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Fastify defaults keepAliveTimeout to 72s, so idle keep-alive sockets held their file descriptors open long after the last request. Clients that do not pool connections (the conformance test suite opens a fresh TCP connection per case) accumulated hundreds of idle sockets across a run and exhausted the process file-descriptor limit (ulimit -n, 256 by default on macOS). Once the limit was hit, accept() failed and new connections were refused, surfacing as connection errors (HTTP status 0) rather than the documented 200/422 responses. Bound keepAliveTimeout, enable forceCloseConnections, and send Connection: close on every response so each socket and its fd are reclaimed as soon as the response is flushed. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Protect registry state by rejecting changed entity re-registrations by
default while preserving idempotent identical re-submissions. Identical
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🟠 Major · Make replacement registration atomic with validation.
src/server/server.ts:372
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftMake replacement registration atomic with validation.
When
allowEntityUpdatesis enabled and?validate=truefails after registration, line 372 has already replaced the prior entity. Lines 376-384 return 422 without restoring the prior content. For a derived schema, lines 400-403 unregister the replacement and also delete the prior valid schema.Validate a candidate before committing it, or add store-level rollback that restores both the entity and its Ajv schema entry.
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In @.github/workflows/publish.yml:
- Line 16: Update the actions/checkout step in the publish workflow to disable
persisted credentials before npm ci runs, using the action’s
credential-persistence option while leaving the pinned checkout revision
unchanged.
In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 10: Update the changelog entry describing the GTS spec upgrade by
removing the unverified “make e2e”: 485/485 conformance result, while retaining
the version upgrade information.
In `@src/server/server.ts`:
- Line 423: Update getOpenAPIPaths() so the POST /entities and POST
/type-schemas operations declare a 409 response alongside 200, using the
OperationResult schema for the conflict response.
In `@src/store.ts`:
- Line 155: Update the Type Schema replacement flow around the
allowEntityUpdates condition and subsequent this.ajv.addSchema call to remove
the existing schema for entity.id from Ajv before adding the replacement.
Preserve the current store update behavior and ensure the removal occurs only
when an existing schema is being replaced.
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Upgrade the conformance target to gts-spec v0.14, whose x-gts-ref existence checking is reframed as implementation-specific and enforced uniformly by the reference implementation across every constraint form. Previously an x-gts-ref value was checked for registry existence only when the concrete type its constraint named was itself already registered, so wildcard patterns (including the bare "gts.*") and references into a never-registered namespace were accepted unconditionally. A referenced value must now be a well-formed GTS id that matches the constraint AND resolve to at least one registered GTS type/instance, or validation fails; arbitrary GTS wildcard patterns (e.g. "gts.x.core.am.*", "...v1~*") are supported, with a "~"-terminated reference matching the exact identifier and any identifier derived from it. Add an enforceExistence flag (default true) to XGtsRefValidator so callers that only need format/pattern validation can opt out, mirroring the gts-go / gts-python reference implementations. Bump the .gts-spec-version pin, README target and CHANGELOG accordingly. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Abstract types are exempt from trait *completeness* - a descendant may still supply a missing trait value - but any value they DO declare must still satisfy the trait schema. The previous short-circuit returned ok:true for every abstract type, so an abstract type could ship a trait value that contradicted its own const/type/enum constraints without being caught. Instead of skipping value validation wholesale, abstract types now validate against a required-stripped copy of the effective trait schema: "required trait missing" errors are suppressed while bad-value errors still fire. The new stripRequired() drops required at the top level and inside every allOf branch while leaving all value constraints intact, mirroring the reference impls check_unresolved = not is_abstract split (gts-python _strip_required). Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Refine abstract-type trait validation and add constraint-type existence checking for x-gts-ref declared in trait schemas. Abstract types are exempt from the completeness check (section 9.7.5 / ADR-0003): standard JSON Schema validation of the materialized effective traits (required/const/type/...) is skipped for them, since a descendant is expected to supply and close the values. The separate x-gts-ref reference-resolution rule does NOT exempt abstract types and still runs, so an abstract type's declared references must resolve. Add XGtsRefValidator.validateSchemaRefExistence(): a concrete (non-wildcard, non-pointer) x-gts-ref declared in a trait schema must name a registered constraint type even when no value is supplied. gts-spec section 9.6 leaves reference-existence checking to the implementation; the reference implementation treats a dangling x-gts-ref target like a dangling $ref. Wildcards and relative pointers are skipped, and the check only runs when a store is available and enforcement is enabled. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Validate external GTS $ref syntax and target existence before the parent-chain fast path. Explicit type-schema and unified entity validation now reject both wholly missing targets and missing derived segments. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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🟠 Major · Restore previous state after post-registration validation failures. · store.ts:155
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRestore previous state after post-registration validation failures.
