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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds configurable resource limits for schema compilation and validation. Budgets account for traversal, regular expressions, numeric processing, and diagnostic construction. Context-aware validation supports cancellation, and limit callbacks control reporting or enforcement. Tests and README documentation cover these APIs and behaviors. ChangesResource limits
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Compiler
participant Schema
participant Extension
participant budget
Caller->>Compiler: compile with context and optional Limits
Compiler->>budget: create or reuse compilation budget
Compiler->>Extension: pass budget through CompilerContext
Caller->>Schema: validate with context
Schema->>budget: account for input and validation work
Schema->>Extension: pass budget through ValidationContext
budget-->>Caller: return validation, limit, or cancellation result
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In `@compiler.go`:
- Line 315: Update the enum rendering path around displayLimit and the
value-rendering path in limit so each detailed message or rendered argument is
measured before applying a cap. Invoke limit/displayLimit and substitute the
fallback text only when the configured threshold is exceeded, preserving
ordinary enum and value output and ensuring OnLimit is called only for exceeded
limits.
In `@extension.go`:
- Around line 61-62: Update ValidationContext.Validate to handle a nil
ctx.budget before calling s.validate, using the existing no-budget behavior
supported by Error so zero-value contexts validate without panicking. Preserve
the current validation path when a budget is present.
In `@limits.go`:
- Around line 334-335: Update the truncation logic guarded by
b.displayLimit("diagnostic detail") to limit value at a valid UTF-8 rune
boundary rather than slicing directly at byte index 256. Preserve the existing
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| if b != nil && b.limits != nil && len(value) > 256 && b.displayLimit("diagnostic detail") { | ||
| return value[:256] + "..." |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Truncate on a rune boundary.
value[:256] cuts at a byte index. If the 256-byte prefix ends inside a multi-byte rune, the message contains an invalid UTF-8 sequence. Schema property names and instance strings are frequently non-ASCII, so this is reachable with ordinary input.
🐛 Proposed rune-safe truncation
func (b *budget) detail(value string) string {
if b != nil && b.limits != nil && len(value) > 256 && b.displayLimit("diagnostic detail") {
- return value[:256] + "..."
+ cut := 256
+ for cut > 0 && !utf8.RuneStart(value[cut]) {
+ cut--
+ }
+ return value[:cut] + "..."
}
return value
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"strings"
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| if b != nil && b.limits != nil && len(value) > 256 && b.displayLimit("diagnostic detail") { | |
| return value[:256] + "..." | |
| if b != nil && b.limits != nil && len(value) > 256 && b.displayLimit("diagnostic detail") { | |
| cut := 256 | |
| for cut > 0 && !utf8.RuneStart(value[cut]) { | |
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In `@limits.go` around lines 334 - 335, Update the truncation logic guarded by
b.displayLimit("diagnostic detail") to limit value at a valid UTF-8 rune
boundary rather than slicing directly at byte index 256. Preserve the existing
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Validation recompiled every pattern to look up its matching cost, because each operation starts with an empty regex cache. Compiled schemas now keep the cost of each pattern, so validating against them no longer parses and compiles the regex again, and no longer reports the compile-time regex instruction limit a second time. The display caps for enum messages and object or array diagnostic values invoked OnLimit even when nothing exceeded a limit, so a report-only policy logged a finding for every schema with an enum. displayLimit now takes the measured size and its threshold and consults the policy only when the threshold is exceeded. Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @limits.go:
- Line 366: Update `displaySize` and the `size` estimate in the array formatting
path to measure the actual `%v` rendering passed to `budget.errorf`, so values
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Compile resolved every $id against its base URL without charging the work budget, and rebuilt the $id map for every non-pointer $ref. A schema with many identifiers and references took seconds to compile without reaching a limit. Resolution now charges the base and identifier lengths, and each operation builds the $id map once per resource. uniqueItems panicked on numbers outside the big.Float range, which the meta-schemas reach during Compile through required, type, and enum. Such numbers now compare by their literal text in uniqueItems and in equality checks, and Compile returns InvalidJSONTypeError as an error instead of panicking. A zero-value ValidationContext validates without limits instead of dereferencing a nil budget. Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…out the limit policy Validation walked the whole instance before validating it, so a value the schema does not describe could exceed the depth and work budgets although the validator never needed to visit it. Validation now charges only for the values it visits, so an instance nested deeper than its schema fails as an ordinary validation error or is accepted by an open schema. ResourceLimitError gains a Validation field that is true for limits reached while validating an instance, so callers can tell a limit the instance exceeded from one the schema exceeded. Diagnostic display bounds no longer invoke OnLimit. Error messages are bounded silently at limits sized well above real schemas, and an oversized enum is truncated instead of being replaced by "enum failed". Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Use the active context for nested compilation budget checks. · compiler.go:596
compiler.go:596
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse the active context for nested compilation budget checks.
CompilerContext.Compilechecksc.Err()only before compilation. It then uses the shared budget, whose checks use the outer context. Ifcis canceled or reaches its deadline during compilation, budget checks can miss it. When the nested call first reports a limit kind,OnLimitreceives the outer context and cannot see values or a deadline added byc. Keep the shared counters, but use the active context for budget checks and callbacks.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 596: Update the nested compilation flow at ext.Compile and
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Adds opt-in budgets for schema compilation and validation, covering traversal depth, compiled nodes, cumulative work, regular expressions, and diagnostics. Compiled schemas retain the policy, and context-aware validation supports cancellation.
Limits.OnLimitlets callers observe threshold crossings before enabling enforcement. Returning nil continues processing with complete results; returning an error enforces the threshold. Ordinary validation failures remain errors. A nil limits policy preserves existing behavior.Includes usage documentation and regression coverage for cancellation, policy callbacks, diagnostics, and concurrent validation. The full race suite and copylocks vet pass.
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