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…olicy Issue #553 (CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md row 9's Wave 2 prerequisite, blocking R-15/#445 implementation) requires two decisions that no existing roadmap/ADR settles: where persisted project schema-version authority lives, and an explicit unknown-field policy that can never silently drop persisted user data. Adds docs/native/PROJECT-CORE-COMPATIBILITY-CONTRACT.md as a proposal, not yet admitted: - Persisted schemaVersion belongs to the project document itself, distinct from app/IndexedDB/contract/R-15 versions already tracked elsewhere in this codebase. - First production version starts fresh at PROJECT_SCHEMA_V1 -- the existing Rust migrate.rs V1ToV2 proof and its revision_note field are explicitly harness-only (schema.rs's own doc comment says so) and are not canonicalized as real project history. - Absent version classifies as LEGACY_UNVERSIONED, a distinct sentinel from PROJECT_SCHEMA_V1, never silently treated as current -- avoiding the exact synthesized-version risk issue #553 warns about. - Future version fails closed (no write authority, no auto-migration, no auto-downgrade), mirroring the fail-closed philosophy migrate.rs already implements for its harness proof. - Unknown-field policy is staged by field class rather than one global choice: not-yet-modeled persisted data (outline, binderNodes, compileProfile, projectGoals, writingHistory -- schema.rs's own StoryProject doc comment names these as out of scope today) gets OUT_OF_SCOPE_BUT_MUST_NOT_BE_DROPPED; additive fields on an already-Core-owned object get PRESERVE_OPAQUE; unknown values for closed semantic discriminants get REJECT_UNKNOWN; fully-owned fields get MODEL_AND_VALIDATE. - Mechanism: a raw canonical payload as the lossless carrier, with a typed Core projection validating only currently-owned fields -- evaluated per-struct rather than a blanket serde flatten/extra bucket across the whole object graph. - Precise no-loss definition (semantic JSON equality, not byte-identical), a version-classification state machine, and authority-switch admission gates, none of which are satisfied yet. CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md row 9 updated to reference this proposal. No code change. No authority switch. A maintainer decision record (section 9) lists each decision for explicit confirmation before this is treated as admitted; implementation is a separate, later PR.
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Reviewer's GuideThis documentation-only PR proposes the project document as the authority for persisted schema versions and establishes a field-class-specific, lossless unknown-field policy, while explicitly preserving TypeScript write authority and deferring implementation until maintainer sign-off. Sequence diagram for preserve-first project migrationsequenceDiagram
participant Store as Persisted project document
participant TS as TypeScript write authority
participant Core as Core migration and validation
participant Raw as Canonical raw payload
Store->>Core: Read schemaVersion
Core->>Raw: Retain original document
Core->>Core: Classify version
Core->>Core: Migrate in memory
Core->>Core: Verify no-loss semantic equality
Core-->>TS: Validated current projection
TS->>Store: Durably commit current document
State diagram for project schema-version classificationstateDiagram-v2
[*] --> LEGACY_UNVERSIONED: schemaVersion absent
[*] --> SUPPORTED_OLDER: supported older version
[*] --> CURRENT: current version
[*] --> FUTURE: version greater than current
[*] --> MALFORMED: unparseable version
LEGACY_UNVERSIONED --> MIGRATION_REQUIRED
SUPPORTED_OLDER --> MIGRATION_REQUIRED
MIGRATION_REQUIRED --> MIGRATED_IN_MEMORY
MIGRATED_IN_MEMORY --> NO_LOSS_VERIFIED
NO_LOSS_VERIFIED --> DURABLE_CURRENT
CURRENT --> NORMAL
FUTURE --> REFUSE_WRITE_AUTHORITY
MALFORMED --> FAIL_CLOSED
Flow diagram for staged unknown-field handlingflowchart TD
FIELD[Persisted field or value] --> CLASSIFY{Field class}
CLASSIFY -->|Not yet modeled| O[OUT_OF_SCOPE_BUT_MUST_NOT_BE_DROPPED]
CLASSIFY -->|Additive field on Core-owned object| P[PRESERVE_OPAQUE]
CLASSIFY -->|Unknown closed discriminant value| R[REJECT_UNKNOWN]
CLASSIFY -->|Fully Core-owned field| M[MODEL_AND_VALIDATE]
O --> RAW[Retain in canonical raw payload]
P --> RAW
R --> FAIL[Reject / fail closed]
M --> PROJ[Typed Core projection]
RAW --> PROJ
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This PR introduces a comprehensive proposal document for project schema versioning and unknown-field handling policy, addressing issue #553's blocking concerns for Wave 2 work. The proposal is well-structured with clear decision points and explicit admission gates.
