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| Breaking Changes |  |
The PR introduces breaking changes in cmd/**, and the supplied metadata contains no breaking-change label. In cmd/crossplane/dependency/cache.go, clean-cache removes the public `--project-file… |
Add the breaking-change label to the pull request. If the change must remain non-breaking, restore the removed clean-cache flags and preserve the previous schema-cleanup behavior, or provide compatible aliases and an explicit migration … |
| Feature Gate Requirement | |
The pull request adds significant schema behavior without gating every affected entry point. It adds ProjectSchemas.APIGroups in apis/dev/v1alpha1/project_types.go, and `internal/project.NewSchema… |
Add an explicit feature flag for the new schema workflow and API-group filtering. Expose it through config.Features and crossplane config set, then enforce it in the shared schema-manager path and every affected entry point, including `… |
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The implementation addresses the main schema freshness requirements in [#428] with content hashes, file drift checks, reconciliation, language/API-group flags, and atomic output. It addresses [#242] a… |
For [#215], make crossplane dependency update-cache perform the equivalent schema update, including project XRD schemas and lock updates, or obtain an updated issue requirement that explicitly accepts the new crossplane schema update wo… |
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Check name Status Explanation Description check The description is directly related to the changes and explains the new schema commands, lock behavior, dependency resolution, API-group filtering, and Git authentication. Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within the linked issue scope. The schema command group, deterministic resolution, lock model, filtering, reconciliation, and build verification support [ #215] and [#428]. Render lang…Title check The title is under 72 characters and describes the main changes: schema generation and dependency handling enhancements. Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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The changes stay within the linked issue scope. The schema command group, deterministic resolution, lock model, filtering, reconciliation, and build verification support [
#215] and [#428]. Render language handling supports [#242]. Shared Git authentication and its command coverage support [#370]. The related tests and documentation support these implementations.
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The PR introduces breaking changes in
cmd/**, and the supplied metadata contains nobreaking-changelabel. Incmd/crossplane/dependency/cache.go,clean-cacheremoves the public--project-file/-fand--keep-packagesflags. Its behavior also changes from removing generated schemas and optionally packages to removing packages only. The PR also removes schema generation fromdependency update-cacheandfunction generate.apis/**only adds optionalProjectSchemas.APIGroups, so it does not cause the failure.Resolution
Add the
breaking-changelabel to the pull request. If the change must remain non-breaking, restore the removedclean-cacheflags and preserve the previous schema-cleanup behavior, or provide compatible aliases and an explicit migration path.
Full details: Feature Gate Requirement
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The pull request adds significant schema behavior without gating every affected entry point. It adds
ProjectSchemas.APIGroupsinapis/dev/v1alpha1/project_types.go, andinternal/project.NewSchemaManagerconsumes that configuration for schema generation. The new top-levelschemacommand is markedmaturity:"beta", butcomposition.Cmd.Renderuses the same changedrender/xrimplementation without a maturity tag, and the hiddenrenderalias is also untagged. The available config flags only gate command maturity and Go generator options; no flag gates the new API-group filtering or schema-lock behavior on these paths.Resolution
Add an explicit feature flag for the new schema workflow and API-group filtering. Expose it through
config.Featuresandcrossplane config set, then enforce it in the shared schema-manager path and every affected entry point, includingcomposition renderand the hiddenrenderalias. Add tests that verify the behavior is disabled and enabled through the flag.
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The implementation addresses the main schema freshness requirements in [
#428] with content hashes, file drift checks, reconciliation, language/API-group flags, and atomic output. It addresses [#242] and [#370] through shared schema management and Git HTTPS flags. However, [#215] specifically requirescrossplane dependency update-cacheto update the lock and generate project XRD schemas. This PR intentionally removes schema generation from that command and requires a separatecrossplane schema update. The summary also states that malformed or incompatible locks are unusable, while [#428] proposes treating an unreadable lock as stale. These are concrete requirement gaps.Resolution
For [
#215], makecrossplane dependency update-cacheperform the equivalent schema update, including project XRD schemas and lock updates, or obtain an updated issue requirement that explicitly accepts the newcrossplane schema updateworkflow. For [#428], handle unreadable or incompatible locks as stale and regenerate them during the supported build or schema-update flow.