When
allowEntityUpdatesis true,src/server/server.tsregisters the replacement before post-registration validation. IfvalidateInstance()returns 422, the handler leaves the rejected replacement inbyId. IfvalidateSchemaAgainstParent()returns 422,unregister()deletes the replacement and its Ajv entry without restoring the previous entity or schema. Earlier 422 checks run before registration and are not affected.Validate the candidate before mutation where possible. Otherwise, snapshot and restore the previous
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the prior entity state when a replacement fails post-registration validation.
Validate candidates before mutation where possible; otherwise, in the
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Treat an ancestor x-gts-traits-schema=false declaration as a permanent prohibition for the remaining derivation chain. Reject descendants that attempt to reopen the trait surface with an object or true schema while preserving valid descendants that declare neither traits nor a trait schema. Track the ancestor responsible for the prohibition so validation errors name both the conflicting descendant and the source declaration. Add a regression test covering the false-to-object transition required by the OP#13 conformance suite. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Remove the previous schema from Ajv when entity updates replace its content. This keeps dependent schemas from validating against a stale cached definition while preserving the registry's opt-in replacement behavior. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Restrict x-gts-ref existence traversal to actual subschema locations across supported JSON Schema dialects. This avoids treating annotation data as schemas while still validating map entries whose property name is x-gts-ref. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Prevent dependency lifecycle scripts in the npm publish job from accessing the checkout token. The workflow does not require authenticated Git operations after checkout. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Keep the unauthenticated development server local by default while allowing Docker-facing runs to opt into HOST=0.0.0.0. Preserve the existing overridable port behavior. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Declare HTTP 409 responses for entity and Type Schema registration using the existing OperationResult schema. This keeps the generated API contract aligned with conflict-protected registry behavior. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Retain the documented v0.13.3 specification upgrade without claiming a historical end-to-end result that was not verified as part of that release work. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Use one schema-aware traversal for x-gts-ref syntax, dependency collection, and abstract completeness rewriting. Resolve relative x-gts-ref constraints before enforcing target existence, while preserving keyword-shaped annotation data and property names. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Treat x-gts-traits-schema as a schema-valued GTS keyword during traversal. This lets document-root relative x-gts-ref pointers resolve and enforce constraint target existence inside trait schemas. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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This bullet is in the already-released ## [0.5.0] section, but the feature ships in 0.6.0 - it duplicates the 0.6.0 Breaking/Added entries above.
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Valid, low-severity documentation issue. Removed the duplicated entity-update entry from the already-released 0.5.0 section in fe9f1ec; the feature is now attributed only to 0.6.0. Validation passed under ulimit -n 256.
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Missing from Breaking: validateInstance() / validateSchemaAgainstParent() now return ok: false when a referenced entity or an ancestor is invalid (Referenced entity '...' is invalid: ...). Previously a locally-valid entity validated regardless of its dependencies.
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Valid, medium-severity release-note gap. Added a Breaking entry in 0da987a stating that validateInstance() and validateSchemaAgainstParent() now validate types, ancestors, and referenced dependencies transitively. The shared suite already covers these dependency failures, so no additional e2e case was needed; all tests passed under ulimit -n 256.
| GTS [Global Type System](https://github.com/globaltypesystem/gts-spec) is a simple, human-readable, globally unique identifier and referencing system for data type definitions (e.g., JSON Schemas) and data instances (e.g., JSON objects). This TypeScript implementation provides type-safe operations for working with GTS identifiers. | ||
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Stale lower bound: 0.5.0 already shipped v0.13.1 -> v0.13.3, so this upgrade is v0.13.3 -> v0.14.0.
