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fix: Remove JsonSchema and use a Map for inputSchema to support json schemas dialect - #749
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I'd like to make the transition path smoother, by keeping the JsonSchema type around.
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Signed-off-by: Daniel Garnier-Moiroux <git@garnier.wf>
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…schemas dialect (modelcontextprotocol#749) * feat: remove JsonSchema an use a Map for inputSchema - Fixes modelcontextprotocol#886 Co-authored-by: Daniel Garnier-Moiroux <git@garnier.wf>
The SDK dropped its JsonSchema record in 2.0 so that a tool's inputSchema can carry any JSON Schema dialect rather than the subset that record could express (modelcontextprotocol/java-sdk#749), which is what broke the Dependabot bump in #1144: SirixMcpServer.java:256: error: incompatible types: JsonSchema cannot be converted to Map<String,Object> The schema helper now builds the document as a plain map, and "required" is omitted rather than emitted empty for the one tool that takes no arguments. The test's local copy of the helper gets the same treatment. Nothing else in the 2.0 breaking-change list applies here: sirix-mcp is stdio-only, so the SSE deprecation and the transport-builder removals do not reach it, and the rest of the surface it uses is unchanged. Worth knowing before editing any of the fourteen schemas: since 2.0 the SDK validates this document against the 2020-12 meta-schema at registration time and validates incoming tool arguments against it, so a "required" naming a property that "properties" does not declare is now rejected rather than ignored. That is documented on the helper. Verified by reproducing the failure against 2.0.0 first, then fixing: sirix-mcp is 47 tests across 6 classes, 0 skipped, 0 failures, including McpServerE2ETest, which registers all 13 tools through the real SDK and runs full tool-call pipelines -- so registration-time schema validation and call-time argument validation both accept the new shape. Note that McpServerE2ETest carries its own copy of the tool registration rather than calling SirixMcpServer's, so that module's own fourteen call sites are compile-checked only. Both copies now use the identical shape.
The SDK dropped its JsonSchema record in 2.0 so that a tool's inputSchema can carry any JSON Schema dialect rather than the subset that record could express (modelcontextprotocol/java-sdk#749), which is what broke the Dependabot bump in #1144: SirixMcpServer.java:256: error: incompatible types: JsonSchema cannot be converted to Map<String,Object> The schema helper now builds the document as a plain map, and "required" is omitted rather than emitted empty for the one tool that takes no arguments. The test's local copy of the helper gets the same treatment. Nothing else in the 2.0 breaking-change list applies here: sirix-mcp is stdio-only, so the SSE deprecation and the transport-builder removals do not reach it, and the rest of the surface it uses is unchanged. Worth knowing before editing any of the fourteen schemas: since 2.0 the SDK validates this document against the 2020-12 meta-schema at registration time and validates incoming tool arguments against it, so a "required" naming a property that "properties" does not declare is now rejected rather than ignored. That is documented on the helper. Verified by reproducing the failure against 2.0.0 first, then fixing: sirix-mcp is 47 tests across 6 classes, 0 skipped, 0 failures, including McpServerE2ETest, which registers all 13 tools through the real SDK and runs full tool-call pipelines -- so registration-time schema validation and call-time argument validation both accept the new shape. Note that McpServerE2ETest carries its own copy of the tool registration rather than calling SirixMcpServer's, so that module's own fourteen call sites are compile-checked only. Both copies now use the identical shape.
fix: Accept any JSON Schema in Tool.inputSchema (backport upstream modelcontextprotocol#749)
Following the Model Context Protocol specification for JSON schemas usage, the schema should, by default follow the 2020-12 dialect: json-schema-2020-12 if no
$schemaspecified.Motivation and Context
The need for this change arose from the requirement for a tool that can handle one of two properties objects. This can be achieved by defining an
inputSchemawithoneOfat the top level, for example:The current state
The schema is currently deserialized to a
JsonSchemarecord and ignoresoneOfat the top level. A specific fix for this issue would be to add a new field to theJsonSchemarecord foroneOf; however, this approach does not scale well if additional top-level entries (such asallOf) are needed. This PR shifts to using aMap<String, Object>to deserialize theinputSchemaNext Steps and improvements
I suggest adding validation for schemas based on the schema specifications from the SDK, not only checking for serialization errors. This would help fail fast and provide feedback about any issues in the defined schemas.
How Has This Been Tested?
Existing Tests have been adjusted for these changes, and a new test has been introduced with json schemas that have
oneOfat the top level to verify that deserialization do not ignore it.Breaking Changes
Users would need to change the tool's inputSchema data type
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