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Review comments at @cmd/crossplane/dependency/cache.go:
- Around line 81-84: Add the repository-required breaking-change label to the
change removing the -f and --keep-packages flags from cleanCacheCmd, and include
a migration note directing users to “crossplane schema clean” for generated
schemas. Do not retain either flag unless its prior behavior is fully preserved;
in particular, do not implement --keep-packages as a no-op that could delete
packages.
Review comments at @cmd/crossplane/function/generate.go:
- Around line 205-210: Ensure generated Go and go-templating functions retain
schema wiring even when schemas do not yet exist: update generateGoFiles to
always emit the dev.crossplane.io/models require and replace entries, and update
generateGoTemplatingFiles to always set ModelIndexPath to the deterministic
schema index path. Keep schema generation out of this command and ensure the
no-schemas message remains accurate.
Review comments at @internal/git/flags.go:
- Around line 28-30: Update HTTPSAuthFlags.AuthProvider to return an empty
HTTPSAuthProvider when GitToken is unset, preventing BasicAuth for anonymous
public repository access; retain the current username/password provider when a
token exists, and update the Defaults test expectation accordingly.
Review comments at @internal/schemas/manager/manager.go:
- Around line 675-681: Filter the metadata file from the schema results before
checking whether any schemas remain in the reconciliation flow, using the
existing metaFile symbol and removing only entries equal to it. Then preserve
the empty-index branch so it removes metaFile and returns without writing an
index when no actual schema files exist.
- Around line 263-281: Update schema path validation to reject any non-empty
path whose filepath.Clean result is ".", while preserving the existing
absolute-path rejection. Locate this validation in the schema configuration
handling used by NewSchemaManager, and ensure paths such as "." and "schemas/.."
cannot resolve the manager filesystem to the project root.
Review comments at @internal/xpkg/resolver.go:
- Around line 110-113: Parse each version constraint independently instead of
joining them in resolver.choose, preserving each constraint’s || semantics;
update highestSatisfying to require the candidate version to satisfy every
parsed constraint. Apply the same independent parsing and all-constraints
validation to the locked-version check in manager.go, and retain contextual
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| // cleanCacheCmd removes the shared xpkg package cache. | ||
| type cleanCacheCmd struct { | ||
| ProjectFile string `default:"${project_file}" help:"Path to project definition file." short:"f"` | ||
| CacheDir string `env:"CROSSPLANE_XPKG_CACHE" help:"Directory for cached xpkg package contents." name:"cache-dir"` | ||
| KeepPackages bool `help:"Keep cached xpkg package contents; remove only generated schemas." name:"keep-packages"` | ||
| CacheDir string `env:"CROSSPLANE_XPKG_CACHE" help:"Directory for cached xpkg package contents." name:"cache-dir"` | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Add the breaking-change label for the removed clean-cache flags.
cleanCacheCmd removed the public -f and --keep-packages flags. Existing invocations now fail during flag parsing. The repository rule for cmd/** requires the breaking-change label for this removal.
The label is absent from PR #435. Add it and include a migration note such as: “Use crossplane schema clean for generated schemas.” Retain the flags only if their previous behavior is preserved; treating --keep-packages as a no-op could delete packages unexpectedly.
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Add the repository-required breaking-change label to the change removing the -f
and --keep-packages flags from cleanCacheCmd, and include a migration note
directing users to “crossplane schema clean” for generated schemas. Do not
retain either flag unless its prior behavior is fully preserved; in particular,
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| // The function imports the project's schemas. This command doesn't generate | ||
| // them, so that only `crossplane schema update` changes the schema lock. | ||
| schemaLang := functionSchemaLanguage(c.Language) | ||
| if populated, err := c.hasSchemas(schemaLang); err == nil && !populated { | ||
| fmt.Fprintf(k.Stdout, "No %s schemas found; run `crossplane schema update` so the function can import them.\n", schemaLang) //nolint:errcheck // Best-effort output. | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Generated functions are not wired to schemas that crossplane schema update creates later.
Thank you for keeping schema generation out of this command. The templates still decide whether to wire in schema imports when the function is generated:
generateGoFilesadds thedev.crossplane.io/modelsrequire and replace entry only ifschemas/goexists at line 363.generateGoTemplatingFilessetsModelIndexPathonly ifjson/index.schema.jsonexists at line 393.