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- Clearly marked as a proposal requiring maintainer sign-off (§9 decision table)
- No code changes or authority switches (as stated in scope)
- Comprehensive analysis of current state and gaps (§1)
- Well-defined state machine for version classification (§2.4)
- Field-class-staged unknown-field policy preventing data loss (§3)
- Explicit authority-switch admission gates (§5)
- Clear distinction from other version concepts in the codebase (§1.3)
Document scope is appropriate:
- Addresses the two blocking decisions identified in CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md row 9
- References baseline commit for traceability
- Defers implementation to separate PR with proper gates
- Includes maintainer decision record for explicit approval
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In `@docs/native/CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md`:
- Line 19: Update the ledger entry for the project state-shape compatibility
adapter to call this a “field-class-staged unknown-field policy” rather than a
global “PRESERVE_OPAQUE” policy, and summarize which field classes reject
unknown fields, preserve them, or remain out of scope.
In `@docs/native/PROJECT-CORE-COMPATIBILITY-CONTRACT.md`:
- Around line 145-148: Define the LEGACY_UNVERSIONED mapping in the migration
state machine: detect documents with an absent schemaVersion using an explicit
legacy-shape check, convert them to PROJECT_SCHEMA_V1, and require a
NO_LOSS_VERIFIED result before durable commit. Preserve the original persisted
form until conversion and verification succeed, avoiding any silent in-place
relabeling.
- Line 8: Update the continuation text in the project state-shape compatibility
note so it does not begin with “#553”; keep “issue `#553`” on the preceding line
or indent the continuation, preserving the intended non-heading rendering.
- Around line 197-200: Define merge semantics for the canonical raw JSON value
and the typed projection: specify how Core-owned field edits patch the raw
payload, preserve opaque fields, and resolve conflicts when raw and projected
values differ. Add admission tests covering combined owned and opaque fields,
including edits to each category, before finalizing the contract.
- Around line 228-230: Resolve the gate-status inconsistency between Section 5
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for an authority switch, while marking Gate 7 as structurally satisfied pending
re-verification.
- Around line 235-237: Update Gate 3 in PROJECT-CORE-COMPATIBILITY-CONTRACT.md
to make its proof scope auditable by defining the fixture classes and required
cases referenced in §6, or replace the “every fixture class in §6” wording with
an explicit fixture list. Keep the no-loss round-trip requirement unchanged for
each listed category.
- Around line 120-125: Update the schema-version classification in the
compatibility contract so SUPPORTED_OLDER applies only to supported schema
versions strictly below the current production version, including when the
current version is PROJECT_SCHEMA_V1; keep CURRENT reserved for schemaVersion
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…o-loss precision Six corrections from review, each verified against live source before fixing: 1. Version-classification overlap bug: the original state machine used a hardcoded "schemaVersion == 1" example inside SUPPORTED_OLDER, which is ambiguous with CURRENT at the very first release where version 1 is also current. Rewrote all classifications as strict comparisons against CURRENT_PROJECT_SCHEMA_VERSION, and added the missing UNSUPPORTED_OLDER/MIGRATION_GAP state (an older version with no registered migration path) as a genuinely distinct state from FUTURE, mirroring migrate.rs's existing MigrationError::NoMigrationFrom. 2. Field inventory was too narrow -- the most significant gap. Verified against live source: features/project/projectState.ts's ProjectData (the actual persisted/Redux shape) has ~20 fields, while types.ts's StoryProject interface (what coreEnvelope.ts operates on) has only 11, and coreEnvelope.ts's buildCoreProjectEnvelope further narrows to 6 fields for the shadow envelope. Three narrowing steps exist, not the one the original draft described. Added §1.5 documenting this, §2.1.1 explicitly deciding that schemaVersion versions the full ProjectData surface (not StoryProject or the shadow-envelope projection), and a complete field-by-field inventory table covering every ProjectData field, not only the five schema.rs's own doc comment names. 3. The raw-carrier + typed-projection mechanism (§3.1) had no defined write-back invariant for editing a known field without destroying opaque sibling data. Added §3.2: known-field edits overlay onto the existing raw payload rather than re-serializing the typed projection as the whole document, with a source-generation revalidation before commit that fails closed on a stale merge target -- connects forward to future multi-writer/generation-authority work without implementing it here. 4. "Verbatim" preservation language contradicted the document's own semantic-equality (not byte-identical) no-loss definition. Replaced with precise semantic-preservation wording that explicitly allows whitespace/key-order/escape differences. 5. CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md's row 9 update oversimplified the decision as a single "PRESERVE_OPAQUE unknown-field policy" when the actual proposal stages four distinct policies by field class. Corrected the wording. 6. Extended §9's maintainer decision record from 8 to 10 rows to cover the versioned-object decision (#2) and the write-back invariant (#9) as their own explicit, confirmable decisions rather than leaving them implicit under other rows. No code change. No authority switch. Still awaiting maintainer sign-off per §9 before this is treated as admitted.
