Carry fix/rfc3-axes into main: the RFC-4 version gate and the bundled 0.9.dev1 schemas - #693
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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.
RFC-4 anatomical orientation is normative from OME-Zarr 0.9.dev1 (ome/ngff-spec#190); the released 0.4, 0.5 and 0.6 specs give it no status. Decided in #667: the three axis-orientation rules now gate on the declared version, becoming a no-op below 0.9.dev1. An omitted version keeps the checks on, as a strictness choice, exactly like axis-names-unique below 0.9.dev1, so every existing no-version caller is unchanged. The gate mirrors the RFC-3 helper's form with the polarity inverted: RFC-3 lifts axis restrictions at 0.9.dev1 while RFC-4 adds requirements, so is_rfc4_orientation_enforced exits the rules early below 0.9.dev1 rather than at it. The Python v0.4 reader now passes the store's declared version to validate_structural, as the TypeScript reader already did. The readers' raw RFC-4 hooks are removed. They ran validate_rfc4 orientation on the raw axis dicts before parsing, which the structural pass repeats on the parsed axes with the same function and the same verdicts (the RFC-4 JSON Schema's root object declares no properties, so its final pass constrains nothing); they fired before the structural rules, out of the canonical evaluation order; and the v0.6 Python hook read a flat axes list the v0.6 layout does not have. The orientation rule is now the single enforcement point in each port. No rule is added, renamed or reordered. The parity suites pin the new version set as CANONICAL_RFC4_VERSIONS in both ports. Two tests that pinned the raw hooks' read-path rejection now pin the read-path acceptance below 0.9.dev1; their fixtures carried an (x, y, z) spatial order that the hooks' early raise had kept from the structural pass. Refs #667
The three axis-orientation rules are normative from OME-Zarr 0.9.dev1 and inert when the caller declares an earlier version; with no version they stay on as a strictness choice, like axis-names-unique. Said in the rule-reference table rows and intro, the overview's scope paragraph, and the parity contract, which grows a sixth dimension and the CANONICAL_RFC4_VERSIONS manifest. Refs #667
…sion gate The reader test main added with #661 expected the non-space orientation rule to fire on a 0.4 store. RFC 4 gates on 0.9.dev1 here, so the 0.4 read path does not apply it and the document reads cleanly, as the neighbouring tests already state. The rule itself stays covered at the rule level.
"OME-Zarr 0.9.dev1, the version `ome/ngff-spec#190` folds RFC-4 into" reads the issue number as a version and leaves the verb without an object. The version is 0.9.dev1; ome/ngff-spec#190 is what incorporates RFC-4 into it.
fix(py,ts): gate the RFC-4 orientation checks on 0.9.dev1
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/v06/zarr_metadata.py`:
- Around line 734-735: Update the v0.6 metadata reader’s validation path to call
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Run structural validation after parsing v0.6 metadata.
With validate=True, this reader runs schema validation but returns without calling validate_structural. A 0.9.dev1 store with a schema-valid duplicate anatomical-axis orientation bypasses the RFC-4 rules in the Python v0.6 reader. The v0.4 Python reader and the TypeScript v0.6 reader pass the declared version to structural validation.
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metadata = cls(
coordinateSystems=coordinate_systems,
datasets=datasets,
name=root_attrs.get("name", "image"),
omero=omero,
coordinateTransformations=additionalTransformations,
)
+ if validate:
+ from ..structural_validation import (
+ ValidateOptions,
+ ValidationLevel,
+ validate_structural,
+ )
+
+ validate_structural(
+ metadata,
+ ValidateOptions(level=ValidationLevel.STRICT),
+ version=declared_version,
+ )
+
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/v06/zarr_metadata.py` around lines 734 - 735, Update the v0.6
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@vboussot, I verified #687 and commit 4f385e8.
The commit adds the missing validate_structural call. However, it calls:
validate_structural(metadata, ValidateOptions(level=ValidationLevel.STRICT))It does not pass version=declared_version. The default unspecified version enables RFC-4 orientation validation. Therefore, declared v0.6 metadata would incorrectly enforce the RFC-4 rules.
This PR needs version propagation if it adds the structural validation call. I will keep the finding open.
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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.
feat(py): validate 0.9.dev1 stores against the bundled schemas
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.9/schemas/scene.schema`:
- Around line 34-52: Update the path properties in both the input and output
coordinate-system definitions to accept either a string or null, while
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.9/schemas/strict_ome_zarr.schema`:
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/v09/zarr_metadata.py`:
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to use the absolute ngff_zarr.validate module path instead of the relative
..validate import, preserving the existing validate alias.