Before this change, the command generated schemas first, so these checks normally passed. Now, on a project with no schemas, the function is generated without the import wiring. The hint then tells the user to run crossplane schema update "so the function can import them". After the update, the existing go.mod and template still do not reference the models. The user must edit them by hand. The hint is therefore misleading for these languages.
Which behavior do you intend? Some options:
- Check
hasSchemasbefore generation and fail with "runcrossplane schema updatefirst". - Always emit the Go replace directive and the go-templating model path. Generated paths are deterministic, so these references work after
schema update. - Keep the current flow, but change the hint to describe the manual wiring step.
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Review comment at @cmd/crossplane/function/generate.go around lines 205 - 210:
Ensure generated Go and go-templating functions retain schema wiring even when
schemas do not yet exist: update generateGoFiles to always emit the
dev.crossplane.io/models require and replace entries, and update
generateGoTemplatingFiles to always set ModelIndexPath to the deterministic
schema index path. Keep schema generation out of this command and ensure the
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| func (f HTTPSAuthFlags) AuthProvider() AuthProvider { | ||
| return &HTTPSAuthProvider{Username: f.GitUsername, Password: f.GitToken} | ||
| } |
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Avoid sending BasicAuth when no Git token is set.
GitUsername defaults to x-access-token, and HTTPSAuthProvider.GetAuthMethod enables BasicAuth when either field is non-empty. Public repository clones can therefore receive empty-password credentials instead of using anonymous access.
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}
// AuthProvider returns the auth provider configured by the flags.
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+ if f.GitToken == "" {
+ return &HTTPSAuthProvider{}
+ }
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| func (f HTTPSAuthFlags) AuthProvider() AuthProvider { | |
| return &HTTPSAuthProvider{Username: f.GitUsername, Password: f.GitToken} | |
| } | |
| func (f HTTPSAuthFlags) AuthProvider() AuthProvider { | |
| if f.GitToken == "" { | |
| return &HTTPSAuthProvider{} | |
| } | |
| return &HTTPSAuthProvider{Username: f.GitUsername, Password: f.GitToken} | |
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| // Clean removes all generated schemas and the lock. | ||
| func (m *Manager) Clean() error { | ||
| m.lockMu.Lock() | ||
| defer m.lockMu.Unlock() | ||
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| entries, err := afero.ReadDir(m.fs, ".") | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| if errors.Is(err, fs.ErrNotExist) { | ||
| return nil | ||
| } | ||
| return errors.Wrap(err, "failed to list schema directory") | ||
| } | ||
| for _, e := range entries { | ||
| if err := m.fs.RemoveAll(e.Name()); err != nil { | ||
| return errors.Wrapf(err, "failed to remove %s", e.Name()) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| return nil | ||
| } |
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Prevent schema clean from deleting user files.
NewSchemaManager roots the manager filesystem at proj.Spec.Paths.Schemas, but Clean removes every entry at that root. Validation rejects absolute paths, but it accepts relative . and paths such as schemas/... These paths resolve to the project root, so crossplane schema clean can remove the project file, APIs, and functions.
Could validation reject schema paths whose cleaned value is .? If shared schema directories are supported, Clean must remove only files recorded in the lock. Removing complete language directories can also delete hand-written files and can miss languages no longer configured.
Suggested validation guard
- if s.Paths.Schemas != "" && filepath.IsAbs(s.Paths.Schemas) {
- errs = append(errs, errors.New("schemas path must be relative"))
+ if s.Paths.Schemas != "" {
+ if filepath.IsAbs(s.Paths.Schemas) {
+ errs = append(errs, errors.New("schemas path must be relative"))
+ }
+ if filepath.Clean(s.Paths.Schemas) == "." {
+ errs = append(errs, errors.New("schemas path must not resolve to the project root"))
+ }
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Review comment at @internal/schemas/manager/manager.go around lines 263 - 281:
Update schema path validation to reject any non-empty path whose filepath.Clean
result is ".", while preserving the existing absolute-path rejection. Locate
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| if len(schemas) == 0 { | ||
| // Nothing to index; don't leave a stale or empty index behind. | ||
| if err := langFS.Remove(metaFile); err != nil && !errors.Is(err, fs.ErrNotExist) { | ||
| return err | ||
| } | ||
| return nil | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The empty-index branch does not run once an index already exists.
afero.Glob(langFS, "*.schema.json") also matches index.schema.json. Consider this sequence: Reconcile or commit removes the last JSON schema, and index.schema.json still exists from an earlier run. schemas then has length 1, so the new removal branch is skipped. The loop skips the index file, and the function writes an index with an empty AnyOf. As a result, the new code does not meet its stated goal of not leaving a stale or empty index behind.