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…8 fix Five corrections from a further review pass: 1. LEGACY_UNVERSIONED was described as dispatching into PROJECT_SCHEMA_V1's migration-registry entry for convenience, which -- since v1 is also the initial current version -- implied no explicit step ever actually executes, silently relabeling a legacy record as current with no stamp written and no verification performed. Replaced with an explicit, distinct, registered LEGACY_TO_V1 migration step (recognize legacy shape -> verify conformance to the v1 field inventory -> write schemaVersion: 1 for the first time -> no-loss verify -> durable commit). 2. Added a new required invariant, pre-contract downgrade safety (Sec 2.7): once a project is migrated to the schema-aware canonical form, a still-installed pre-contract build mutating its own untouched legacy-shaped copy must never have that mutation silently supersede the already-migrated record. The exact storage mechanism is left to the implementation PR (matching how Sec 2.1 already leaves the envelope representation unspecified), but the invariant itself is fixed here since it's a real product-format decision, not an implementation detail. Added as authority-switch gate 8 and Sec 9 decision row 12. 3. Fixed a markdown MD018 violation: a paragraph line-wrapped such that "#553" started a bare physical line, which markdownlint-cli2 parses as an ambiguous ATX heading attempt. Wrapped issue/PR number references in backticks throughout so no line can start with a bare #NNN regardless of future rewrapping. 4. Resolved the Sec 5 gate-status self-contradiction CodeRabbit flagged (claiming "none are satisfied" while gate 7 said "already satisfied structurally"): reworded to distinguish "has structural evidence today" from "verified sufficient for an actual switch" -- only the latter closes any gate. 5. Made TS/Rust accept/reject parity (gate 4) a permanent, ongoing requirement rather than one scoped to "any transition window" -- the React/PWA product and any native Core/Qt consumer are both permanent, coexisting implementations of the same format, not a temporary migration pair. Also added a full fixture-class checklist (Sec 6.2) so gate 3's "every fixture class" is no longer a dangling reference -- the previous commit introduced this reference before the list existed to back it. No code change. No authority switch. Still awaiting maintainer sign-off per Sec 9 before this is treated as admitted.
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…w version parse Four corrections from a further review pass, each verified before fixing: 1. The MALFORMED classification claimed "existing preserve-first recovery UX, unchanged" -- verified false against live source: index.tsx's hydration path calls normalizePersistedProjectForStore, and on a falsy result it deletes the project key from preloadedState entirely, letting the app boot a blank project whose autosave can subsequently overwrite the original malformed record. This is destructive, not preserve-first. Corrected the claim and added it as authority-switch gate 9 / decision row 13: the web/IDB path must be brought to the same non-editable blocking recovery already required for FUTURE/MIGRATION_GAP, not assumed already correct. 2. Version classification implicitly assumed a full typed-schema parse happens before classification, but a FUTURE document making a breaking schema change (a plausible way for a real future version to differ) would fail that parse before its version is ever compared, misclassifying FUTURE as MALFORMED and denying it the correct newer-build recovery path. Added an explicit requirement: classification reads schemaVersion via a minimal raw/header parse first, full typed parsing only afterward. 3. The write-back merge invariant (Sec 3.2) verified only that unowned (opaque) paths survived unchanged -- an overlay bug that omitted an edit or wrote it to the wrong path would still pass that check and silently commit the wrong value. Added a second, owned-path verification: re-project the merged payload and confirm every owned path equals the intended edit before committing. 4. The same invariant's generation revalidation and the durable commit were described as two sequential steps, leaving a window for another writer to commit between them -- exactly the race the check exists to prevent. Specified that validation and commit must be one atomic, fenced operation (compare-and-swap or an exclusive lease spanning both), not a check-then-act pair. Extended Sec 6.2's fixture list and Sec 9's decision record (rows 13-16) to cover all four. No code change. No authority switch. Still awaiting maintainer sign-off per Sec 9 before this is treated as admitted.
