feat(py,ts): support the RFC-5 projectAxis transformation - #688
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0.6rc0 adds projectAxis, "Add or drop axes from a coordinate vector". Both ports raised "Unsupported transform type" on it, so a document the bundled schema accepts broke the reader. jo-mueller confirmed in fideus-labs#667 that it is specified rather than a leftover: the RFC-5 text is pinned at 0.6.dev3 by design, and ngff-spec is the authority after it. droppedInputs names the indices of the input vector to remove and createdOutputs the indices of the output vector where a zero is inserted. At least one is required, the indices in each are unique and non-negative, and where the input and output coordinate systems resolve the output dimensionality must be the input dimensionality less the dropped axes plus the created ones. The shared rfc5_transform_cases.json gains 13 cases, named after the upstream conformance fixtures, so both ports are held to the same verdict on each.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds projectAxis support, but invalid nested projectAxis transforms can still be written and later rejected when read. The TypeScript schema also limits droppedInputs and createdOutputs to three entries while runtime validation accepts more, creating cross-validator incompatibility. These correctness issues need owner follow-up before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MetadataPayload
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participant validate_transform
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MetadataPayload->>parseV06Transform: projectAxis payload
parseV06Transform->>validate_transform: parsed axis lists
validate_transform-->>serializeV06Transform: validated transform
serializeV06Transform-->>MetadataPayload: projectAxis payload
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In `@ts/src/schemas/coordinate_systems.ts`:
- Around line 70-85: Remove the .max(3) constraints from the droppedInputs and
createdOutputs arrays in CoordinateTransformationSchema, while preserving their
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When validating the same ProjectAxis values used by the v0.6 reader and writer, input and output are CoordinateSystemIdentifier objects such as { name: "intrinsic" } (as declared by types/zarr_metadata.ts), but this schema accepts only strings or string arrays. Consequently CoordinateTransformationSchema/MetadataSchema rejects a valid projection like the one added in the round-trip test; these fields need to accept the RFC-5 identifier-object shape.
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Correct, and it predates this PR: all twelve transformation schemas in this file type input and output as string | string[], while types/zarr_metadata.ts declares CoordinateSystemIdentifier objects. The projectAxis schema added here follows its neighbours rather than diverging from them.
Scope of the gap, checked rather than assumed: the browser reader returns from the v0.6 branch before it reaches MetadataSchema.safeParse, so no v0.6 read goes through these schemas. What is affected is validateMetadata, which mod.ts exports: called on a v0.6 document it rejects valid metadata.
So it is a real defect of the public API and it needs the shared identifier shape applied to all twelve, not to one. Fixing only projectAxis would leave the file inconsistent and still broken. Left for its own change.
The schema caps droppedInputs and createdOutputs at three entries each. The model checked the lower bound, uniqueness and non-negativity but not that cap, so it accepted a projection the schema rejects, which is the model/schema gap fideus-labs#667 is about. MapAxis beside it already enforces its own 2-to-5 bound. The companion maximum of 4 on each index is deliberately not mirrored: it follows from the five-axis cap of 0.4 through 0.6, which RFC-3 lifts at 0.9.dev1, so an index is bounded by the coordinate system it points into, which validate already checks, rather than by a constant. Also wraps an error message deno fmt splits.
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In `@ts/src/utils/v06_metadata.ts`:
- Around line 106-119: Update the validation flow around validateV06Transform to
use the effective coordinate systems, including the fallback intrinsic
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The writer checked that a multiscale-level transform names both its input and its output coordinate system, then serialized whatever the model held. Everything else the reader checks went unchecked, so to_ome_zarr produced stores from_ome_zarr refuses: a projection dropping one axis between two systems of equal size, a permutation whose length does not match its system, a byDimension leaving an output axis uncovered. The same package wrote what it could not open. Each transform now runs the reader's own validate_transform against the coordinate systems it names, with a message saying the store could not be read back. Two suites that wrote invalid metadata to exercise the reader now assert the writer refuses it, which is where the refusal happens.
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- Around line 106-121: Update validateV06Transform to recurse into sequence
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| // Then the same check the reader runs, against the systems the transform | ||
| // names, so a store this package writes is one it can read back. The | ||
| // effective systems are checked, not `metadata.coordinateSystems`: where | ||
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| `multiscales coordinateTransformations[${index}] ` + | ||
| `(${transform.type}) would be written as a transform this ` + | ||
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Recursively validate nested transforms before serialization.
validateV06Transform(transform, coordinateSystems) validates only the outer transform. A sequence, bijection, or byDimension can contain an invalid projectAxis child that the writer serializes. parseV06Transform recursively validates these children during reading, so the resulting store violates the stated write/read compatibility guarantee.
Make validateV06Transform validate sequence children, both bijection members, and each byDimension child transformation. Add nested invalid projectAxis writer-rejection cases.
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In `@ts/src/utils/v06_metadata.ts` around lines 106 - 121, Update
validateV06Transform to recurse into sequence children, both bijection members,
and every byDimension child transformation, rejecting invalid nested projectAxis
transforms before serialization. Add writer-rejection tests covering invalid
projectAxis cases nested in each supported container while preserving the
existing outer-transform validation behavior.
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Closes part of #667. Independent of the RFC-3 stack: this one branches from main.
0.6rc0 adds
projectAxis, "Add or drop axes from a coordinate vector", and #677 vendored that schema without the code behind it. Both ports raisedUnsupported transform typeon it, so a document the bundled schema accepts broke the reader.@thewtex asked in #667 whether
projectAxiswas meant to be dropped from the schema. @jo-mueller did not answer that directly; what he settled is why the RFC-5 text lags, and it is pinned at0.6.dev3by design, because keeping it in step with each dev release became too costly and a source of error.The conclusion that the transformation is real is therefore an inference from that, not his confirmation. It rests on
ngff-specbeing the authority for anything after0.6.dev3, and on what the0.6rc0tag carries: a dedicated section inindex.md, an entry in the transformation table, two worked examples, and a conformance suite of 2 valid and 7 invalid fixtures. If upstream later removes it, this PR is what gets reverted.droppedInputsnames the indices of the input coordinate vector to remove,createdOutputsthe indices of the output vector where a zero is inserted. At least one of the two is required, the indices in each are unique and non-negative, and where theinputandoutputcoordinate systems resolve, the output dimensionality must be the input dimensionality less the dropped axes plus the created ones. Dropping a dimension loses information, so a projection is not invertible in general.The shared
rfc5_transform_cases.jsongains 13 cases, named after the upstream conformance fixtures (remove_non_unique,insert_too_high_dim,missing_opand the rest), so both ports are held to the same verdict on each. I also checked the model against the bundled 0.6rc0 schema case by case: the two agree on every one.Verified: Python 1126 passed and 3 skipped, Deno 601 passed, prek clean.
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