fix: relax response-DTO schemas from .strict() to .passthrough()#41
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Response-shape DTOs now use .passthrough() so new fields added to the API don't break surfaces built against an older spec. Request schemas keep .strict() for typo detection in user input. Implements Postel's Law: strict on requests, tolerant on responses. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Response DTOs now use .passthrough() and should accept unknown fields. Request schemas still reject unknown fields (.strict()). Updated the test to assert both behaviors. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
*Dto,*Response,SingleValueResponse*,TableValueResult*,CursorPage*) now use.passthrough()instead of.strict()so new fields added to the API don't break surfaces built against an older spec..strict()for typo detection in user input.Motivation
Adding
enabledtoAlertChannelDtoin the API broke all surfaces because the generated Zod schemas reject unknown response fields. This is a systemic fix — every future API field addition will now be backward-compatible for all published surface versions.Test plan
npm run typecheckpasses.passthrough()on DTOs,.strict()on requestsMade with Cursor