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…D, bump policy Closes the contract boundary per explicit maintainer scoping -- four contract-level invariants only, no further open-ended review cascade, no runtime implementation. 1. Universal ingress admission (Sec 2.8, contract invariant, admitted now): classification and schema admission must run on every ingress capable of producing editable project state, not only the primary load path -- naming stored-project load, filesystem load, IDB load, file/backup import, snapshot restore, recovery restore, and future native/Qt open as examples. Concrete per-path code changes are IMPLEMENTATION_REQUIRED, not designed here. 2. Identity-bearing collection merge (Sec 3.2, contract invariant, admitted now): characters, worlds, and equivalents merge by stable entity ID during the write-back overlay, never by array index or object-enumeration position; opaque sibling fields stay attached to the correct entity identity. Concrete merge implementation is IMPLEMENTATION_REQUIRED. 3. Schema version-bump policy (Sec 2.9, design decision, admitted now): required-field additions, removals/renames, type changes, incompatible semantic/invariant changes, non-additive closed-discriminant changes, and identity/order semantic changes all require a bump; a purely additive optional field routed through the staged unknown-field policy does not. This classification is a permanent release invariant, evaluated for every future format change. 4. Fixture-gate scoping correction (Sec 5 gate 3, Sec 6.2): split fixtures into admitted/migrated (semantic no-loss round-trip applies) and refused -- FUTURE, MIGRATION_GAP, MALFORMED (source preserved unchanged, zero durable writes, zero editable-state admission; never a round-trip proof, since nothing about a refused input is meant to be admitted or transformed). Extended Sec 9 with rows 17-19 for the three new decisions, plus an explicit IMPLEMENTATION_REQUIRED status block distinguishing every concrete mechanic this document names from what it actually implements (nothing -- this remains a proposal). No code change. No authority switch. Awaiting maintainer sign-off per Sec 9. This closes the proposal-development loop; further findings belong to the implementation PR's own review, not another round here.
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- Around line 121-124: Define a single canonical storage location for
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Keep the contract consistent with the ProjectData definition in projectState.ts
so all implementations stamp and migrate the same persisted surface.
- Around line 184-189: Update the schemaVersion classification rules to define
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…e loop Six findings landed on the second-wave commit, each verified before being addressed: the filesystem-metadata inventory row implied ordinary opaque preservation across portable boundaries for local machine-trust data that actually drives asset routing/quarantine decisions (corrected to require stripping/re-derivation at portable boundaries); the additive-closed-enum bump exemption contradicted REJECT_UNKNOWN's fail-closed intent (removed); MODEL_AND_VALIDATE's "already validated" claim did not hold for a verified field (wordCount) with a real TS/Rust domain mismatch (added a never-invalidate-existing-data requirement); the no-loss definition did not address JS/Rust large-integer precision divergence (added a lossless-numeric requirement); the migration rename exemption did not require verifying a renamed value landed at its destination (added); and the egress requirement omitted snapshot creation as a distinct fourth call site (added). None required a new product/security/legal decision or contradicted any of the 19 maintainer-approved decision rows. This document is now explicitly closed to further design-cascade rounds per its own new closing note: any further finding is dispositioned in its review thread, not absorbed as another revision.
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879-879: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winAlign decision row 19 with the admitted enum bump rule.
Section 2.9 requires a schema bump for every new value under
REJECT_UNKNOWN, including additive enum values. The third-wave refinement also states that the additive exception was removed. Decision row 19 still says “non-additive closed-discriminant changes”, which reintroduces that exception in the confirmed decision record. Change the row to require a bump for any new value underREJECT_UNKNOWN.Proposed wording
-| 19 | Schema version-bump policy (§2.9): ... non-additive closed-discriminant changes ... +| 19 | Schema version-bump policy (§2.9): ... any new value added to a closed + discriminant/enum under `REJECT_UNKNOWN` ...Vorher → Nachher: Only non-additive enum changes require a bump → every new
REJECT_UNKNOWNvalue requires a bump.Passung zur App: This keeps the confirmed decision record aligned with the TypeScript/Rust project-format gate and the intended
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In `@docs/native/PROJECT-CORE-COMPATIBILITY-CONTRACT.md`:
- Around line 234-235: The compatibility contract must distinguish an absent
schemaVersion from an invalid present value: classify missing schemaVersion as
LEGACY_UNVERSIONED and route it through LEGACY_TO_V1, while reserving MALFORMED
for unparseable envelopes or present values that fail parsing.
