feat(py): validate 0.9.dev1 stores against the bundled schemas - #686
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughOME-Zarr 0.9.dev1 schemas were added and connected to metadata validation. The reader now validates requested 0.9.dev1 metadata, tests cover valid and invalid stores, and documentation describes the new behavior. ChangesOME-Zarr 0.9.dev1 validation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR enables validation for 0.9.dev1 documents, but validate=True currently rejects metadata shapes the reader accepts, and duplicate acquisition IDs can remain ambiguous. The schema also permits empty series arrays unintentionally. These concrete validation gaps should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ZarrStore
participant Metadata
participant validate_ngff
participant BundledSchemas
ZarrStore->>Metadata: read metadata with validation enabled
Metadata->>validate_ngff: validate using ome.version or 0.9.dev1
validate_ngff->>BundledSchemas: load the matching schema
BundledSchemas-->>validate_ngff: return validation result
validate_ngff-->>Metadata: return success or ValidationError
Metadata-->>ZarrStore: continue parsing or reject metadata
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The page said the axis rules are inert for the versions that adopt the RFC-3 axis model. axis-names-unique is not among them: RFC-3 states it and no released schema carries it, so it applies at every version. Only the count, type and order rules stand down.
The 0.9.dev1 release publishes the JSON Schemas that 0.9 lacked, so the reader no longer refuses validate=True. The 20 schemas of the tag are vendored under spec/0.9, which is where _schemas_dir sends "0.9.dev1" already: it resolves a prerelease string to its base version, as it does for "0.6rc0". axis_orientation.schema is the one file with no counterpart at 0.6. The v0.6 delegate runs with validate=False afterwards, since it would otherwise measure a 0.9 document against the 0.6 schemas.
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.9/schemas/coordinate_transformations.schema`:
- Around line 363-376: Update the descriptions for inputAxes and outputAxes to
identify their values as axis indices, using “indices” instead of “names”;
preserve their existing numeric item types and schema structure.
In `@py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.9/schemas/image.schema`:
- Line 116: Correct the user-facing description text in the image schema from “a
ingle scale” to “a single scale,” preserving the rest of the description
unchanged.
- Around line 164-210: Update the v0.9 metadata schema and
Metadata._from_zarr_attrs so flat-axes metadata follows the same validation path
as normalized metadata: add a schema alternative accepting the flat axes shape,
or normalize axes before schema validation. Ensure validate=True accepts the
same metadata that validate=False currently accepts while preserving
coordinateSystems validation for the existing shape.
In `@py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.9/schemas/ome.schema`:
- Around line 12-19: Replace the inert minContains constraint in the series
array schema with minItems: 1 so empty series arrays are rejected; if this file
must remain a verbatim upstream copy, preserve alignment instead and defer the
change to the upstream schema.
In `@py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.9/schemas/plate.schema`:
- Around line 15-53: Reject plates containing duplicate acquisition IDs by
adding a strict ID-uniqueness check to validate_plate(), while preserving
validation for required integer IDs. The acquisition definitions at
py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.9/schemas/plate.schema lines 15-53 and 102-131, and
py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.9/schemas/well.schema lines 15-43, require no direct
changes; they are affected schema sites covered by the validator fix.
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@joshmoore @jni @jo-mueller how should the issues with the schema be addressed? Issues in |
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I'm not sure what the issues you are referring to are, @thewtex, but:
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@joshmoore, @thewtex was referring to the issues CodeRabbit identified while reviewing the schemas vendored in this PR, see the comments above. Those issues haven’t been reported upstream yet. |
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FMPOV, a PR targeting the 0.9.dev2 version would be great. |
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@joshmoore done, against ome/ngff-spec#195, description text only, no document changes validity:
ome/ngff-spec#196: The two remaining findings are answered in their own threads. The flat Nothing changes in this PR: the 20 files under |
The reader accepts a flat axis list at 0.9.dev1, so a store carrying a 0.9 version string over a 0.5-shaped entry stays readable. That tolerance is one-sided: the entry declares no coordinateSystems, which image.schema requires, and its dataset transforms name no input or output, so the schema pass refuses it. Only the lenient half was covered. The refusal is asserted without a message match, since jsonschema reports whichever of the two violations it reaches first.
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Correcting the comment above: Answering the flat Writing it showed my reason in that thread was incomplete. The 0.5-shaped entry breaks the 0.9.dev1 schema twice over: it declares no |
Stacked on #611, which adds the 0.9.dev1 version and its metadata model. Merge that one first.
The 0.9.dev1 release published on 2026-08-25 carries the JSON Schemas that 0.9 lacked, so the reader no longer refuses
validate=Trueat that version. The 20 schemas of the tag are vendored underspec/0.9, which is where_schemas_diralready sends"0.9.dev1": it resolves a prerelease string to its base version, as it does for"0.6rc0".axis_orientation.schemais the one file with no counterpart at 0.6. It constrains an orientationtypeto["anatomical"]and itsvalueto the 24 vocabulary entries.The v0.6 delegate runs with
validate=Falseafterwards, since it would otherwise measure a 0.9 document against the 0.6 schemas.Two doc claims are removed with it:
docs/cli.mdanddocs/spec_features.mdboth said OME publishes no JSON Schema for the version, which stopped being true with the release.Verified: the full Python suite on the branch, 1179 passed and 3 skipped, and prek clean.
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