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--- "a/internal/schemas/manager/manager.go"
+++ "b/internal/schemas/manager/manager.go"
@@ -671,8 +671,9 @@
return err
}
metaFile := "index.schema.json"
- if len(schemas) == 0 {
+ schemas = slices.DeleteFunc(schemas, func(s string) bool { return s == metaFile })
+ if len(schemas) == 0 {
// Nothing to index; don't leave a stale or empty index behind.
if err := langFS.Remove(metaFile); err != nil && !errors.Is(err, fs.ErrNotExist) {
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| if len(schemas) == 0 { | |
| // Nothing to index; don't leave a stale or empty index behind. | |
| if err := langFS.Remove(metaFile); err != nil && !errors.Is(err, fs.ErrNotExist) { | |
| return err | |
| } | |
| return nil | |
| } | |
| schemas = slices.DeleteFunc(schemas, func(s string) bool { return s == metaFile }) | |
| if len(schemas) == 0 { | |
| // Nothing to index; don't leave a stale or empty index behind. | |
| if err := langFS.Remove(metaFile); err != nil && !errors.Is(err, fs.ErrNotExist) { | |
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Review comment at @internal/schemas/manager/manager.go around lines 675 - 681:
Filter the metadata file from the schema results before checking whether any
schemas remain in the reconciliation flow, using the existing metaFile symbol
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| sc, err := semver.NewConstraint(strings.Join(constraints, ", ")) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return nil, "", errors.Wrapf(err, "invalid version constraints %q", constraints) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Check each constraint separately. Joining them with ", " breaks constraints that use ||.
Thanks for the clear doc comment. It says a || constraint "should be passed on its own." The caller does not follow that rule. resolver.choose in internal/dependency/manager.go collects constraints from the project and from every requiring package. It passes all of them here together. It also joins them the same way for the locked-version check (Line 536 of manager.go).
Package dependsOn versions are Masterminds constraints, so they can contain ||. Masterminds parses , with higher precedence than ||. Example: one requirer has >=v1.0.0 || <v0.5.0 and another has >=v2.0.0. The joined string means >=v1.0.0 || (<v0.5.0 && >=v2.0.0). The resolver can then pick v1.x and break the >=v2.0.0 requirement without an error or a Warning.
Can a package's dependsOn.version contain || in practice? If it can, parse each constraint on its own and require all of them to pass:
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--- "a/internal/xpkg/resolver.go"
+++ "b/internal/xpkg/resolver.go"
@@ -107,10 +107,14 @@
return nil, "", errors.Wrapf(err, "invalid repository %s", repo)
}
- sc, err := semver.NewConstraint(strings.Join(constraints, ", "))
- if err != nil {
- return nil, "", errors.Wrapf(err, "invalid version constraints %q", constraints)
- }
+ scs := make([]*semver.Constraints, 0, len(constraints))
+ for _, c := range constraints {
+ sc, err := semver.NewConstraint(c)
+ if err != nil {
+ return nil, "", errors.Wrapf(err, "invalid version constraint %q for %s", c, repo)
+ }
+ scs = append(scs, sc)
+ }
tags, err := r.client.ListVersions(ctx, n.Name())
if err != nil {Then change highestSatisfying (or add a variant) so that it accepts []*semver.Constraints and checks every entry. Apply the same per-constraint check to the locked-version branch in manager.go.