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Valid, low-severity documentation issue. Corrected the README upgrade range from v0.13.1 -> v0.14.0 to v0.13.3 -> v0.14.0 in cc8f089. No e2e test is appropriate for this prose-only correction; validation passed under ulimit -n 256.
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Connection: close on every response means no connection is ever reused, so keepAliveTimeout: 5000 (line 64) is unreachable dead config and the constructor comment's claim that it "keeps connection reuse (fast, one socket per client session)" is not what happens - every request pays a fresh TCP handshake.
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Valid, medium-severity inconsistency. Testing timeout-based reuse under ulimit -n 256 exhausted descriptors even with a 100 ms timeout and Node's timeout buffer disabled, so the explicit close policy is required for this conformance client. Commit 30b0859 removes the dead keepAliveTimeout setting and false reuse claim, documents the deliberate bounded-fd tradeoff, and adds a regression test for Connection: close. The full external suite passes at the 256-fd limit.
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The bulk path does not do this: in handleAddEntities an EntityConflictError is caught per-entity, pushed into errors[] and returned with HTTP 200 / ok: false. getOpenAPIPaths() declares no 409 there either, so the same conflict is a 409 on one endpoint and a 200 on the other.
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Not changing this path. The bulk endpoint intentionally returns a 200 operation envelope with per-item failures so mixed batches can report both registered ids and errors. This matches gts-go's handleAddEntities behavior, and the shared gts-spec OpenAPI contract declares only 200/422 for POST /entities/bulk. A conflict therefore remains an item-level failure here rather than changing the status of the whole partially applied batch.
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Unbounded recursion, unlike the rest of this file which honours MAX_SCHEMA_DEPTH / MAX_SCHEMA_PATHS. register() now runs it on unvalidated request bodies, so a deeply nested payload raises RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded from inside registration rather than a 422.
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Valid, high-severity robustness issue. Commit b47b24e bounds canonical traversal with MAX_SCHEMA_DEPTH and surfaces an EntityContentDepthError as HTTP 422 instead of allowing a stack overflow. Added a regression test using deeply nested re-submitted content. Unit and full e2e suites pass under ulimit -n 256; this implementation-specific resource limit was not added to the shared conformance suite.
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Re-serializes and SHA-256s the already-stored entity on every register() call - two full canonical serializations per registration, paid per entity during --path preload.
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Partially valid, low-severity performance concern. The original expression short-circuited for new IDs, so normal unique --path preload entries did not pay either hash; the repeated cost applied only when an ID already existed. Commit 67c0dee now lazily caches the stored hash on first re-submission, preserving zero hashing for unique preload entries while avoiding repeated serialization of stored content. Added unit coverage and validated under ulimit -n 256.
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On the identical-resubmission path replacing is false, so removeSchema is skipped and this.ajv.addSchema(normalizedSchema, entity.id) below re-adds an id Ajv already holds. The duplicate-id error is absorbed by the empty catch (// Ignore errors adding schema), so correctness on this path depends on a silently discarded error and a genuinely invalid schema is indistinguishable from a duplicate.
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Valid, low-severity robustness concern. Commit e4b0fa6 returns immediately once canonical equality is established, so an identical schema never reaches removeSchema/addSchema and no longer relies on a swallowed duplicate-key error. The catch remains only for intentionally accepted malformed/non-JSON schema structures, which compatibility handles as unknown. Added an Ajv call-count regression test and validated under ulimit -n 256.
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obj.schemaId! - when schemaId is absent the key becomes schema:undefined and the failure surfaces as Instance type 'undefined' is invalid: Entity not found: undefined. Same for this.get(objId)! above and this.get(schemaId)! at line 1280: the invariants hold only because the preceding *Local call succeeded.
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No change planned here. These assertions are guarded by the immediately preceding synchronous local validation calls: validateInstanceLocal returns early for a missing entity or schemaId, and validateSchemaAgainstParentLocal returns early for a missing schema. There is no await or mutation boundary between the check and lookup, so the non-null invariants hold for every reachable path. Adding duplicate defensive branches would repeat those checks without changing behavior.
