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BREAKING: x-gts-ref may now use any GTS wildcard pattern (§10), not just `gts.*` (e.g. `gts.cf.core.am.*`, `...v1~*`). Existence checking is reframed as implementation-specific; the reference implementation enforces it uniformly across all wildcards, including `gts.*` — a referenced value must resolve to at least one registered GTS type/instance. This changes the prior `gts.*` behaviour (syntax-only, no existence check), so previously-passing validations of unregistered values now fail. Clarify that a `~`-terminated reference matches the exact identifier and any identifier derived from it (`gts.x...v1~` == `gts.x...v1~` or `gts.x...v1~*`). Bump spec to 0.14 and update §9.6/§9.7, the modules example, and the x-gts-ref conformance tests (OP#13 wildcard existence, arbitrary wildcard and tilde-wildcard patterns). Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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27-29: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueCorrect the seed docstring to match §9.6 as revised.
The docstring states that §9.6 existence-enforces a specific
x-gts-ref. The revised §9.6 frames existence checking as implementation-specific; the reference implementation exercised by./testsenforces it uniformly. Restate the rationale as reference-implementation behavior so the test comment does not contradict the specification changed in this PR.📝 Proposed wording
- references as trait values. Under §9.6 a *specific* (non-wildcard) - `x-gts-ref` is existence-enforced: the constraint type and the full - derivation chain of the referenced value MUST be registered, or validation - fails. This class registers the topic type and every topic instance those + references as trait values. §9.6 leaves existence checking to the + implementation; the reference implementation exercised here enforces it + uniformly: the constraint type and the full derivation chain of the + referenced value must be registered, or validation fails. This class + registers the topic type and every topic instance those🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/test_op13_schema_traits_validation.py`:
- Around line 27-29: Update the seed docstring around the §9.6 discussion to
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Exercise both validation APIs for every type-schema and instance validation: - first the specific endpoint (/validate-type-schema or /validate-instance) - then /validate-entity. Require both responses to return the same validation result so endpoint behavior stays consistent and regressions in either API are detected. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Clarify that explicit type-schema validation requires every GTS $ref target to be a registered Type Schema. Cover completely missing targets and partially registered derivation chains through both /validate-type-schema and /validate-entity. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Clarify that explicit type-schema validation requires every GTS $ref target to be a registered Type Schema. Cover completely missing targets and partially registered derivation chains through both /validate-type-schema and /validate-entity. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Exercise explicit type-schema validation for a local-reference holder and for the base, intermediate, and leaf levels of a false trait-schema inheritance chain. These assertions ensure the validation endpoint reports the intended result at every level. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRemove the test-order dependency for shared reference targets.
When pytest selects a dependent
HttpRunnerclass directly, it does not runTestCaseOp13_Seed_TopicRefRegistry. No common fixture registers the topic type or instances. The dependent test can therefore fail the mandatoryx-gts-refexistence check against a fresh registry.Register each prerequisite locally, or use setup that runs for every selected dependent test.
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Preserve the last accepted entity body and validation state when an immutable registry rejects a changed re-registration. Add recorder regressions for initial rejection and rejected replacement. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Seed shared topic reference entities from a module-scoped autouse fixture so individually selected OP#13 cases run correctly against a fresh registry. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Verify abstract completeness relaxation removes only required schema constraints while preserving required keys inside const data and property schemas. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Register a valid instance and assert that validate-type-schema rejects its identifier instead of treating the instance or its declared type as the requested type schema. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Ensure x-gts-ref-shaped annotation values are ignored while a property schema whose name matches the keyword is still traversed and validated. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Exercise malformed and non-string x-gts-ref-shaped values inside annotation data to prove they remain inert rather than being parsed as schema keywords. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Replace the remaining legacy dot-slash examples with the supported JSON Pointer syntax and keep the module documentation aligned with section 9.6. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Add conformance coverage that rejects the obsolete ./ spelling while retaining slash-prefixed JSON Pointer support. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Require a relative trait x-gts-ref pointer to resolve to a registered constraint type, covering missing targets discovered through schema-local metadata. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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| **Transitive validation rule:** A GTS Type or Instance is valid only if every entity on which its validation depends is also valid. Implementations MUST recursively validate the complete dependency closure, including a Type's `$id` ancestors and GTS `$ref` targets, an Instance's Type, and concrete entities selected by `x-gts-ref` values. Mere registration or successful reference resolution is not sufficient. A dependency's own ancestors and references are subject to the same rule; implementations MUST handle cycles without infinite recursion. |
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Does this rule make schema A (example) depend on every entity matching its x-gts-ref constraint?
For example, A declares "x-gts-ref": "gts.cf.core.iam.user.v1~" and is valid. Someone then registers an invalid gts.cf.core.iam.user.v1~a.p._.customer.v1~ with validation disabled. Does A become invalid? With gts.*, would any invalid entity invalidate A?
This seems fragile: A's validity changes even though neither A nor its explicitly referenced type has changed.
I suggest separating constraint validation from validation of actual reference values. For the constraint itself:
- Mandatory: validate GTS identifier/pattern syntax. Supported JSON Pointer forms follow their own rules.
- Optional, up to GTS Registry implementation: require an exact registry match for a concrete ID, without validating the target or expanding descendants.
- Optional, up to GTS Registry implementation: require at least one registry match for a pattern, without requiring all matches to be valid.