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In `@docs/native/PROJECT-CORE-COMPATIBILITY-CONTRACT.md`:
- Line 879: Update decision row 19’s schema version-bump policy to require a
bump for every new value under REJECT_UNKNOWN, removing the “non-additive
closed-discriminant” exception while preserving the other listed bump triggers.
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… 3 gaps The wave-two accepted-value-grammar text wrongly classified an absent schemaVersion as MALFORMED, directly contradicting decision row 4 (LEGACY_UNVERSIONED, never MALFORMED, for an absent version) - a genuine bug in this document's own prior text, not a refinement. Fixed, along with making duplicate-schemaVersion-key rejection deterministic rather than parser-dependent (was breaking permanent TS/Rust parity). Two further real gaps, fixed alongside it: the write-back overlay invariant read as scoped to a future Core writer only, when TypeScript is the actual permanent writer it must also bind; and ordinary entity insertion/deletion had no exception from "no invented/missing fields," making normal add/delete character actions impossible to satisfy alongside the write-back invariant. This document is now explicitly closed to further design-cascade rounds - a further finding is fixed only if it is a genuine self-contradiction with an admitted row, otherwise dispositioned in its review thread without another revision.
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Issue #553 (
CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.mdrow 9's Wave 2 prerequisite, blocking R-15/#445 implementation) requires two decisions no existing roadmap/ADR settles: where persisted project schema-version authority lives, and an explicit unknown-field policy that can never silently drop persisted user data. This PR is a proposal, not an implementation — no code changes, no authority switch.Key decisions proposed (full rationale in the document)
schemaVersionbelongs to the project document itself — distinct from the app version, IndexedDB version, TS↔RustcontractVersion, and R-15's future envelope version, all of which already exist in this codebase as separate concepts.PROJECT_SCHEMA_V1. The existing Rustmigrate.rsV1ToV2proof and itsrevision_notefield are explicitly harness-only (schema.rs's own doc comment: "exists purely to give the Wave 2 headless harness a real migration to prove, not a production field") — they are not canonicalized as real project history.LEGACY_UNVERSIONED, a distinct sentinel fromPROJECT_SCHEMA_V1, never silently treated as current — avoiding the exact synthesized-version risk issue core(project-boundary): finish persisted schema/version verdict and retire observation-only shadow authority #553 warns about.outline,binderNodes,compileProfile,projectGoals,writingHistory— named as out of scope inschema.rs's ownStoryProjectdoc comment) →OUT_OF_SCOPE_BUT_MUST_NOT_BE_DROPPEDPRESERVE_OPAQUEREJECT_UNKNOWNMODEL_AND_VALIDATE#[serde(flatten)]/extra bucket across the whole object graph.Non-goals
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Section 9 of the document lists each decision as a row for explicit confirmation. This PR should not be treated as "admitted" until that section is confirmed — I'd like your review before merging.
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node scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs— OK.pnpm run lint— clean.Summary by Sourcery
Admit the Project/Core compatibility rules for persisted schema versioning and lossless unknown-field handling without changing code or current write authority.
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Admits the Project/Core compatibility contract for issue #553, resolving the two decisions blocking the Wave 2 adapter: persisted schema-version authority lives with the project document, and unknown persisted fields are handled per field class with no silent loss. Design-level admission only — no code changes, TypeScript remains sole write authority; implementation is a separate later PR.
CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.mdrow 9 as admitted (PROPOSED = YES,ADMITTED = YES,IMPLEMENTATION_STARTED = NO).ProjectDatasurface asPROJECT_SCHEMA_V1; absent or future versions classify asLEGACY_UNVERSIONEDorFUTUREand fail closed, withLEGACY_UNVERSIONEDmigrating via an explicitLEGACY_TO_V1step.MALFORMEDrecovery, universal ingress admission, and a permanent version-bump policy with no additive closed-enum exemption.schemaVersionnow correctly classifies asLEGACY_UNVERSIONED, neverMALFORMED), made duplicateschemaVersionkeys reject deterministically across TS/Rust, bound the write-back overlay to TypeScript as the permanent writer, and exempted entity insert/delete from the no-invented/missing-fields rule.Written for commit 8d126ba. Summary will update on new commits.
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Establish the admitted rules for versioning persisted projects and preserving data across Core compatibility changes
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PROJECT_SCHEMA_V1Impact
✅ No silent loss of unmodeled project data✅ Safer recovery for future, malformed, and unsupported project formats✅ Clearer migration and authority-switch requirements💡 Usage Guide
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