MetadataItem.authoredAt is declared z.string() but receives a JS Date on Postgres/MySQL — a silent declared-contract violation, because the schema is parsed only in its own test #13997

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@zhuangjianguo

Found by the driver-materialisation consumer census on #13973 (class (c) — genuinely wrong on one side). That sweep is not addressed by this card and does not close it.

The declared contract

packages/metadata-core/src/types.ts:103:

authoredAt: z.string().describe('ISO-8601 timestamp'),

The spec side has already answered which side owes the canonical spelling. MetadataItem is z.infer<typeof MetadataItemSchema>, so authoredAt is string to every consumer.

The two producers that violate it

1. packages/metadata-protocol/src/sys-metadata-repository.ts:1752, in rowToItem:

authoredAt: row.updated_at??row.created_at??newDate().toISOString(),

2. packages/metadata/src/loaders/database-loader.ts:917, the sibling shape on MetadataStats.mtime:

mtime: record.updatedAt??record.createdAt??newDate().toISOString(),

created_at / updated_at are builtin audit columns: not in datetimeFields, and SqlDriver#formatOutput repairs them only inside if (this.isSqlite). Pinned in packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver-13567-audit-stamp-materialisation.test.ts — the live dialects hand them out of the record read door as a JS Date, SQLite as canonical ISO-Z text. So on Postgres and MySQL a Date lands in a field declared and consumed as an ISO-8601 string.

Why nothing reports it

Two independent reasons, and both need naming:

  1. row is any. The value flows through the same any-shaped record [finding] Sweep: which consumers compare or format a value whose runtime type differs between the Date-materialising drivers and the ISO-text ones #13973 describes, so tsc sees a string assignment that never happened.
  2. MetadataItemSchema is never parsed on any production path. Measured — the only .parse call sites in the repo are in packages/metadata-core/test/types.test.ts:70,74,78, the schema's own unit test, which feeds a hand-made sample. So the runtime validator that would have caught this is a phantom check for this seam: it evaluates only against inputs that were never near a driver.

Every sibling producer of the same field spells it canonically and is class (a) — sys-metadata-repository.ts:417 and :606, remote-loader.ts:108, memory-loader.ts:72, in-memory-repository.ts:120. The two sites above are exactly the two that pass a driver value straight through.

Why this is not a ?? fallback

Per #13973's standing prohibition, the question is which side owes the canonical spelling — and here, unusually for this census, the contract already says: z.string(), ISO-8601. The producer owes it. Candidate shapes:

  • A — canonicalise in rowToItem / the stats builder, the two places that adapt a driver row into a declared MetadataItem / MetadataStats. Smallest change, keeps the declared type honest at the adapter boundary where it is asserted.
  • B — normalise at the driver's read door so a builtin audit column presents one shape per dialect. Fixes every sibling site in the census at once, but reverses a deliberate driver decision (withPostgresCalendarDayAsText: "timestamptz / timestamp are deliberately untouched: those are instants, a Date is the right materialisation for them") — a maintainer call, not an implementer's.

Worth deciding alongside: whether MetadataItemSchema should be parsed somewhere on a real path, since a declared schema nothing runs cannot enforce the answer either way.

Re-run

rg -n 'authoredAt: row\.|mtime: record\.' packages/metadata-protocol/src packages/metadata/src
rg -n 'MetadataItemSchema\.(safe)?[Pp]arse' packages/ # producers vs. enforcement

Backlink: #13973 (census), #13382 (the OCC seam, the same class). Neither is addressed here.

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    MetadataItem.authoredAt is declared z.string() but receives a JS Date on Postgres/MySQL — a silent declared-contract violation, because the schema is parsed only in its own test #13997

    Description

    @zhuangjianguo

    Found by the driver-materialisation consumer census on #13973 (class (c) — genuinely wrong on one side). That sweep is not addressed by this card and does not close it.

    The declared contract

    packages/metadata-core/src/types.ts:103:

    authoredAt: z.string().describe('ISO-8601 timestamp'),

    The spec side has already answered which side owes the canonical spelling. MetadataItem is z.infer<typeof MetadataItemSchema>, so authoredAt is string to every consumer.

