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By default map fields are considered nullable. With 'required', they are not nullable but can be empty. But the current implementation enforced 'required' maps to be non-empty.

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    • Streamlined validation by removing redundant checks for collection requirements, ensuring that map validations now only enforce minimum and maximum size constraints.
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    • Updated tests to align with the simplified validation rules.

By default map fields are considered nullable. With 'required', they
are not nullable but can be empty. But the current implementation
enforced 'required' maps to be non-empty.
@hi-rai hi-rai requested review from AndrianBdn and satvik007 March 17, 2025 10:11
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The changes remove specific validation checks for the "required" tag in both the primary validation logic and its tests. Specifically, in zod.go, the switch-case branch for "required" validation in arrays/slices and the additional non-empty map check are eliminated. In zod_test.go, the validations for the Map and MetadataLength fields are updated to remove non-empty checks, retaining only the necessary length constraints.

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File(s) Change Summary
zod.go Removed "required" tag handling from slice/array switch-case and eliminated non-empty map refinement.
zod_test.go Simplified validations: removed the non-empty refinement for the Map field in RequiredSchema and for the MetadataLength field in UserSchema, now relying solely on length constraints.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller as Validation Caller
    participant Validator as zod.go Validator
    participant TestSuite as zod_test.go Tests

    Caller->>Validator: Request field validation ("required" tag)
    Validator->>Validator: Process validation tags (switch-case)
    Note right of Validator: "required" branch removed
    Validator->>Caller: Return default validation result
    TestSuite->>Validator: Execute schema validations (Map & MetadataLength)
    Validator->>TestSuite: Return simplified validation outcomes
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1333-1333: Properly fixed the 'required' tag interpretation for map fields

The removal of the non-emptiness check (refine((val) => Object.keys(val).length > 0, 'Empty map')) correctly implements the intended behavior for the 'required' tag on map fields. Now, a 'required' map field means it should not be nullable but can still be empty, which aligns with the expected behavior.


1723-1723: Removed redundant non-emptiness check on MetadataLength validation

Correctly removed the redundant non-emptiness check while preserving the meaningful constraints. The field still validates that the map has at least 1 item and at most 10 items, but no longer has the additional check that was redundant with the minimum length validation.

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if valValue != "" {
switch valName {
case "required":
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This was missed in the previous refactoring (it is not expected here as required tag doesn't have a value)

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Thanks @hi-rai
Not sure how I got it wrong in the very beginning.

@hi-rai hi-rai merged commit f521ea1 into main Mar 17, 2025
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@hi-rai hi-rai deleted the fix-required-map-fields branch March 17, 2025 11:08
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