feat(validate): propose an opt-in item-findings report - #1713
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In `@openspec/changes/add-validation-findings-report/specs/cli-validate/spec.md`:
- Around line 122-129: Update the CLI validation reporting specification to
define ordering independently within stdout and stderr, avoiding claims about
ordering across streams. Align the corresponding ordering statements in
design.md and update tests to verify each stream’s sequence separately while
preserving the required item, advisory, totals, and details ordering within
their respective streams.
- Around line 65-66: Make report.version consistent across the cli-validate
specification, design, proposal, and contract tests by selecting one JSON type
and representing the value identically everywhere; update the requirement near
report.kind and all corresponding validation expectations so valid findings
documents use the same version type without schema mismatches.
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Problem
Bulk
openspec validatereports every item in scope, including clean items. That complete report remains the right default, but it can dominate agent context and CI logs in large, mostly-clean repositories.Proposed change
This proposal adds an explicit bulk
--report <full|findings>selector for active and archived scopes.fullpreserve current human output and the documented full-v1 JSONitemscontract.report.kind: "validation-findings", JSON-stringreport.version: "1.0", anditemFindings, never projected full-v1items.itemFindingscontains whole full-result item records whoseissues.length > 0, preserving order, ERROR/WARNING/INFO severities, and additive item fields.invalid_validation_report_request.--reportfor Bash, Zsh, Fish, and PowerShell; only Zsh and Fish suggest the fixedfull/findingsvalues, matching current generator capabilities.No summary mode, serializer framework, project preference, dependency, implementation, or changeset is included in this PR.
Safety and compatibility
Existing invocations are unchanged. Valid findings requests validate the same complete scope and retain full totals, root, strict-mode semantics, and exit status. A non-empty scope with zero item findings remains auditable through an empty
itemFindingsarray plus total count, canonical scope, complete summary, and resolved root.The design defines combined active scopes, rejects archived+active and item+report ambiguity, specifies ordering independently within stdout and stderr, and requires one typed projector for active and archived paths. It makes no universal parser-failure claim: tests cover nonconformance with the documented full-v1 shape only.
Risk
The durable cost is a second JSON report contract. The proposal keeps it narrow and discriminated, requires a named top-level-section inventory at implementation rebase, and compares that cost against human-only and documented external-filter alternatives.
Evidence
On one real 895-change archive, full JSON was 157,396 bytes and a feasibility candidate's projected-v1 envelope was 6,740 bytes: 95.7% smaller while retaining all 19 failures, the 895-item totals, and exit 1. Human output was also 95.7% smaller. The proposed
itemFindingsenvelope is intentionally different and must be remeasured; savings vary with issue density. This is an output-size result, not a validation-runtime claim.Validation:
openspec validate add-validation-findings-report --strictgit diff --checkAI assistance
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Summary by CodeRabbit
--report <full|findings>option for bulk validation scopes.