    The two producers that violate it

    1. packages/metadata-protocol/src/sys-metadata-repository.ts:1752, in rowToItem:

    authoredAt: row.updated_at??row.created_at??newDate().toISOString(),

    2. packages/metadata/src/loaders/database-loader.ts:917, the sibling shape on MetadataStats.mtime:

    mtime: record.updatedAt??record.createdAt??newDate().toISOString(),

    created_at / updated_at are builtin audit columns: not in datetimeFields, and SqlDriver#formatOutput repairs them only inside if (this.isSqlite). Pinned in packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver-13567-audit-stamp-materialisation.test.ts — the live dialects hand them out of the record read door as a JS Date, SQLite as canonical ISO-Z text. So on Postgres and MySQL a Date lands in a field declared and consumed as an ISO-8601 string.

    Why nothing reports it

    Two independent reasons, and both need naming:

    1. row is any. The value flows through the same any-shaped record [finding] Sweep: which consumers compare or format a value whose runtime type differs between the Date-materialising drivers and the ISO-text ones #13973 describes, so tsc sees a string assignment that never happened.
    2. MetadataItemSchema is never parsed on any production path. Measured — the only .parse call sites in the repo are in packages/metadata-core/test/types.test.ts:70,74,78, the schema's own unit test, which feeds a hand-made sample. So the runtime validator that would have caught this is a phantom check for this seam: it evaluates only against inputs that were never near a driver.

    Every sibling producer of the same field spells it canonically and is class (a) — sys-metadata-repository.ts:417 and :606, remote-loader.ts:108, memory-loader.ts:72, in-memory-repository.ts:120. The two sites above are exactly the two that pass a driver value straight through.

    Why this is not a ?? fallback

    Per #13973's standing prohibition, the question is which side owes the canonical spelling — and here, unusually for this census, the contract already says: z.string(), ISO-8601. The producer owes it. Candidate shapes:

    • A — canonicalise in rowToItem / the stats builder, the two places that adapt a driver row into a declared MetadataItem / MetadataStats. Smallest change, keeps the declared type honest at the adapter boundary where it is asserted.
    • B — normalise at the driver's read door so a builtin audit column presents one shape per dialect. Fixes every sibling site in the census at once, but reverses a deliberate driver decision (withPostgresCalendarDayAsText: "timestamptz / timestamp are deliberately untouched: those are instants, a Date is the right materialisation for them") — a maintainer call, not an implementer's.

    Worth deciding alongside: whether MetadataItemSchema should be parsed somewhere on a real path, since a declared schema nothing runs cannot enforce the answer either way.

    Re-run

    rg -n 'authoredAt: row\.|mtime: record\.' packages/metadata-protocol/src packages/metadata/src
    rg -n 'MetadataItemSchema\.(safe)?[Pp]arse' packages/ # producers vs. enforcement
    

    Backlink: #13973 (census), #13382 (the OCC seam, the same class). Neither is addressed here.

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      MetadataItem.authoredAt is declared z.string() but receives a JS Date on Postgres/MySQL — a silent declared-contract violation, because the schema is parsed only in its own test #13997

      Description

      @zhuangjianguo

      Found by the driver-materialisation consumer census on #13973 (class (c) — genuinely wrong on one side). That sweep is not addressed by this card and does not close it.

      The declared contract

      packages/metadata-core/src/types.ts:103:

      authoredAt: z.string().describe('ISO-8601 timestamp'),

      The spec side has already answered which side owes the canonical spelling. MetadataItem is z.infer<typeof MetadataItemSchema>, so authoredAt is string to every consumer.

      The two producers that violate it

      1. packages/metadata-protocol/src/sys-metadata-repository.ts:1752, in rowToItem:

      authoredAt: row.updated_at??row.created_at??newDate().toISOString(),

      2. packages/metadata/src/loaders/database-loader.ts:917, the sibling shape on MetadataStats.mtime:

      mtime: record.updatedAt??record.createdAt??newDate().toISOString(),

      created_at / updated_at are builtin audit columns: not in datetimeFields, and SqlDriver#formatOutput repairs them only inside if (this.isSqlite). Pinned in packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver-13567-audit-stamp-materialisation.test.ts — the live dialects hand them out of the record read door as a JS Date, SQLite as canonical ISO-Z text. So on Postgres and MySQL a Date lands in a field declared and consumed as an ISO-8601 string.