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Review comment at @internal/xpkg/resolver.go around lines 110 - 113:
Parse each version constraint independently instead of joining them in
resolver.choose, preserving each constraint’s || semantics; update
highestSatisfying to require the candidate version to satisfy every parsed
constraint. Apply the same independent parsing and all-constraints validation to
the locked-version check in manager.go, and retain contextual errors for invalid
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I hit these while combining this PR with #430 (proposed as BigGold1310#1) and testing it on a real multi-provider project. The two git issues reproduce with a binary built from 00ea4c0. I checked the constraint one against Masterminds/semver v3.5.0 directly.
| // registry. | ||
| if locked, ok := r.opts.Locked["xpkg://"+repo]; ok && !r.opts.Refresh && locked.Version != "" { | ||
| if v, err := semver.NewVersion(locked.Version); err == nil { | ||
| if c, err := semver.NewConstraint(strings.Join(constraints, ", ")); err == nil && c.Check(v) { |
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Joining constraints with ", " breaks ||. semver splits a constraint string on || first and on , second, so joining turns "all of these" into something else. One constraint >=v1.0.0 <v2.0.0 || >=v3.0.0 plus a second one >=v1.5.0 becomes:
>=v1.0.0 <v2.0.0 || >=v3.0.0, >=v1.5.0
That parses as (>=v1.0.0 <v2.0.0) || (>=v3.0.0 >=v1.5.0), so v1.2.0 is accepted although the second constraint excludes it. I checked this against Masterminds/semver v3.5.0, the version in go.mod.
The comment on ResolveConstraints says a || constraint should be passed on its own, but nothing enforces that. The resolver passes every requirement for a repository together, from both the project and transitive dependencies. Both call sites are affected: this one, which decides whether to keep the locked version, and ResolveConstraints, which picks the highest matching version.
Suggested fix: parse each constraint separately and require a version to pass all of them, rather than joining the strings. In highestSatisfying that means checking a []*semver.Constraints.
| // the dependency manager. | ||
| type HTTPSAuthFlags struct { | ||
| GitToken string `env:"CROSSPLANE_GIT_TOKEN" help:"Token for git HTTPS authentication."` | ||
| GitUsername string `default:"x-access-token" env:"CROSSPLANE_GIT_USERNAME" help:"Username for git HTTPS authentication."` |
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Public git repositories get basic auth instead of anonymous access. This flag defaults --git-username to x-access-token. GetAuthMethod (internal/git/git.go:56) returns BasicAuth whenever the username or password is set. So without a token, every clone sends x-access-token with an empty password, and the anonymous branch in GetAuthMethod never runs.
GitHub rejects that even for public repositories:
$ curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}\n' 'https://github.com/crossplane/cli.git/info/refs?service=git-upload-pack'
200
$ curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}\n' -u 'x-access-token:' 'https://github.com/crossplane/cli.git/info/refs?service=git-upload-pack'
401
So a git dependency on a public GitHub repo stops working unless the user sets a token.
Suggested fix: in GetAuthMethod, only use basic auth when a token is set, i.e. if a.Password != "". The username default can stay, because it only matters when there is a token.
| cloner: cloner, | ||
| authProvider: authProvider, | ||
| sourceType: sourceType, | ||
| cloneRef: pin, |
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Every schema update after the first fails for a git dependency on a tag. The first update locks the git source to its commit SHA. Later updates, and any repair that fetches the source, clone at that SHA through CloneRepository's SHA path (internal/git/git.go). That path shallow-clones the default branch, fetches only refs/heads/* with no tags, and then checks out the commit. A commit that is only reachable from a tag is never fetched.
To reproduce with a binary built from 00ea4c0, use a project with only this dependency and languages: [json]:
dependencies:
- type: crd
git:
repository: https://github.com/crossplane/crossplane
ref: v2.3.2
path: cluster/crdsThen run crossplane schema update --git-username "" twice. The --git-username "" works around the auth issue in the comment on internal/git/flags.go. The first run succeeds. The second fails:
failed to sparse checkout commit 90d8b72ad8b829f0bcd7d7d5a98eaa0d579f244a with path "cluster/crds": object not found
Suggested fix: when re-fetching a pinned git source, clone the dependency's own ref (the tag or branch) and check that HEAD matches the pin, falling back to fetching the commit itself if the ref has moved. Alternatively, fetch the pinned commit directly instead of the branch heads.
