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feat(gremlin): describe the records of the JSON record converter - #78
The graph model of #76 refuses each record that another converter than FSharp.SystemTextJson writes, because it does not know the names of the fields. Thus it refuses the records of AllowNullFSharpRecordConverter<'Record> of #77, which the Ecierge application uses. With this change, the converter tells its names, and the graph model reads them.
This pull request contains the commits of #73, #75, #76 and #77, and a merge of #76 and #77. CI runs only for pull requests into main, so the base is main. After those pull requests merge, I rebase this branch. The new commit is 11bf009.
What changes
IRecordFieldNames (new, in FSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Json): FieldNames gives the name that a converter writes each field under, by the name of the field. A field that the converter never writes (JsonIgnore with Always or WhenWriting) has no name. AllowNullFSharpRecordConverter<'Record> implements the interface.
The graph model: when the converter of a record implements the interface, the model takes the names and the stored fields from it. It does not refuse an ignored field of a value type of such a record, because the record converter gives that field its default value. The id and the partition key must be written. A VertexProperty is accepted when its converter tells the names that the naming policy gives Value and Meta.
FSharp.Gremlin references FSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Json, which does not use the Azure Cosmos DB SDK. The maintainer decided this until FSharp.SystemTextJson closes the gaps that the record converter bridges: #24 (a record without a field), #206 (Skip in a stream that the serializer reads in parts) and #217 (an ignored field of a value type). The project file says when to remove the reference.
Tests
tests/Gremlin.Tests: 115 tests, 11 of them new. A canary is a test of a fact of a dependency that the model depends on. The new canary compares the names of the model with the names that the record converter writes, without a naming policy, in camel case and in snake case. Other new tests: the stored fields of a record with each condition of JsonIgnore, a converter of an application with a name that no rule gives, the department of SkillGro with the record converter, an ignored id or partition key, and a vertex property with other names.
tests/Cosmos.Tests: a test of FieldNames.
I planted defects: I changed the code in 89 small, incorrect ways, one change at a time, and ran the tests after each change. Each change made a test fail.
Added JSON converters for F# records, including support for absent and null fields, with configurable handling of missing required fields.
Added graph-model support for describing vertices, edges, partition keys, and metadata properties, plus helpers for Cosmos Gremlin connection settings.
Added a standalone JSON package for projects that need Cosmos-related converters without the Cosmos DB SDK.
Documentation
Added guidance for storing F# records with absent fields and updated package information and duration-storage instructions.
…osmos.Json`
The converters do not use the Azure Cosmos DB SDK, but the package of the
library for the API for NoSQL depends on the SDK. Thus a project that uses
the converters from that package also depends on the SDK. A client of the
API for Gremlin can use `TimeSpanTicksConverter`, but it does not use the
SDK.
The new project `src/Cosmos.Json` makes the package
`FSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Json`. It contains `JsonConverters.fs` without a
change and depends only on `FSharp.Core`. `FSharp.Azure.Cosmos` references
the new project. Thus its package depends on `FSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Json` of
the same version. The namespace of the converter does not change. Thus the
code that uses the converter does not change.
No released package contains `TimeSpanTicksConverter`. Thus a type
forwarder is not necessary.
The tests of the converter are in `tests/Cosmos.Tests` as before. They use
the new assembly through the reference to `FSharp.Azure.Cosmos`, and the
emulator tests of the converter use the client of that library.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Gremlin libraries are two packages from the start. `FSharp.Gremlin` is
the core and does not depend on a provider. `FSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Gremlin`
adds Azure Cosmos DB for Apache Gremlin. A client of a TinkerPop Gremlin
Server references the core alone.
`src/Gremlin` contains the types that a graph model declares:
`LabelAttribute`, which sets the label of a record type,
`PartitionKeyAttribute`, which marks the field that holds the partition key,
and the struct record `VertexProperty<'Value, 'Meta>`, a vertex property
with its meta-properties.
