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…as unknown Teams that keep tool data beside a change (a tracker id, a goal id, an owner) had no place for it: since 1.14.0 every unrecognized top-level key is a validation warning, so validate --strict fails. Keys that start with x- are now extension metadata, as in OpenAPI: never read, never written, never reported. Every other unknown key is still reported, and the warning now names the x- prefix as the way to keep such data. Refs Fission-AI#657
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe metadata utility now recognizes valid ChangesExtension Metadata Keys
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- Around line 22-23: Update the extension-key wording in the source comment near
the metadata validation logic, the changeset, and docs/concepts.md to specify
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| * carries them. The prefix is the whole contract, as in OpenAPI's `x-` | ||
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State the complete extension-key format in all affected documentation.
Only keys matching ^x-[a-z0-9][a-z0-9_-]*$ are extension metadata. The current wording also makes x-Upper and x- appear exempt. Update the source comment, changeset, and docs/concepts.md.
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- * carries them. The prefix is the whole contract, as in OpenAPI's `x-`
- * extensions: anything else that is not a known key is still reported.
+ * carries them. Only keys matching `^x-[a-z0-9][a-z0-9_-]*$` are extensions;
+ * anything else that is not a known key is still reported.-Keys in `.openspec.yaml` that start with `x-` (for example `x-goal: G-12` or `x-tracker`) are now extension metadata:
+Keys in `.openspec.yaml` that match `^x-[a-z0-9][a-z0-9_-]*$` (for example `x-goal: G-12` or `x-tracker`) are now extension metadata:-├── .openspec.yaml # Change metadata (optional): schema, created, skip_specs, retire_capabilities, x-* (yours)
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Review comment at @src/utils/change-metadata.ts around lines 22 - 23:
Update the extension-key wording in the source comment near the metadata
validation logic, the changeset, and docs/concepts.md to specify that only keys
matching ^x-[a-z0-9][a-z0-9_-]*$ are extension metadata. Ensure none of these
descriptions imply that every x- prefix, including x-Upper or x-, is exempt from
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Refs #657. This is the small, tracker-agnostic part of the discussion there: it lets tool-specific metadata live in
.openspec.yamlwithout fightingvalidate --strict. It does not add tracker integration to OpenSpec.Why
Since 1.14.0, every unrecognized top-level key in
.openspec.yamlis reported as a validation warning, andopenspec validate --strictfails on warnings. Teams that keep their own data next to a change have nowhere to put it without breaking strict mode. Examples of that data:We run OpenSpec across several repos with an external goal registry. We wanted a
goalid beside each change and had to keep it out of the metadata file.What changes
^x-[a-z0-9][a-z0-9_-]*$is now an extension key, following the OpenAPIx-convention. Examples:x-goal: G-12,x-tracker: {system: linear, id: SB-5497}. OpenSpec never reads it, never writes it, and never reports it as unknown.X-Upperand a barex-, so typos likeskip_designkeep their warning.x-prefix keeps tool metadata without the warning.docs/concepts.mdlistsx-*among the metadata keys.Nothing about parsing changes.
ChangeMetadataSchemaalready strips unknown keys; this only changes whatlistUnknownChangeMetadataKeysreports. That function feedsvalidate,instructionsandarchive.Tests
test/utils/change-metadata.test.ts: extension keys are not reported while other unknown keys still are; the warning names thex-prefix; andisExtensionMetadataKeyhas its own boundary tests.pnpm build,pnpm test(217 files, 6407 tests),pnpm exec tsc --noEmitandpnpm lintall pass locally.I'm happy to rename the prefix or narrow the pattern if you prefer a different convention.
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.openspec.yamlnow supports optional user-defined metadata keys prefixed withx-without triggering unknown-key warnings. Other unrecognized keys continue to be reported.x-*fields.