When the assembled JSON tree has no schemas, jsonBuildIndexSchema wrote an index.schema.json with no anyOf entries. Now it writes nothing. The tree is assembled fresh each time, so there's no old index to remove. From crossplane#435. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Steven Borrelli <steve@borrelli.org>
The project's APIs source returned every YAML file under its path, and its version hashed all of them. Editing a Composition, or any other non-definition YAML beside the XRDs, therefore read as an API change. The next build then regenerated the APIs group in every language, which means running the Python and KCL containers for an edit that can't change their output. The source now returns only XRD and CRD documents: each file keeps the definitions it had, and files with none are left out. Its version hashes exactly those, together with their paths. The hash used to cover contents only, so moving a definition to another file can now change it too. From crossplane#435. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Steven Borrelli <steve@borrelli.org>
A pass only checked that each language directory existed, so a generated file deleted or edited by hand stayed that way until a source changed. Each assembly now records the SHA-256 of every file it wrote, in schemas/.cache/tree.json. Each pass checks every recorded file and reassembles the tree from the group caches if any is missing or different. That runs no generator, so it is cheap. The record lives in the cache directory, not the lock. Projects such as modelplane check schemas/ in, and a lock with a line per generated file would churn on every dependency change. A missing or unreadable record, as after a fresh clone or a crash before it is written, costs one reassembly. Files added to a tree are not checked. Tools write there: importing the Python models creates __pycache__ directories, and treating those as drift would reassemble the tree on every pass. Per-file checks are from crossplane#435. On modelplane, with 2,004 Python files, a no-op pass takes as long as before (13-15s, almost all of it dependency resolution). A hand-edited model is restored byte-for-byte, and 2,003 compiled .pyc files are left alone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Steven Borrelli <steve@borrelli.org>
When the assembled JSON tree has no schemas, jsonBuildIndexSchema wrote an index.schema.json with no anyOf entries. Now it writes nothing. The tree is assembled fresh each time, so there's no old index to remove. From crossplane#435. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Steven Borrelli <steve@borrelli.org>
The project's APIs source returned every YAML file under its path, and its version hashed all of them. Editing a Composition, or any other non-definition YAML beside the XRDs, therefore read as an API change. The next build then regenerated the APIs group in every language, which means running the Python and KCL containers for an edit that can't change their output. The source now returns only XRD and CRD documents: each file keeps the definitions it had, and files with none are left out. Its version hashes exactly those, together with their paths. The hash used to cover contents only, so moving a definition to another file can now change it too. From crossplane#435. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Steven Borrelli <steve@borrelli.org>
A pass only checked that each language directory existed, so a generated file deleted or edited by hand stayed that way until a source changed. Each assembly now records the SHA-256 of every file it wrote, in schemas/.cache/tree.json. Each pass checks every recorded file and reassembles the tree from the group caches if any is missing or different. That runs no generator, so it is cheap. The record lives in the cache directory, not the lock. Projects such as modelplane check schemas/ in, and a lock with a line per generated file would churn on every dependency change. A missing or unreadable record, as after a fresh clone or a crash before it is written, costs one reassembly. Files added to a tree are not checked. Tools write there: importing the Python models creates __pycache__ directories, and treating those as drift would reassemble the tree on every pass. Per-file checks are from crossplane#435. On modelplane, with 2,004 Python files, a no-op pass takes as long as before (13-15s, almost all of it dependency resolution). A hand-edited model is restored byte-for-byte, and 2,003 compiled .pyc files are left alone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Steven Borrelli <steve@borrelli.org>
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Fixes #215
Fixes #428
Fixes #242
Fixes #370
This PR moves schema generation out of the dependency and build commands and into a new
crossplane schemacommand group, backed by a content-addressed schema lock. Builds become reproducible: once a lock exists,crossplane project buildnever resolves versions again and never changes the generated schemas. It also adds git HTTPS authentication to every command that can clone a git dependency.Why
Before this change, schemas were generated as a side effect of