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When a /-prefixed x-gts-ref resolves to nothing or to a non-string, this guard drops it with no error - a typo'd pointer fails open, unlike a dangling $ref. gts-spec#113's TestCaseOp13_TraitRef_RelativeConstraintTypeMissing covers a pointer resolving to an unregistered id (handled); a pointer resolving to nothing has no case.
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Valid, high-severity fail-open validation issue. Added shared gts-spec coverage for both a missing relative pointer and a pointer resolving to a non-string (6fe8989, 5bcc1ec, d111ef0), using bulk registration so explicit validation reaches this checker. Commit f04093f now emits a validation error instead of silently dropping either case, with matching unit coverage. Final result: 433 unit and 536 e2e tests pass under ulimit -n 256.
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Required field on an exported interface. new GTS({...}) is unaffected via Partial<GtsConfig>, but a consumer constructing a full GtsConfig value no longer compiles. Not listed under Breaking.
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Valid, medium-severity TypeScript source-compatibility issue. Commit b14f6f8 adds this explicitly to the 0.6.0 Breaking section: consumers constructing a complete GtsConfig must provide allowEntityUpdates, while GTS/GtsStore constructors remain source-compatible because they accept Partial. This is a compile-time API concern rather than an HTTP e2e case; all required validation passed under ulimit -n 256.
Remove the duplicate entity update entry from the already released 0.5.0 section so the feature is attributed only to its actual release. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Document that instance and schema validation now fail when their ancestors or referenced dependencies are invalid so consumers can account for the breaking behavior. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Reference v0.13.3 as the starting point for the v0.14.0 upgrade because v0.13.3 shipped in the preceding release. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Remove the unreachable keep-alive timeout configuration and document that responses are intentionally closed to avoid descriptor exhaustion under the default macOS limit. Add a regression test for the response header. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Stop canonical comparison at the shared schema depth limit and return a controlled 422 response instead of allowing deeply nested re-submissions to overflow the JavaScript call stack. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Compute hashes lazily so unique preload entries remain free of serialization overhead, then retain the stored hash across subsequent registrations of the same id. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Return after canonical equality is established so idempotent schema submissions do not attempt a duplicate Ajv registration or rely on a swallowed duplicate-key error. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Fail explicit x-gts-ref existence validation when a relative pointer is missing or resolves to a non-string instead of silently skipping the malformed constraint. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Call out the TypeScript source compatibility impact for consumers that construct complete GtsConfig values while clarifying that constructors still accept partial configuration. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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This return makes register() a no-op, but handleAddEntity assumes it always inserted: when validateSchemaAgainstParent fails it unconditionally calls this.store.unregister(entity.id) (src/server/server.ts:380-393, commented "undo the store.register() above"). With the early return there is nothing to undo, so that call deletes an entity a previous request stored.
Reachable in two ordinary requests, default config:
POST /entitieswith a schema whose concretex-gts-refnames an unregistered constraint type. The always-onvalidateSchema()check (server.ts:343-355) validates format/pattern only - constraint-type existence is checked solely insidevalidateSchemaAgainstParent- so it is stored.200.POST /entities?validate=truewith the identical body. Hashes match -> early return ->validateSchemaAgainstParentrejects the dangling reference ->unregister()runs -> the entity from step 1 is gone. Client sees422; the registry silently lost content it had accepted.
Related: with allowEntityUpdates: true a replacement that fails validateSchemaAgainstParent is unregistered after byId.set() overwrote the original, so a rejected update destroys the entity it was replacing. The comment at line 154 states the previously-registered content is preserved on rejection; that holds for the 409 path, not this one.
Also skipped by this return: the §9.11.1 checkTypeSchemaRules check, whose own comment says it "has to run here to cover every entry point (library, CLI, HTTP)"; the validateRefs loop (so an identical re-submission after a referenced entity was unregister()ed no longer raises Unresolved reference); and the recomputed entity envelope - a body like {"$id": "gts://gts.x.a.b.v1~"} is classified as an instance (src/extract.ts:60-97), and re-submitting identical content to POST /type-schemas returns success while the stored entity keeps isSchema: false and never enters Ajv, despite forceIsSchema: true.