      Why nothing reports it

      Two independent reasons, and both need naming:

      1. row is any. The value flows through the same any-shaped record [finding] Sweep: which consumers compare or format a value whose runtime type differs between the Date-materialising drivers and the ISO-text ones #13973 describes, so tsc sees a string assignment that never happened.
      2. MetadataItemSchema is never parsed on any production path. Measured — the only .parse call sites in the repo are in packages/metadata-core/test/types.test.ts:70,74,78, the schema's own unit test, which feeds a hand-made sample. So the runtime validator that would have caught this is a phantom check for this seam: it evaluates only against inputs that were never near a driver.

      Every sibling producer of the same field spells it canonically and is class (a) — sys-metadata-repository.ts:417 and :606, remote-loader.ts:108, memory-loader.ts:72, in-memory-repository.ts:120. The two sites above are exactly the two that pass a driver value straight through.

      Why this is not a ?? fallback

      Per #13973's standing prohibition, the question is which side owes the canonical spelling — and here, unusually for this census, the contract already says: z.string(), ISO-8601. The producer owes it. Candidate shapes:

      • A — canonicalise in rowToItem / the stats builder, the two places that adapt a driver row into a declared MetadataItem / MetadataStats. Smallest change, keeps the declared type honest at the adapter boundary where it is asserted.
      • B — normalise at the driver's read door so a builtin audit column presents one shape per dialect. Fixes every sibling site in the census at once, but reverses a deliberate driver decision (withPostgresCalendarDayAsText: "timestamptz / timestamp are deliberately untouched: those are instants, a Date is the right materialisation for them") — a maintainer call, not an implementer's.

      Worth deciding alongside: whether MetadataItemSchema should be parsed somewhere on a real path, since a declared schema nothing runs cannot enforce the answer either way.

      Re-run

      rg -n 'authoredAt: row\.|mtime: record\.' packages/metadata-protocol/src packages/metadata/src
      rg -n 'MetadataItemSchema\.(safe)?[Pp]arse' packages/ # producers vs. enforcement
      

      Backlink: #13973 (census), #13382 (the OCC seam, the same class). Neither is addressed here.

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        MetadataItem.authoredAt is declared z.string() but receives a JS Date on Postgres/MySQL — a silent declared-contract violation, because the schema is parsed only in its own test #13997

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        @zhuangjianguo

        Found by the driver-materialisation consumer census on #13973 (class (c) — genuinely wrong on one side). That sweep is not addressed by this card and does not close it.

        The declared contract

        packages/metadata-core/src/types.ts:103:

        authoredAt: z.string().describe('ISO-8601 timestamp'),

        The spec side has already answered which side owes the canonical spelling. MetadataItem is z.infer<typeof MetadataItemSchema>, so authoredAt is string to every consumer.

        The two producers that violate it

        1. packages/metadata-protocol/src/sys-metadata-repository.ts:1752, in rowToItem:

        authoredAt: row.updated_at??row.created_at??newDate().toISOString(),

        2. packages/metadata/src/loaders/database-loader.ts:917, the sibling shape on MetadataStats.mtime:

        mtime: record.updatedAt??record.createdAt??newDate().toISOString(),

        created_at / updated_at are builtin audit columns: not in datetimeFields, and SqlDriver#formatOutput repairs them only inside if (this.isSqlite). Pinned in packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver-13567-audit-stamp-materialisation.test.ts — the live dialects hand them out of the record read door as a JS Date, SQLite as canonical ISO-Z text. So on Postgres and MySQL a Date lands in a field declared and consumed as an ISO-8601 string.

        Why nothing reports it

        Two independent reasons, and both need naming:

        1. row is any. The value flows through the same any-shaped record [finding] Sweep: which consumers compare or format a value whose runtime type differs between the Date-materialising drivers and the ISO-text ones #13973 describes, so tsc sees a string assignment that never happened.
        2. MetadataItemSchema is never parsed on any production path. Measured — the only .parse call sites in the repo are in packages/metadata-core/test/types.test.ts:70,74,78, the schema's own unit test, which feeds a hand-made sample. So the runtime validator that would have caught this is a phantom check for this seam: it evaluates only against inputs that were never near a driver.