dependency add,dependency update-cache,function generate,project build,project runandrender. Every build re-resolved semver constraints, so a new upstream release could silently change or break a build. The old lock (packages: {id: version}) only recorded versions, so it could not detect hand-edited or missing files. Projects depending on large providers also generated thousands of schema files for API groups they never use.Separately, only
dependency update-cacheaccepted git credentials, so private git CRD dependencies could not be added withdependency addor built withproject build(#370).What changed
New
crossplane schemacommand group (cmd/crossplane/schema/)schema update [--refresh]--refreshresolves to the newest allowed versions.schema generateschema statusschema cleanNew schema lock format (
internal/schemas/manager/lock.go,.lock.jsonin the schemas directory)lockVersion: 1). A lock with no version is ignored and overwritten.dependencieslist is detected without network access.Deterministic dependency resolution (
internal/dependency/manager.go)Manager.ResolvereplacesAddAll/AddPackage. It resolves the full transitive graph before anything is generated.Resolver.ResolveConstraintsininternal/xpkg/resolver.go); resolution fails if none exists.FetchPinnedre-fetches a locked source by its pin, used byschema generateand build verification.NewCachedManagerandprojectfile.Loadremove the duplicated client/resolver/manager setup from every command.Build and run (
internal/project/build.go,internal/project/schemas.go)project build/project runnow verify schemas against the lock instead of regenerating them. Missing files are recreated from the pinned versions; changed sources, changed dependencies, or modified files fail the build with "schemas are out of date".schema updateonce to bootstrap it.API-group filtering (
apis/dev/v1alpha1,internal/schemas/manager/filter.go)spec.schemas.apiGroupsin the project file: a list of globs (e.g.*.aws.upbound.io,kubernetes.crossplane.io). Only matching resources get schemas. Globs are validated (non-empty, validpath.Matchsyntax). Changing the filter regenerates affected sources.Git HTTPS authentication for private dependencies (#370)
git.HTTPSAuthFlags(internal/git/flags.go), embedded likekube.ImpersonationFlags. It replaces the per-command copies independency/auth.go,update-cacheand theschemacommands.--git-token/CROSSPLANE_GIT_TOKENand--git-username/CROSSPLANE_GIT_USERNAME(defaultx-access-token) are now accepted bydependency add,dependency update-cache,schema update,schema generate,project build,project run,composition renderandoperation render. This covers every command that can clone a git dependency:addclones to validate, and build/run/render clone when bootstrapping the lock or recreating missing files.dependency addandproject builddocuments the flags.Other
function generateno longer generates schemas; it prints a hint to runcrossplane schema updateif none exist for the function's language.composition render/operation renderuse the sharedproject.NewSchemaManager, so they now honorspec.schemas.languages(crossplane composition render will generate all schemas not honor project specific schemas.languages #242).crossplane dependency addno longer generates schemas. Runcrossplane schema updateafterwards.crossplane dependency update-cacheno longer generates schemas. It only refreshes the package cache and fetches dependencies. Usecrossplane schema update --refreshto pick up newer versions in the schemas.crossplane dependency clean-cacheno longer removes generated schemas, and its--project-fileand--keep-packagesflags were removed. It now only clears the shared package cache. Usecrossplane schema cleanto remove schemas.crossplane function generateno longer generates schemas.crossplane project build/project runno longer re-resolve or regenerate schemas. After the first build creates the lock, builds fail if XRDs, dependencies, or generated files changed. Runcrossplane schema updateto accept the changes (CI pipelines that relied on implicit regeneration must run it, or commit the lock)..lock.jsonfiles (oldpackagesformat) are ignored. The firstschema updateor build regenerates all schemas and writes a new lock.pkg/impact):dependency.WithSchemaFS,WithSchemaGenerators,WithSchemaRunner,Manager.AddAll,AddPackage,Cleanremoved;manager.Source.ID/Versionrenamed toKey/Hash;manager.NewXpkgSourceandmanager.Manager.Generatehave new signatures.Migration
For private git dependencies, export the token first:
Tests
internal/schemas/manager/manager_test.go,source_test.go).filter_test.go) and glob validation (apis/dev/v1alpha1/validate_test.go).internal/dependency/manager_test.go),ResolveConstraints(internal/xpkg/resolver_test.go).internal/project/build_test.go),projectfile.Load, schema command env.internal/git/flags_test.go),dependency add,dependency update-cacheandproject build.Reviewer notes
internal/dependency/manager.gois the core of the change and worth the closest look, especially the "direct dependency wins" rule.project buildnow fails where it used to succeed silently. That is intentional, but it changes CI behavior.update-cachebehavior: the default usernamex-access-tokenis always sent, so public repos are cloned with basic auth and an empty password, not anonymously.I have:
./nix.sh flake checkto ensure this PR is ready for review.[ ] Addedbackport release-x.ylabels to auto-backport this PR.Need help with this checklist? See the cheat sheet.