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fix(validate): fail bulk validation on unreadable config and validate rules per item - #1894
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Bulk validation now reports configuration problems and fails for errors or strict-mode warnings while preserving valid rule entries. No concrete merge-blocking issue is established; merge after normal checks pass. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to This is a bounded change that strengthens validation failure handling without changing permissions or storage ownership. Integrations consuming JSON reports must account for config validity separately from item totals. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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In `@src/core/project-config.ts`:
- Line 334: Update the root validation guard in parseProjectConfig to reject
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typeof [] === 'object', so a config whose root is a sequence parsed to an empty config with no problem reported and bulk validation treated it as healthy (CodeRabbit review on Fission-AI#1894).
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🟠 Major · Report unknown top-level configuration fields.
src/core/project-config.ts:302-339
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReport unknown top-level configuration fields.
parseProjectConfigreads only the accepted fields and silently drops keys such as a misspelledrule:.inspectConfigForValidationthen sees no problem, sovalidate --all --strictcan pass when item validation passes or no items exist. The typo does not make bulkValidatoromit rules because bulk validation does not consumeProjectConfig.rules; it can omit project guidance used during instruction loading. Report unknown top-level fields as warnings so--strictrejects them.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/core/project-config.ts`:
- Around line 302-339: Update parseProjectConfig to detect top-level keys that
are not recognized ProjectConfig fields and report each through the existing
warn/report mechanism with warning severity, including the field path. Preserve
parsing of valid fields and ensure inspectProjectConfig exposes these warnings
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A misspelled key such as `rule:` was dropped silently, so every project rule vanished and `validate --strict` could not tell (CodeRabbit review on Fission-AI#1894). Unknown top-level fields are now reported as warnings with the supported field list; the retired `targets` key stays silent.
#1891 closed 2026-09-29, but its fix (Fission-AI/OpenSpec#1894) is unmerged and in no release - the latest CLI, our pinned 1.13.2, has no inspectProjectConfig, so the defect is live here. Park the #1894-gated retirement of the ci.yml probe and the /opsx-tool-update re-verification in docs/ideas.md.
…er item - openspec validate --all/--changes/--specs now inspects openspec/config.yaml and fails (exit 1) when the file cannot be parsed or a field was dropped, reporting the offending config path in text, JSON and findings output (Fission-AI#1892) - rules: one malformed item no longer drops the artifact's entire rule set; the warning names the item (rules.<artifact>[i]) and hints at quoting (Fission-AI#1891) - readProjectConfig keeps its resilient behaviour; inspectProjectConfig exposes the collected problems
Review follow-ups: unknown operation ids / unknown fields are warnings that only fail under --strict (a newer-CLI config must still validate on an older CLI); lost content stays an error. One context problem instead of two, the store message drops its Warning: prefix, mapping keys are JSON-quoted in the rules message. Tests for --changes/--specs scopes, the empty-tree case and the warning/strict split; changeset added.
typeof [] === 'object', so a config whose root is a sequence parsed to an empty config with no problem reported and bulk validation treated it as healthy (CodeRabbit review on Fission-AI#1894).
A misspelled key such as `rule:` was dropped silently, so every project rule vanished and `validate --strict` could not tell (CodeRabbit review on Fission-AI#1894). Unknown top-level fields are now reported as warnings with the supported field list; the retired `targets` key stays silent.
…insertion point Upstream added an import on the same line after this branch was cut, which made the PR conflict on nothing but import ordering. Keeping the import next to the other core/validation imports lets the three-way merge apply cleanly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ommands Rebased onto main, where Fission-AI#1984 already names the offending rules item but keeps dropping the whole artifact. This PR's per-item parsing supersedes it, so the Fission-AI#1984 tests now assert the per-item result and its leftover helpers are removed. Hardening for configs every command already tolerates: - An empty or comment-only config.yaml parses to null. It was reported as "not a valid YAML object" and failed `validate --all`; it is now treated like a missing config. - A key left empty in YAML (`rules:` with its entries commented out, a bare `-` item, `context:`) and empty-string rules or guidance lose nothing the author wrote, so they are warnings (fail only under --strict), not errors. - Unknown top-level keys are reported only by inspectProjectConfig (validate). readProjectConfig keeps ignoring them silently, so other commands do not start printing new stderr warnings. Documents the config check under `openspec validate` in docs/cli.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Blocking on the canonical docs.
This changes bulk validation, its exit status, and both structured report shapes, but only docs/cli.md is updated. docs-lab/README.md says the live site builds from docs-lab/ and the old docs/ tree is legacy.
Please update:
docs-lab/reference/cli.mdwith the optionalconfigobject in full/findings JSON, config-caused exit 1, and the fact that item totals remain item-only.docs-lab/reference/configuration/config-yaml.md, whose current statement that invalid fields never fail a command becomes false for bulk validation.
Per repository policy, the resulting docs-lab/ change also needs final review from @TabishB. The implementation and tests otherwise look sound, and all checks pass.
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Closes #1892, closes #1891.
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openspec validate --all/--changes/--specsnow inspectsopenspec/config.yaml:context,store, a guidance list, ...), fails validation (exit 1) and is printed asconfig/openspec/config.yamlissues in text output.WARNINGthat only fails under--strict, so a config written for a newer CLI still validates on an older one.--jsonand--report findingsgain an additive, optionalconfigkey (versionunchanged; the key is omitted when no config file exists).readProjectConfigkeeps its never-throws, partial-config behaviour and its warning text; the newinspectProjectConfig()collects the same problems ({kind, level, path, message}) instead of printing them.rules.<artifact>is validated item by item: one malformed entry no longer drops the artifact's whole rule set, and the warning names the entry (rules.proposal[0] is not a string (found a mapping with key "..."), ignoring this rule; quote the rule if it contains ": ").Why
Both issues are the same failure class: a config the CLI could not fully read degraded to "no project rules" with only a stderr warning, and
validate --all— what CI runs — never looked at the config, so exit status could not tell a broken config from a healthy one. #1891 additionally lost well-formed rules because the list was rejected by shape rather than per item.Not changed on purpose
validate <name>and--archivedkeep their current scope; the gate is the bulk scopes CI uses.validatestill degrade with a warning (instructions.tsrelies onreadProjectConfignever throwing). Each change's schema resolution still prints its owncould not parsewarning, so a broken config is reported once per change plus once by the new block — de-duplicating that is a possible follow-up.Hardening after rebase onto main
rulesitem but still drops the whole artifact; this PR's per-item parsing supersedes it, and the fix(config): name the offending rules item when a list is malformed #1984 tests now assert the per-item result.config.yamlis treated like a missing config: it no longer failsvalidate --all.rules:with its entries commented out, a bare-item,context:) and empty-string rules or guidance lose nothing, so they areWARNINGs (fail only under--strict).validate; other commands keep ignoring them silently, with no new stderr warnings.docs/cli.mddocuments the config check underopenspec validate.Testing
9d4e597with the configs from the reports, then verified the new output and exit codes.test/core/project-config.test.ts(per-item rules,inspectProjectConfig, warning vs error levels) andtest/commands/validate.test.ts(--all,--changes,--specs, empty tree,--report findings, healthy config, warning/strict split).pnpm test(157 files, 4494 tests passed, 79 skipped),pnpm lint,tsc --noEmit, all on Windows 11 / Node 22.AI disclosure
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openspec validatenow checksopenspec/config.yamlacross all validation scopes.--strict.Bug Fixes