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Add user-friendly explanations to the JSON compatibility checking #2160

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jsenko opened this issue Jan 10, 2022 · 4 comments · Fixed by #2227
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Add user-friendly explanations to the JSON compatibility checking #2160

jsenko opened this issue Jan 10, 2022 · 4 comments · Fixed by #2227
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jsenko commented Jan 10, 2022

Consider this comment #2135 (comment) . The output of the compatibility checker is as follows:

Difference(diffType=OBJECT_TYPE_PROPERTY_SCHEMAS_NARROWED, pathOriginal=, pathUpdated=/propertySchemasAdded, subSchemaOriginal=true, subSchemaUpdated=[NumberSchemaWrapper(wrapped={"type":"number"})])

While this may be helpful to find where the issue is, it does not explain well why the schemas are not compatible. Adding a user-friendly explanation would improve usability and would serve as a documentation for future changes in the library.

@jsenko jsenko added Documentation type/quality It's not a bug, but negatively affects user experience or may cause problems in the future Beginner Friendly Solving this issue can help people who are starting with the project learn Seeking Contribution Suitable for developers who would like to contribute to the project labels Jan 10, 2022
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have into account the usage of the existing objects we have (RuleViolationError and a list of RuleViolationCause, with description and context). IMO it's important to do not change that object and try to make use of it as is now, that way our existing UI integration will continue working properly.

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I have been playing around with this a bit today, just starting to find my way around. Would this a be a suitable error message?
RuleViolationException: Incompatible artifact: 3d76a98a-26d7-4afc-a2ba-60cf80a19b72 [JSON], num of incompatible diffs: {1}, list of diff types: [NUMBER_TYPE_MINIMUM_INCREASED/properties/age/minimum]

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jsenko commented Feb 1, 2022

Hi, I would separate the diff type a bit from the path, i.e. NUMBER_TYPE_MINIMUM_INCREASED at /properties/age/minimum, but the error message looks good! Are you interested in contributing?

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Hi, Good idea to split it. I'll put a PR in later this morning.

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