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[SetsRequiredMembers] on the [JsonConstructor] ctors (added in e500757) made System.Text.Json skip required-member checks, so a ServerCommit without clientId or hybridDateTime deserialized with defaults. Fixes #104. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017iyZdteks1z5KpAsAAVMNt
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly identifies the main change: enforcing required members during commit deserialization. Description check The description directly explains the removal of SetsRequiredMembers, the restored JSON validation, and the retained constructor behavior. Linked Issues check Issue #104requires that deserializing a ServerCommit without clientId fails, as in rc.241. It also requires that a parameterless constructor not disable required-member enforcement. At the reviewed h…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within the regression fix for #104. ServerCommit.cs removes the [SetsRequiredMembers] attribute and its unused using directive. The diff for ServerCommit.cs at the reviewed head confi…Full details: Linked Issues check
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#104requires that deserializing a ServerCommit without clientId fails, as in rc.241. It also requires that a parameterless constructor not disable required-member enforcement. At the reviewed head, the [JsonConstructor] constructorServerCommit(Guid id, HybridDateTime hybridDateTime)no longer carries [SetsRequiredMembers]. The matching[JsonConstructor]constructor in CommitBase.cs also lacks it. ClientId (public required Guid ClientId { get; init; }) and HybridDateTime (public required HybridDateTime HybridDateTime { get; init; }) remain required in CommitBase. System.Text.Json skips required-member checks only when the selected constructor has [SetsRequiredMembers], so the required checks now apply again. The private parameterlessServerCommit()constructor has no [JsonConstructor] attribute and is not selected for deserialization. The publicServerCommit(Guid id)constructor is unchanged. The diff adds ServerCommitTests, which, per the change summary, asserts that removing clientId or hybridDateTime throws a JsonException naming the property. I did not execute the tests. The PASS rests on source inspection and the documented System.Text.Json behavior.
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The changes stay within the regression fix for
#104. ServerCommit.cs removes the [SetsRequiredMembers] attribute and its unused using directive. The diff for ServerCommit.cs at the reviewed head confirms this. CommitBase.cs removes the same attribute from its [JsonConstructor] constructors, which is the base-class path used by ServerCommit. Commit.cs (per the change summary) removes the same attribute from the protected Commit constructor. The PR description states that the attributes added in e500757 to the [JsonConstructor] constructors are removed. Commit.cs therefore applies the same restoration to a sibling type. ServerCommitTests.cs adds regression tests for this behavior, which supports the fix. The public constructors and the constructor bodies are unchanged. I found no unrelated changes in the reviewed summary.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017iyZdteks1z5KpAsAAVMNt
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017iyZdteks1z5KpAsAAVMNt
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Fixes #104: the
[SetsRequiredMembers]added to the[JsonConstructor]ctors in e500757 made System.Text.Json skip required-member checks, so a commit withoutclientIdorhybridDateTimedeserialized with defaults (empty GUID / null). Removes those attributes; the private parameterlessServerCommitctor for the downstream gql issue stays.new ServerCommit(...)calls all use the public(Guid id)ctor, which is unchanged.Generated by Claude Code