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Schema, request handling, and supporting examples and tests src/minfraud/validation.py, tests/test_validation.py, tests/test_request.py, tests/test_webservice.py, README.rst, tests/data/full-transaction-request.json, HISTORY.rst |
The email schema validates an RFC 3339 verification_time and a boolean was_verification_successful. Tests cover valid and invalid values and confirm that email hashing preserves both fields. The examples and changelog include the fields. |
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🟡 Minor · Move the email verification entry to 3.5.0. · HISTORY.rst:6-18
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMove the email verification entry to
3.5.0.The change adds the email fields under
3.4.0, although the stated release ordering places only the phone fields in3.4.0and the email fields in the later3.5.0release. This can make the3.4.0release notes claim support that was not shipped in that release.Suggested fix
+3.5.0 ++++++++++++++++++ + +* Added the ``was_verification_successful`` and ``verification_time`` inputs + to the ``/email`` request object. They describe the most recent + verification of the email address. + 3.4.0 ++++++++++++++++++ * Added the ``phone_verification_method``, ``phone_was_verification_successful``, and ``phone_verification_time`` inputs to the ``/billing`` and ``/shipping`` request objects. They describe the most recent verification of the phone number. -* Added the ``was_verification_successful`` and ``verification_time`` inputs - to the ``/email`` request object. They describe the most recent - verification of the email address.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Add the verification_time and was_verification_successful inputs to the email object. They describe the most recent verification of the email address. Validation accepts a boolean for the result and an RFC 3339 date-time for the time. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| for bad in ("bad ", " bad.com"): | ||
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Nit: these two tests are the third copy of the GOOD_TIMES / BAD_TIMES / NON_STRING_TIMES loops. test_time / test_time_not_string (event) and test_phone_verification_time / test_phone_verification_time_not_string have the same loops. That code is not new in this PR.
If someone later adds a new list of bad values to one copy, the other fields do not get that coverage. Each new RFC 3339 input also needs two more copied methods.
Suggested fix: add a check_rfc3339_time(obj, key) helper next to check_bool, and use it for all three fields, for example self.check_rfc3339_time("email", "verification_time").
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Fixed in 0b20a07. A check_rfc3339_time(obj, key) helper next to check_bool now covers the event, phone, and email verification times.
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| request = {"email": {"address": "Test+ignore@maxmind.com"}} | ||
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Nit: this test now is the only check that maybe_hash_email keeps the other email keys. It checks this only through the pytest-httpserver JSON match. The table-driven test_maybe_hash_email in tests/test_request.py has no case with extra email keys.
If a later change to maybe_hash_email drops or changes verification_time or was_verification_successful, no handler matches. The server returns 500 and the test fails with a generic HTTPError, not a dict diff, so the cause is hard to find.
Suggested fix: add a row to test_maybe_hash_email with these keys in both the input and the expected output. Then this test can stay address-only, as it was before.
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Fixed in 463ab2c. test_maybe_hash_email now has a row with both verification keys in the input and the expected output.
| >>> 'address': '977577b140bfb7c516e4746204fbdb01', | ||
| >>> 'domain': 'maxmind.com' | ||
| >>> 'domain': 'maxmind.com', | ||
| >>> 'verification_time': '2026-10-01T14:25:00Z', |
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Nit: in this example, verification_time (2026-10-01) is 12 years after the example event.time (2014-04-12, line 164). The "most recent verification" then comes after the transaction that it describes. tests/data/full-transaction-request.json line 16 has the same mismatch.
The phone phone_verification_time values (README lines 189 and 205, fixture lines 32 and 48) have the same problem. They are not new in this PR.
Suggested fix: use verification times before the event time, or move event.time to a recent date.
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Fixed in 4145164. The example event time is now 2026-10-05, after every verification time. This also fixes the phone examples.
| inputs to the ``/billing`` and ``/shipping`` request objects. They describe | ||
| the most recent verification of the phone number. | ||
| * Added the ``verification_time`` and ``was_verification_successful`` inputs | ||
| to the ``/email`` request object. They describe the most recent |
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Nit: this bullet does not say that verification_time must be an RFC 3339 string. Python users can easily pass a datetime object.
For example, {"email": {"verification_time": datetime.now(timezone.utc)}} fails validation with InvalidRequestError (NON_STRING_TIMES in the tests confirms this). With validate=False, it fails with a JSON serialization TypeError. This client has no per-field docstrings, so HISTORY.rst and the README are the only places that can state the format. The phone bullet above has the same gap for phone_verification_time.
Suggested fix: add a sentence such as "verification_time must be an RFC 3339 date-time string."
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The example event time was years before the example verification times, so the most recent verification came after the event. The web service also ignores an event time older than one year. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The event, phone, and email verification time tests repeated the same loops. Use one check_rfc3339_time helper, next to check_bool, for all three fields. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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verification_timeandwas_verification_successfulinputs to theemailrequest object. Validation accepts a boolean for the result and an RFC 3339 date-time for the time, with the same checks asphone_verification_time. The changelog bullet is in the unreleased 3.4.0 section, with the phone inputs.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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