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v4.5.53

[4.5.53] - 2025-11-19

Features

• Add default_values_if, default_values_ifs

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[4.5.53] - 2025-11-19

Features

• Add default_values_if, default_values_ifs

• 3716f9f chore: Release
• 613b69a docs: Update changelog
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• cb8255d feat(builder): Allow quoted id's for arg macro
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[CLI] Release 0.37.1

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[Python] Release 0.37.1

Fixed

• Stack overflow on empty $ref value. #886

[Rust] Release 0.37.1

Fixed

• Stack overflow on empty $ref value. #886

[CLI] Release 0.37.0

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[Python] Release 0.37.0

Added

• Support for decimal.Decimal type in both schemas and instances. #319
• Support for additional contentEncoding values per RFC 4648: base64url, base32, base32hex, and base16. These encodings are now validated alongside the existing base64 support in Draft 6 and 7. #26

Performance

• jsonschema_rs.validate() and Validator.validate() run 5–10% faster in some workloads.
• evaluate(): Avoiding deep clones of unmatched keyword values (e.g., title, description, examples) on every schema node evaluation. It can be multiple times faster for schemas with large annotations.

[Rust] Release 0.37.0

Added

• evaluate() top-level function for convenient access to structured validation output.
• CLI: Schema-only validation now also validates all referenced schemas. #804
• Support for additional contentEncoding values per RFC 4648: base64url, base32, base32hex, and base16. These encodings are now validated alongside the existing base64 support in Draft 6 and 7. #26
• validator.iter_errors(instance).into_errors(). It returns a ValidationErrors type that collects validation errors and implements std::error::Error. #451

Changed

• BREAKING: ValidationError fields are private; use instance(), kind(), instance_path(), and schema_path() instead of accessing struct fields directly.
• BREAKING: ErrorIterator is now a newtype wrapper instead of Box<dyn ValidationErrorIterator>.

Performance

• validate and other APIs returning Result<_, ValidationError> are 5–10% faster in some workloads due to the smaller error handle.
• evaluate: Eliminated deep clones of unmatched keyword values (e.g., title, description, examples) on every schema node evaluation by using Arc internally. It can be multiple times faster for schemas with large annotations.

[CLI] Release 0.36.0

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[Python] Release 0.36.0

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[0.37.1] - 2025-11-19

Fixed

• Stack overflow on empty $ref value. #886

[0.37.0] - 2025-11-19

Added

• evaluate() top-level function for convenient access to structured validation output.
• CLI: Schema-only validation now also validates all referenced schemas. #804
• Support for additional contentEncoding values per RFC 4648: base64url, base32, base32hex, and base16. These encodings are now validated alongside the existing base64 support in Draft 6 and 7. #26
• validator.iter_errors(instance).into_errors(). It returns a ValidationErrors type that collects validation errors and implements std::error::Error. #451

Changed

• BREAKING: ValidationError fields are private; use instance(), kind(), instance_path(), and schema_path() instead of accessing struct fields directly.
• BREAKING: ErrorIterator is now a newtype wrapper instead of Box<dyn ValidationErrorIterator>.

Performance

• validate and other APIs returning Result<_, ValidationError> are 5–10% faster in some workloads due to the smaller error handle.
• evaluate: Avoiding deep clones of unmatched keyword values (e.g., title, description, examples) on every schema node evaluation by using Arc internally. Can be multiple times faster for schemas with large annotations.

[0.36.0] - 2025-11-18

Added

• CLI: Structured --output flag|list|hierarchical modes now stream newline-delimited JSON records with schema/instance metadata plus JSON Schema Output v1 payloads (default text output remains human-readable).
• CLI: --errors-only flag to suppress successful validation output and only show failures.
• CLI: When invoked with only a schema file (no instances), validates the schema against its meta-schema. #804
• New Validator::evaluate() API exposes JSON Schema Output v1 (flag/list/hierarchical) reports along with iterator helpers for annotations and errors.
• meta::validator_for() function to build validators for meta-schema validation with full Validator API access.
• Validator now implements Clone. #809

Removed

• Validator::apply(), Output, and BasicOutput types have been removed in favor of the richer evaluate() API.

[0.35.0] - 2025-11-16

Added

• Support for custom meta-schemas. Schemas with custom $schema URIs can now be used by registering their meta-schemas in the Registry via jsonschema::options().with_registry(). #664
• arbitrary-precision feature for exact numeric validation of large integers and decimals beyond standard floating-point limits. #103
• Support for HTTPS $schema URIs for drafts 04, 06, and 07 (e.g., https://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema). #802

Changed

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• 0c276ef chore(rust): Release 0.37.1
• 24cc6e2 fix: Stack overflow on empty $ref value
• 9469072 chore(python): Release 0.37.0
• 9cef68e chore(rust): Release 0.37.0
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2.12.1 (2025-11-20)

• Simplified a lot of internals using hashbrown's new bucket API.

• cfad758 Merge pull request #424 from cuviper/buckets
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Added

• Allow mocking structs and traits with const generics. (#649)

• Compatibility with the #[trait_variant::make] macro. (#640)

• Allow Expectations with a non-exact call count to be used in Sequences. (#660)

Changed

• The MSRV is now Rust 1.77.0. (#650)

Fixed

• No longer poison a static mock method's internal Mutex when panicing, even when using a stable Rust compiler. Also, no longer poison it even if there is no Context object. For example, if the user never set an Expectation at all. (#650)

• Suppress single-use-lifetimes lints in the generated code, for cases where the orginal code wouldn't have triggered the warning. (#627)

• Fix mocking foreign functions with a variadic argument and no pattern, for example fn foo(...) as opposed to fn bar(x: ...). That worked in prior versions of Mockall only until Rust 1.93.0, which made such arguments illegal for Rust functions. (#673)

• Fully qualify Send and Sync traits in generated code, allowing structs named Send or Sync to be in scope without conflicts. (#672)

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• e9d52fb Don't create () fields for each const generic paramters
• b734232 Allow const generics in automock
• b2133c9 Allow methods on mocks to be called with a range of times in a Sequence (#660)
• ae37861 Fully qualify Send and Sync marker traits (#672)
• 695e55a Fix mocking foreign functions with a variadic argument and no pattern (#673)
• d50aa1d improve error message (#668)
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2.0.111

• Allow first argument of braced!, bracketed!, parenthesized! to be an otherwise unused variable (#1946)

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