Actual instance or trait reference values can be checked separately for target existence and validity.
IMHO, declaring allowed references should not create dependencies on every potential target.
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I propose to extend our validation APIs and add a ref-validation parameter
a) none - x-gts-ref ID presense must not be validated. x-gts-ref must be just valid GTS ID
b) presense - referred x-gts-ref must be present (registered), could be valid or invalid. If its a wildcard, then at least one entity must be present
c) full - referred x-gts-ref must be present and valid. If it's a wildcard, then at least one entity must be present and valid
The default is full
@aviator5, please confirm to proceed
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| Use `x-gts-ref` in GTS schemas (JSON schemas) to declare that a string field is a GTS entity reference, not an arbitrary string. The `x-gts-ref` value MUST itself be a valid GTS identifier, a GTS wildcard pattern (§10), or a relative JSON Pointer; anything else makes the schema invalid. |
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Could we restrict x-gts-ref to GTS IDs, GTS wildcard patterns, and "/$id", rejecting other JSON Pointers?
Arbitrary pointers require extra rules for target types, chaining, and cycles. Reusable constraints can use standard JSON Schema $ref.
"/$id" could be a reserved shorthand for the declaring GTS schema’s $id without gts://, using the same matching rules as a literal GTS ID.
| - `"x-gts-ref": "gts.*"` — field must be a valid GTS identifier (see OP#1); optionally resolve against a registry if available. | ||
| - `"x-gts-ref": "<gts-pattern>"` — **wildcard**. Any GTS wildcard pattern (§10); e.g. `gts.*`, `gts.cf.core.am.*`, or `gts.x.core.events.topic.v1~*`. The field value MUST be a syntactically valid GTS identifier (see OP#1) that matches the pattern. | ||
| - `"x-gts-ref": "<gts-prefix>"` — **specific reference**, where `<gts-prefix>` is a concrete GTS identifier such as `gts.x.core.events.topic.v1~`. The field value MUST be a syntactically valid GTS identifier that begins with `<gts-prefix>` (a `startsWith` match, see §8.1/8.2). A prefix ending in `~` matches the identifier itself **and** any identifier derived from it: `gts.cf.core.iam.user.v1~` is equivalent to matching `gts.cf.core.iam.user.v1~` **or** `gts.cf.core.iam.user.v1~*` (see §3.5, §10). | ||
| - `"x-gts-ref": "/$id"` — relative self-reference; field value must equal the current schema’s `$id` without the `gts://` prefix ("/" refers to the JSON Schema document root, `$id` is its identifier). The referred field must be a GTS string or another `x-gts-ref` field. |
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Suggest clarifying "/$id" semantic here as well (pls check #109)
Add OP#13 coverage for missing and non-string relative constraint pointer targets. Keep only each entity's latest validation verdict when generating examples and remove stale files from the opposite validity directory. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Register malformed relative constraints through the bulk endpoint so explicit type validation reaches the existence checker and demonstrates its fail-open behavior. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Cover identical schema re-submission with explicit validation and require the previously accepted registry entry to survive the rejected request. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Document the register-revalidate-fetch sequence and assert both response envelopes and the restored schema shape so the regression's state-preservation contract is explicit. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Document that validation cannot register, replace, or remove entities and that failed registration-with-validation must preserve the prior registry state. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Verify an unvalidated registration is committed before revalidation, remains after a rejected identical request, and that a first-time registration rejected by validation is never stored. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Exercise Draft-07 tuple arrays whose schema-valued additionalItems uses a relative x-gts-ref. Verify registered overflow references pass and missing references fail through both instance validation endpoints. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Add Draft 2020-12 prefixItems coverage for valid and missing overflow references, and reject tuple additionalItems references with missing constraint types. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Allow implementations to separate syntax, presence, and full target validation while keeping the policy itself implementation-specific. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Restrict x-gts-ref operands to concrete GTS identifiers, wildcard patterns, and the reserved /$id form while keeping registry lookup and target-validation policy implementation-specific. Prohibit every other slash-prefixed operand during registration. Define /$id as rooted at the selected right-most type through inline and external schema composition. Add conformance coverage for ancestors, siblings, malformed identifiers, further-derived targets, and chained identifiers without an authored schema reference, and align all examples. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Keep the / example focused on selected-leaf rooted matching and its accepted versus rejected identifier shapes. Remove the additional composition caveat from the example paragraph so the surrounding operand definition remains concise and easier to scan. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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BREAKING: x-gts-ref may now use any GTS wildcard pattern (§10), not just
gts.*(e.g.gts.cf.core.am.*,...v1~*). Existence checking is reframed as implementation-specific; the reference implementation enforces it uniformly across all wildcards, includinggts.*— a referenced value must resolve to at least one registered GTS type/instance. This changes the priorgts.*behaviour (syntax-only, no existence check), so previously-passing validations of unregistered values now fail.Clarify that a
~-terminated reference matches the exact identifier and any identifier derived from it (gts.x...v1~==gts.x...v1~orgts.x...v1~*).Bump spec to 0.14 and update §9.6/§9.7, the modules example, and the x-gts-ref conformance tests (OP#13 wildcard existence, arbitrary wildcard and tilde-wildcard patterns).
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x-gts-refconstraints support valid GTS wildcard patterns, concrete prefixes, and relative JSON Pointers.~can match an exact identifier and its descendants.Documentation