feat!: support GTS spec v0.14.3 - #127
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe update aligns the crate with GTS 0.14. It adds configurable ChangesGTS schema and validation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Server
participant GtsOps
participant GtsStore
Client->>Server: Send request with gts-ref-validation
Server->>Server: Parse mode or return HTTP 422
Server->>GtsOps: Call mode-aware operation
GtsOps->>GtsStore: Validate using selected mode
GtsStore-->>GtsOps: Return validation result
GtsOps-->>Server: Return operation result
Server-->>Client: Return JSON response
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Validation under the default reference mode can become very slow for interconnected type graphs or payloads that contain many registered ids. This path is reachable through the server's validation endpoints. In addition, constraints that name a type without a wildcard can reject minor-version variants that the keyword otherwise accepts. Resolve both issues before merging, or explicitly accept them. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The revised validation controls strengthen schema identity checks, and no exploitable bypass was established. Batch registration nevertheless changes what a successful HTTP response means: some schemas can be stored while others are rejected. Consumers need to use the per-item result rather than the response status as their success signal. Retained concerns
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In `@gts/src/store.rs`:
- Around line 1009-1021: Update unsatisfied_references to inspect only values at
x-gts-ref locations, and cache entity_is_valid results by ID for the duration of
each top-level validation call. Clear the validity cache when that outermost
call completes, while preserving the existing validating cycle guard.
- Around line 1041-1043: Update `check_constraint_targets` to use
`matching_ids(&pattern)` for every target, not only wildcard targets, and
determine satisfaction by checking whether any matched ID meets the existing
validity requirement. Remove the exact-spelling lookup so minor-version variants
accepted by `GtsId::matches_pattern` also satisfy non-wildcard targets.
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Pin the conformance suite to v0.14.2, which rolls up three spec releases:
- v0.14.0: an `x-gts-ref` operand is a GTS pattern (wildcards included),
a concrete id or the `/$id` self-reference. The `gts-ref-validation`
parameter (`none` | `any-present` | `any-valid`) selects how far targets
are checked on `/entities` and `/validate-*`. A type is only as valid as
its ancestors and `gts://` targets, and a validated registration commits
nothing when it fails.
- v0.14.1: only Draft-07, Draft 2019-09 and Draft 2020-12 are accepted,
and a derivation hierarchy plus every `$ref` it reaches (local pointers,
embedded resources, `gts://` targets) must share the root's dialect. The
new `schema_dialect` module runs first in schema validation.
- v0.14.2: a GTS Type Schema must carry `$schema` and a
`$id: gts://<type-id>` (README 2.4). `/type-schemas` takes an array of
such schemas keyed by their own `$id`, registers each one through the
same path as `/entities`, and reports `{ok, results: [...]}`.
The rollback-on-failure registration already on main is kept, with the
`gts-ref-validation` mode threaded through it. `gts-dylint/Cargo.lock` is
resynced with the workspace dependencies.
BREAKING CHANGE: `GtsOps::add_schema(type_id, schema)` is replaced by
`GtsOps::add_schemas(&[Value])`, and `GtsAddSchemaResult.id` becomes
`type_id: Option<String>`. `GtsStore::register_schema` refuses a schema
without `$schema`, or whose `$id` does not name `type_id`. `/type-schemas`
reports a rejected entry in the 200 body instead of answering 409/422.
Signed-off-by: Aviator 5 <ai.agent.tor@gmail.com>
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Pin the conformance suite to v0.14.3. The release adds no spec text, only two tests that check dialect consistency at the OP#13 and /validate-json entry points, not just OP#12: - /validate-json on a Draft-07 type whose `allOf` points at a 2020-12 type already failed on the cross-dialect `$ref`. - A 2020-12 type whose `x-gts-traits-schema` is a Draft-07 resource was accepted. The trait schema is part of the type's body, so it is now read under the type's dialect like everything else. Rather than special-casing the trait schema, a type now keeps one dialect throughout (README §11.0). The new `schema_dialect::check_subschemas` runs in `check_dialect` ahead of the `$ref` check. It rejects any subschema, the trait schema included, whose own `$schema` names another dialect: an embedded `$id` resource, a plain subschema, or one nobody references. A nested `$schema` may only restate the type's dialect, and `$schema` inside data (`const`, `x-gts-traits`) is still ignored. The store tests built on Draft-07 resources embedded in 2020-12 types now use a single dialect. They still cover `#` resolving from the embedded resource, pointers into it and recursion through it, including from another type. BREAKING CHANGE: `GtsStore::validate_schema` and everything that validates through it reject a type holding a subschema whose `$schema` names another dialect, even when no `$ref` crosses the boundary. Such documents were accepted before. Signed-off-by: Aviator 5 <ai.agent.tor@gmail.com>
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New Features
Behavior Changes
$schemaand a canonical$idmatching their type ID.x-gts-refdeclarations now support GTS patterns and/$id; other JSON Pointer operands are no longer accepted.