`src/Cosmos.Gremlin` contains `CosmosGremlinConnection`, the settings of a
graph: `azure` for an account in Azure (port 443 with TLS) and `emulator`
for the local emulator (port 8901 without TLS, the well-known key). On
2026-11-08 the emulator accepted only `ws` on port 8901, and the TLS
handshake of `wss` failed. `ToString`, `%A` and an interpolated string of
the settings show `Description`, which does not contain the key. `azure`
refuses an account name that does not obey the rule of Azure. The two
functions refuse an id that Cosmos DB does not allow, and an id that ends
in a space, which Data Explorer refuses.
No package is made of the two projects until a query runs end to end. Each
project has a test project: `tests/Gremlin.Tests` and
`tests/Cosmos.Gremlin.Tests`. The test layout instruction lists their
groups of test categories, so the two test files of the graph model are in
`tests/Gremlin.Tests/GraphModel/`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Ecierge application has a converter of F# records of its own: a
document can leave out a field or have null for it, and the converter does
not write a field without a value. FSharp.SystemTextJson writes each field
of a record. The converter moves into the package FSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Json
as `AllowNullFSharpRecordConverterFactory` and
`AllowNullFSharpRecordConverter<'Record>`, with these corrections:
- It writes a field under the name of `JsonName` or `JsonPropertyName`, as
it reads it. The converter of Ecierge wrote the name of the naming policy,
so a record with `[<JsonPropertyName "id">]` had no `id` in Cosmos DB.
- It leaves out `ValueNone`, as it leaves out `None` and `Skip`.
- It gives an ignored field of a value type its default value.
FSharp.SystemTextJson 1.4.36 throws NullReferenceException there
(issue 217 of FSharp.SystemTextJson). The default value of a struct has
all bits zero: the converter does not call a constructor of the struct.
- It skips an unknown property with `TrySkip`. `Skip` throws when the
serializer reads a stream in parts, for example a page of a query.
- It does not write null for a value that the serializer cannot write, and
it has no `Debugger.Break`.
- It reads null for a field of a record type. For a field whose converter
refuses null, it gives the value without a value.
- When null fields are not allowed, it reads null for an option and refuses
a document without a field that is not an option. An option that the
serializer cannot read from null, for example a voption without
UnwrapOption, gets its value without a value.
- Two fields that it writes, or two fields that it reads, cannot have one
name. A field with JsonIgnore keeps no name, so a new field can take the
name of an old field.
- It obeys `WhenWriting`, `WhenReading` and `UnmappedMemberHandling`, and it
takes the records of a module and the records with a private
representation. A function chooses the records, not a namespace.
FSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Json now depends on FSharp.SystemTextJson, for
`JsonNameAttribute` and `Skippable`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The next steps of the Gremlin libraries (the encoder of values, the Groovy
writer, the materializer and the predicates) have to know how a graph
stores a record. `GraphModel.create` reads the options of the serializer
one time. Then `VertexOf`, `EdgeOf` and `MetaOf` give for each record type
its label, its id, its partition key and its properties. For each property,
the model gives the name, whether the property can be absent, and the shape:
one value, a list of values, one value with meta-properties, or a list of
values with meta-properties.
The names are the names that FSharp.SystemTextJson writes: `JsonName`
first, then `JsonPropertyName`, then the naming policy. These are the rules
of the narrow layout of the Quotations library, and the model accepts the
same options: one converter of FSharp.SystemTextJson that writes every kind
of type and writes an option as its value, no handling of references, no
numbers as texts, and no ignored read-only members. The model also refuses
the properties of records (IncludeRecordProperties) and the attributes
that the options replace by the name of a member (WithOverrideMembers).
The serializer must take that converter for the record, and not a record
converter that comes before it among the options.