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Does the OME-NGFF 0.9.dev1 scene metadata contract allow input.pathandoutput.pathto benull when the coordinate system is defined in the same scene metadata document?
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Yes, the OME-NGFF specification allows the path field to be null or omitted when referencing a coordinate system defined within the same metadata document (the same zarr.json file) [1]. Within the scene > coordinateTransformations metadata, both input and output fields must contain a JSON object that identifies a coordinate system [2][1]. While a path is required when referencing a coordinate system located in a separate multiscale image subgroup, it may be omitted or set to null if the coordinate system is defined locally within the scene's own coordinateSystems dictionary [2][1]. In such cases, the path value is interpreted as referring to the current zarr.json file [1].
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Accept null for local coordinate-system paths.
The schema rejects "path": null for both input.path and output.path, although OME-NGFF 0.9.dev1 permits a null path for coordinate systems defined in the same metadata document. Change both properties to accept ["string", "null"].
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.9/schemas/scene.schema` around lines 34 - 52, Update the
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Use an absolute import for validate_ngff.
Replace the relative import with from ngff_zarr.validate import validate as validate_ngff to follow the repository import rule.
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/v09/zarr_metadata.py` at line 357, Update the import of
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@thewtex Is this really a repository rule? It seems to be documented, but relative imports are used extensively throughout py/ngff_zarr, including in this same file. Should we really enforce it here specifically?
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@vboussot I don't recall it being a repository rule.
I don't think it needs to be enforced here specifically.
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Two files touched on both sides. The version gate moves the RFC-4 orientation check out of the v0.4 and v0.6 readers, so their imports of _raw_axes and the rfc4_validation helpers go with it; main meanwhile added non_default_axes_types to the same import line and the axes_types it fills in on the read image. Both kept.
Both are description text, so no document changes validity. "A sequence of a ingle scale followed by a single translation" in image.schema, present since 0.6rc0. And byDimension describing inputAxes and outputAxes as names of axes, while both arrays are typed number: the spec text says positions in three places, and ngff-spec ships an invalid fixture using ["x"] so that names are rejected. Both are proposed upstream in ome/ngff-spec#195 against the 0.9dev branch; these copies carry them until a later tag brings them back.
Reading the declared version off `ome` before validating assumed `ome` was an object. A document whose `ome` is null, a string or an array raised AttributeError about `.get`, which says nothing about the document; it now goes to the schema pass, which reports what is wrong with it. strict_ome_zarr.schema also lists one branch fewer than ome_zarr.schema: it omits scene, and the 0.9 cohort ships no strict_scene.schema, so a scene document passed the generic schema and failed the strict one. The scene branch is added, which stops a refusal rather than starting one.
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625-627: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve the unspecified version during structural validation.
When neither the group nor multiscale entry declares
version, line 600 setsmetadata.versionto"0.4". This call then treats the store as declared v0.4. The RFC-4 contract requires orientation checks to remain enabled when no version is declared.Keep a separate
declared_versionvalue withNonefor the unspecified case, and pass it here. Use"0.4"only for schema or model fallback.Proposed fix
group_version = root_attrs.get("version") root_attrs = root_attrs["multiscales"][0] +declared_version = group_version or root_attrs.get("version") ... validate_structural( metadata, ValidateOptions(level=ValidationLevel.STRICT), - version=metadata.version, + version=declared_version, )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Both schemas accept arbitrary two-item combinations of
scaleandtranslation, although the contract requiresscalefollowed bytranslation. Use tuple validation to enforce the order.
py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.9/schemas/image.schema#L116-L129: requirescaleas the first item andtranslationas the second item.py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.6/schemas/image.schema#L116-L129: apply the same ordered tuple constraint.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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NgffImagehelper imports.
py/ngff_zarr/v04/zarr_metadata.py#L443-L443: usefrom ngff_zarr.ngff_image import NgffImage, non_default_axes_types.py/ngff_zarr/v06/zarr_metadata.py#L733-L733: usefrom ngff_zarr.ngff_image import NgffImage, non_default_axes_types.As per coding guidelines, Python files under
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.9/schemas/image.schema`:
- Around line 116-129: Update the ordered transformation tuple in
py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.9/schemas/image.schema lines 116-129 so the first item is
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preserving exactly two items. Apply the same tuple constraint to
py/ngff_zarr/spec/0.6/schemas/image.schema lines 116-129; both sites require
direct changes.