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Valid, high-severity state-loss issue. Shared regression coverage was added first in gts-spec commits d3af704 and 4c8a1c1; it registers without explicit validation, rejects an identical validate=true submission, then asserts the original schema remains retrievable with its original shape. Commit 7fe0c8d removes the invariant-skipping early return, preserves unchanged Ajv schemas without skipping registration checks, returns the previous entity envelope, and restores that envelope when post-registration validation rejects. It also covers rejected allowed replacements, validateRefs rechecks, and forceIsSchema envelope refresh. Validation passed with 437 unit and 537 e2e tests under ulimit -n 256.
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The cached hash can go stale, because stored content is aliased rather than copied: createJsonEntity keeps the caller's object by reference (src/store.ts:3119-3131, content,) and GTS.get() returns entity.content directly (src/index.ts:70-73). Before this commit contentHash(previous.content) was recomputed on every call, so mutation could not desynchronize anything.
Sequence:
- register
{id, value: 1} - re-register identical content, caching
H(value=1) - mutate the object returned by
gts.get(id)tovalue: 2 - register
{id, value: 2}
Stored and incoming content are now identical, but the comparison uses the stale H(value=1) and throws EntityConflictError. The mirror case is worse: after that mutation, submitting {id, value: 1} matches the stale hash and takes the early return at line 168, so content that differs from what is stored is silently accepted as idempotent.
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Valid, high-severity correctness issue. Because register() and get() intentionally expose the same mutable content object, a cached digest cannot remain authoritative. Commit 481405b removes the cache and recomputes both stored and incoming hashes at comparison time. Added both mirror regressions: content matching a mutated stored value is accepted, while content matching only the stale pre-mutation value is rejected and the mutation remains stored. The focused tests failed in both directions before the fix; final validation passed with 438 unit and 537 e2e tests under ulimit -n 256. No shared e2e case was added because HTTP JSON responses cannot mutate the server's aliased library object.
Run registration invariants for identical submissions, preserve unchanged Ajv schemas, and return the previous entity so post-registration validation can restore committed state instead of deleting it. Cover identical revalidation, allowed replacement rollback, forced schema classification, and reference revalidation. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Remove cached hashes because registered content is exposed by reference through get(). Recompute both sides for repeated ids so mutations cannot cause false conflicts or false idempotent matches. Signed-off-by: Artifizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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Summary
Rolls the implementation forward to GTS spec v0.13.4 and adds a configurable entity update mode, alongside server and CI hardening fixes.
409 Conflict(EntityConflictError), while an identical re-submission stays idempotent (200). Identity is decided by hashing the canonical (sorted-key) JSON serialization. Callers opt into replacement semantics via--allow-entity-updatesongts server/gts-server(library:new GTS({ allowEntityUpdates: true })). Mirrors the gts-go reference implementation.keepAliveTimeout, enableforceCloseConnections, and sendConnection: closeon every response so sockets and their file descriptors are reclaimed immediately. Previously, clients opening a fresh TCP connection per request (the conformance suite) accumulated hundreds of idle sockets and exhaustedulimit -n, surfacing as connection errors (HTTP status 0) instead of the documented200/422..gts-spec-versionpin now agree).actions/checkoutandactions/setup-nodeto full immutable commit SHAs (v4.4.0), retaining the release tag in a comment, so a retargeted tag cannot run unreviewed code beforenpm publishseesNODE_AUTH_TOKEN(CWE-829).envinstead of interpolatinggithub.event.release.tag_namedirectly into the shell, preventing script injection via a crafted tag name (CWE-78).Test plan
npm run verify(prettier, eslint, typecheck, build, jest) — 416/416 tests pass, including 4 new tests for the entity update mode (idempotent re-submission, 409 conflict with content preservation, replacement under--allow-entity-updates, and/type-schemasconflict protection).make e2e/ conformance suite against spec v0.13.4.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
409 Conflictby default; identical submissions remain idempotent.--allow-entity-updatesor configuration.x-gts-refexistence validation, including wildcard and derived identifiers.Bug Fixes
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