The model refuses what a graph cannot store, with a message that names the
record, the field and the reason. Examples are a class, a record that
another converter writes or that has options of its own, a field that is
not written as a string, a number or a Boolean, a public property with
`JsonInclude`, an empty name, a name that starts with ~, an option of an
option, `Nullable`, an optional list, a list of lists, a vertex without
an id, a list or meta-properties on an edge, and a partition key that is
absent, optional or given two times. FSharp.SystemTextJson 1.4.36 throws
`NullReferenceException` when it reads a record with an ignored field of a
value type (issue 217 of FSharp.SystemTextJson), so the model refuses such
a field too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The next commit lets the graph model of feat/gremlin-graph-model describe
the records of the record converter of feat/json-record-converter, so it
needs the two branches. Both branches add projects, so the solution files
and the tree of the instructions had conflicts. The result keeps all
projects in the sequence of their paths.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The graph model refused each record that another converter than
FSharp.SystemTextJson writes, because it did not know the names of the
fields. Thus it refused the records of
`AllowNullFSharpRecordConverter<'Record>`. The new interface
`IRecordFieldNames` of FSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Json gives the name that a
converter writes each field under, by the name of the field, and the record
converter implements it. A field that the converter never writes has no
name.
When the converter of a record implements the interface, the graph model
takes the names and the stored fields from it. The model does not refuse an
ignored field of a value type of such a record, because the record
converter gives that field its default value. The id and the partition key
must be written. A vertex property is accepted when its converter tells the
names that the naming policy gives `Value` and `Meta`.
FSharp.Gremlin now references FSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Json, which does not use
the Azure Cosmos DB SDK. Remove the reference when FSharp.SystemTextJson
can read a record without a field, skip a value in a stream that it reads
in parts, and read a record with an ignored field of a value type (issues
24, 206 and 217 of FSharp.SystemTextJson).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pull request adds an SDK-independent JSON package with an F# record converter, a Gremlin library with serializer-aware graph modeling, and Cosmos Gremlin connection settings. It adds tests, documentation, package metadata, and solution entries for these projects.
Changes: JSON record conversion
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JSON record converter src/Cosmos.Json/*, src/Cosmos/FSharp.Azure.Cosmos.fsproj, tests/Cosmos.Tests/Json/*, tests/Cosmos.Tests/FSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Tests.fsproj, tests/Cosmos.Tests/TestCategories.fs
FSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Json adds AllowNullFSharpRecordConverterFactory, AllowNullFSharpRecordConverter<'Record>, and IRecordFieldNames. The converter resolves field names and ignore rules, reads missing or null fields according to its settings, and omits selected absent fields when writing. The Cosmos package references the JSON project. Tests cover converter behavior and field-name reporting.
The changelog and guides describe the JSON package and record converter. The solution files and repository instructions list the new projects and test layout. The shared package versions add FSharp.SystemTextJson.
The library adds graph attributes, element and property model types, VertexProperty, and serializer-profile validation. Tests exercise supported serializer profiles, refusal conditions, field-name matching, and vertex-property behavior.
Graph-model construction and validation src/Gremlin/GraphModel.fs, tests/Gremlin.Tests/GraphRecords.fs, tests/Gremlin.Tests/GraphModel/AttributeTests.fs, tests/Gremlin.Tests/GraphModel/GraphModelTests.fs
GraphModel builds and caches vertex, edge, and metadata models. It validates record fields, property shapes, labels, IDs, names, and partition keys against the serializer profile. Tests cover modeled values and refusal cases.
CosmosGremlinConnection adds Azure and emulator settings, including account, ID, and key validation. Tests check the settings and formatted description. The solution includes the new library and test projects.
fsprojects/FSharp.Azure.Cosmos#73: PR #78 adds a record converter to the JSON package layout introduced in PR #73 and references that package from Gremlin.
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The graph model can describe a Skippable field as always present when the stored document may lack it. That could matter for partition keys declared with this type. The gap is narrow and fixable before or shortly after merge.
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Unresolved issues include a critical round-trip bug that turns Include None into Skip, plus validation gaps that admit hidden partition keys and object-writing records as scalar graph values.
