||
| pendingValidationRef.current = null |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Bind validation results to a scan revision. The extension queues host scans, but onResult starts asynchronous buildEntities calls without waiting for earlier ingestion to finish. A later scan can therefore clear pendingValidationRef.current while the earlier scan is still ingesting, and ValidationRelayPayload has no identifier to prevent a result from being applied to the wrong in-flight registry. Add a revision to both gts-scan-result and gts-validation-result, and ignore validation payloads whose revision does not match the active scan.
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monotonically increasing scan revision through the useJsonFilesVscode scan and
validation flow: include it in both gts-scan-result and gts-validation-result
payloads, preserve it across asynchronous buildEntities ingestion, and have the
validation handler compare it with the active scan revision before applying
results. Ignore mismatched validation payloads and update ValidationRelayPayload
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| if (cur && cur[p] !== undefined) { | ||
| curPath += `/${p}` | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Escape property names in the JSON Pointer.
A property named a/b currently produces /properties/a/b instead of /properties/a~1b. A ~ character has the same problem. The resulting diagnostic cannot identify the intended schema property.
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+const escapeJsonPointerToken = (value: string) =>
+ value.replace(/~/g, '~0').replace(/\//g, '~1')
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- curPath += `/${p}`
+ curPath += `/${escapeJsonPointerToken(p)}`
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In `@packages/shared/src/schemaParser.ts` around lines 373 - 377, Escape JSON
Pointer tokens when appending property names in the schema traversal logic:
encode `~` as `~0` and `/` as `~1`. Apply the escaping to `p` in both `curPath
+=` branches, including direct properties and `cur.properties`, using a shared
helper such as `escapeJsonPointerToken`.
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Use the registry as the authoritative discovered-file set during refreshes. Delete and rename handlers already invalidate removed paths, so filesystem existence checks only block the extension host without improving consistency. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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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