Deep-dup SCALAR_SCHEMAS entries so exported schemas never share state - #76
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scalar_schema and array_schema only shallow-`.dup`ed a SCALAR_SCHEMAS entry. `.freeze` on the constant is shallow, so nested Arrays/Hashes (e.g. :decimal's `"type" => %w[string number]`) stayed live and shared across every field exported from that entry. Mutating one field's schema (nullify! appending "null" for `nullable: true`) mutated the frozen constant itself, misdocumenting every :decimal field exported afterward in the process as nullable, with no error raised. Use `.deep_dup` (already used elsewhere in the gem) instead of `.dup` in both methods so each exported schema owns independent copies of any nested Array/Hash. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
nullify! builds a new Array (Array(type) + ["null"]), so nothing in this file ever mutated the shared SCALAR_SCHEMAS entry in place. The deep_dup guards against a caller mutating the exported document it owns, which is what the comment now says. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The bug
scalar_schemaandarray_schema(lib/permittable/json_schema.rb) only shallow-.duped aSCALAR_SCHEMASentry before mutating it into a per-field exported schema.SCALAR_SCHEMASis.freezed, but.freezeis shallow — it freezes the top-level Hash, not the values nested inside it.:decimal's entry is{ "type" => %w[string number], "format" => "decimal" }, and that"type"Array stayed live and unfrozen..dupon a Hash only copies its top-level key/value pairs; the nested Array object itself is not copied, so every:decimalfield's exported schema ended up holding a reference to the very SAME Array asSCALAR_SCHEMAS[:decimal]["type"]— and as every other:decimalfield's schema, process-wide.nullify!mutatesschema["type"]in place fornullable: truefields:That single
nullable: true:decimalfield permanently mutates the shared constant to["string", "number", "null"]. Every:decimalfield exported afterward in that process — nullable or not — is then misdocumented as acceptingnull, with no error raised.array_schema'sof:path had the identical bug for a scalar array element type.The fix
Use
.deep_dup(ActiveSupport, already a runtime dependency and already used elsewhere in the gem, e.g. fordefault:/example:values) instead of.dupin bothscalar_schemaandarray_schema, so each exported schema owns independent copies of any nested Array/Hash from itsSCALAR_SCHEMASentry rather than sharing them with the frozen constant or with each other.Verification
spec/json_schema_spec.rb, one forscalar_schemaand one forarray_schema'sof:), confirmed to fail before the fix (object identity between the exported"type"array and the frozen constant's) and pass afterbundle exec rspec— 853 examples, 0 failuresbundle exec rubocop lib/permittable/json_schema.rb spec/json_schema_spec.rb— no offenses🤖 Generated with Claude Code