This PR lets the Gremlin graph model read serialized field names from record converters through IRecordFieldNames. It also includes the prerequisite JSON package extraction, permissive record converter, and Gremlin core/provider foundations from the stacked PRs.
Changes:
Exposes converter field names and uses them to identify stored graph fields.
Adds JSON record conversion, graph-model validation, and Cosmos DB Gremlin connection settings.
Adds unit tests, serializer compatibility checks, project wiring, and usage documentation.
Record auto-generates a public Key property that structured loggers can read.
The remarks already state this risk. The record still exposes Key through equality, %A alternatives, and reflection. Consider a custom type with a hidden key, or a wrapper type for the key with a redacting ToString. This change is optional because the remarks document the limit.
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Rework CosmosGremlinConnection so its Key is not exposed through a
record-generated public property or default equality and formatting behavior;
preserve the key access needed for authentication while ensuring the chosen
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$"the options write {displayName valueType} as {description}, and a property holds a string, a number or a Boolean. Give the type a converter that writes one of them."
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python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.requestfor url in [ 'https://api.github.com/repos/Tarmil/FSharp.SystemTextJson/git/trees/1.4.36?recursive=1', 'https://api.github.com/repos/Tarmil/FSharp.SystemTextJson/git/trees/v1.4.36?recursive=1',]: try: with urllib.request.urlopen(url, timeout=12) as r: import json d=json.load(r) print('TREE',url) for f in d.get('tree',[]): p=f['path'] if p.endswith('.fs') and ('Skippable' in p or 'Record' in p or 'Converter' in p): print(p) break except Exception as e: print('UNAVAILABLE',url,repr(e))PY
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Handle omitted Skippable<_> fields in the model.
The model treats Skippable<string> as a required scalar, but both record writers can omit it when its value is Skip. A partition-key field of this type therefore passes validation even though the serialized record can lack that field.
Model these fields as optional, or refuse them for writers that omit Skip. Preserve custom converters that always write scalar values. If the model refuses these fields, add a refusal test.
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Review comment at @src/Gremlin/GraphModel.fs around lines 130 - 148:
Update classify so Skippable<_> fields are treated as optional or refused when
the applicable record writers can omit Skip; preserve acceptance when a custom
converter always writes a scalar. If choosing refusal, add a test that verifies
the refusal.
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The graph model of #76 refuses each record that another converter than FSharp.SystemTextJson writes, because it does not know the names of the fields. Thus it refuses the records of
AllowNullFSharpRecordConverter<'Record>of #77, which the Ecierge application uses. With this change, the converter tells its names, and the graph model reads them.This pull request contains the commits of #73, #75, #76 and #77, and a merge of #76 and #77. CI runs only for pull requests into
main, so the base ismain. After those pull requests merge, I rebase this branch. The new commit is11bf009.What changes
IRecordFieldNames(new, inFSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Json):FieldNamesgives the name that a converter writes each field under, by the name of the field. A field that the converter never writes (JsonIgnorewithAlwaysorWhenWriting) has no name.AllowNullFSharpRecordConverter<'Record>implements the interface.VertexPropertyis accepted when its converter tells the names that the naming policy givesValueandMeta.FSharp.GremlinreferencesFSharp.Azure.Cosmos.Json, which does not use the Azure Cosmos DB SDK. The maintainer decided this until FSharp.SystemTextJson closes the gaps that the record converter bridges: #24 (a record without a field), #206 (Skipin a stream that the serializer reads in parts) and #217 (an ignored field of a value type). The project file says when to remove the reference.Tests
tests/Gremlin.Tests: 115 tests, 11 of them new. A canary is a test of a fact of a dependency that the model depends on. The new canary compares the names of the model with the names that the record converter writes, without a naming policy, in camel case and in snake case. Other new tests: the stored fields of a record with each condition ofJsonIgnore, a converter of an application with a name that no rule gives, the department of SkillGro with the record converter, an ignored id or partition key, and a vertex property with other names.tests/Cosmos.Tests: a test ofFieldNames.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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