- Around line 116-129: Update the nested scale and translation transformation
definitions referenced by the sequence schema so each required list includes the
type discriminator alongside its value field. Preserve the existing validation
of scale and translation values while ensuring direct references reject objects
missing type.
In `@py/ngff_zarr/v04/zarr_metadata.py`:
- Around line 625-627: Preserve the original unspecified version separately from
the schema/model fallback in the metadata validation flow: retain None as
declared_version when neither the group nor multiscale entry provides a version,
use "0.4" only for metadata fallback, and pass declared_version to
ValidateOptions in the structural validation call.
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- Line 443: Replace the relative NgffImage imports with absolute imports from
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py/ngff_zarr/v06/zarr_metadata.py at lines 733-733, preserving the existing
imported symbols and import grouping.
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- Around line 362-364: Update the version selection in the metadata validation
flow around validate_ngff so only a non-empty string declared from ome.version
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"Indices", which is what ome/ngff-spec#195 settles on, rather than the "Positions" this copy carried: a later tag then brings the same sentence back instead of a second wording.
A truthy non-string, a number or a list, was stringified and handed on as a schema selector, so the document came back as a ValueError listing which schemas this package bundles. That describes the package, not the store. It now selects nothing and goes to the 0.9.dev1 pass, which reports what is actually wrong with the document.
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fix/rfc3-axesis the branch #611 came from. #611 is inmain; #673 and #686 were merged into the branch afterwards, so their work is not. This carries the branch across.The RFC-4 version gate (#673)
The three orientation rules are normative from OME-Zarr 0.9.dev1, which incorporates RFC-4 through
ome/ngff-spec#190. They are inert when the caller declares 0.4, 0.5 or 0.6, where RFC-4 has no normative status, and stay on when no version is declared, the strictness choiceaxis-names-uniquealso makes below 0.9.dev1.The rule table, the parity manifests in both ports and the validation docs carry the same statement, so the gate is visible where the rules are described rather than only where they run.
The bundled 0.9.dev1 schemas (#686)
Twenty schema files. A 0.9.dev1 store is validated on read and through the upgrade command instead of skipped for want of a schema.
Four fixes
Two schema descriptions the validator prints.
image.schemasays "A sequence of a ingle scale".byDimensiondescribesinputAxesandoutputAxesas names of axes while both arrays are typednumber; the spec text says positions in three places, andngff-specships an invalid fixture using["x"]so that names are rejected. Both go upstream in ome/ngff-spec#195, with the wording that PR settles on, so a later tag brings the same sentence back.strict_ome_zarr.schemalists one branch fewer thanome_zarr.schema. It omitsscene, and the 0.9 cohort ships nostrict_scene.schema, so a scene document passes the generic schema and fails the strict one. The branch is added, which stops a refusal rather than starting one.A malformed document reaches the schema that describes it. Reading the declared version off
omeassumedomewas an object, sonull, a string or an array raisedAttributeErrorabout.get. Aversionthat is not a string was stringified and used as a schema selector, so the document came back asValueError: No JSON Schema is bundled for OME-Zarr version '5', which describes this package rather than the store. Neither selects a schema now; both go to the 0.9.dev1 pass, which reports what is wrong with the document. Two parametrised regression tests.minContainsstays inertminContainswithout acontainsis ignored in JSON Schema 2020-12. It appears that way in five bundled schemas from 0.4 through 0.9, andaxes.schemaat 0.6 carriesminContains: 2, maxContains: 3for the spatial-axis count with nocontainseither.Activating them here would make this package stricter than the official schemas and refuse stores every other OME-Zarr implementation accepts, back to 0.4.
validate_spatial_axis_orderenforces the spatial-axis rule structurally, so nothing is unchecked meanwhile. Upstream: ome/ngff#602, where whether an emptyseriesshould be rejected is a normative call.scene.schematypespathas a string. This package stripspath: Nonebefore writing, so it emits none; only reading a third-party store that carries"path": nullis affected.State
43 files, +2193 −192. Twenty are the 0.9.dev1 schemas #686 vendors, two are edits to an already-vendored schema.
mainis merged in at9238fe5: #689 touches the same import lines the version gate rewrites, and both sides are kept.Python 1436 passed and 3 skipped, TypeScript green, prek clean.