        Every sibling producer of the same field spells it canonically and is class (a) — sys-metadata-repository.ts:417 and :606, remote-loader.ts:108, memory-loader.ts:72, in-memory-repository.ts:120. The two sites above are exactly the two that pass a driver value straight through.

        Why this is not a ?? fallback

        Per #13973's standing prohibition, the question is which side owes the canonical spelling — and here, unusually for this census, the contract already says: z.string(), ISO-8601. The producer owes it. Candidate shapes:

        • A — canonicalise in rowToItem / the stats builder, the two places that adapt a driver row into a declared MetadataItem / MetadataStats. Smallest change, keeps the declared type honest at the adapter boundary where it is asserted.
        • B — normalise at the driver's read door so a builtin audit column presents one shape per dialect. Fixes every sibling site in the census at once, but reverses a deliberate driver decision (withPostgresCalendarDayAsText: "timestamptz / timestamp are deliberately untouched: those are instants, a Date is the right materialisation for them") — a maintainer call, not an implementer's.

        Worth deciding alongside: whether MetadataItemSchema should be parsed somewhere on a real path, since a declared schema nothing runs cannot enforce the answer either way.

        Re-run

        rg -n 'authoredAt: row\.|mtime: record\.' packages/metadata-protocol/src packages/metadata/src
        rg -n 'MetadataItemSchema\.(safe)?[Pp]arse' packages/ # producers vs. enforcement
        

        Backlink: #13973 (census), #13382 (the OCC seam, the same class). Neither is addressed here.

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          MetadataItem.authoredAt is declared z.string() but receives a JS Date on Postgres/MySQL — a silent declared-contract violation, because the schema is parsed only in its own test #13997

          Description

          @zhuangjianguo

          Found by the driver-materialisation consumer census on #13973 (class (c) — genuinely wrong on one side). That sweep is not addressed by this card and does not close it.

          The declared contract

          packages/metadata-core/src/types.ts:103:

          authoredAt: z.string().describe('ISO-8601 timestamp'),

          The spec side has already answered which side owes the canonical spelling. MetadataItem is z.infer<typeof MetadataItemSchema>, so authoredAt is string to every consumer.

          The two producers that violate it

          1. packages/metadata-protocol/src/sys-metadata-repository.ts:1752, in rowToItem:

          authoredAt: row.updated_at??row.created_at??newDate().toISOString(),

          2. packages/metadata/src/loaders/database-loader.ts:917, the sibling shape on MetadataStats.mtime:

          mtime: record.updatedAt??record.createdAt??newDate().toISOString(),

          created_at / updated_at are builtin audit columns: not in datetimeFields, and SqlDriver#formatOutput repairs them only inside if (this.isSqlite). Pinned in packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver-13567-audit-stamp-materialisation.test.ts — the live dialects hand them out of the record read door as a JS Date, SQLite as canonical ISO-Z text. So on Postgres and MySQL a Date lands in a field declared and consumed as an ISO-8601 string.

          Why nothing reports it

          Two independent reasons, and both need naming:

          1. row is any. The value flows through the same any-shaped record [finding] Sweep: which consumers compare or format a value whose runtime type differs between the Date-materialising drivers and the ISO-text ones #13973 describes, so tsc sees a string assignment that never happened.
          2. MetadataItemSchema is never parsed on any production path. Measured — the only .parse call sites in the repo are in packages/metadata-core/test/types.test.ts:70,74,78, the schema's own unit test, which feeds a hand-made sample. So the runtime validator that would have caught this is a phantom check for this seam: it evaluates only against inputs that were never near a driver.

          Every sibling producer of the same field spells it canonically and is class (a) — sys-metadata-repository.ts:417 and :606, remote-loader.ts:108, memory-loader.ts:72, in-memory-repository.ts:120. The two sites above are exactly the two that pass a driver value straight through.

          Why this is not a ?? fallback

          Per #13973's standing prohibition, the question is which side owes the canonical spelling — and here, unusually for this census, the contract already says: z.string(), ISO-8601. The producer owes it. Candidate shapes:

          • A — canonicalise in rowToItem / the stats builder, the two places that adapt a driver row into a declared MetadataItem / MetadataStats. Smallest change, keeps the declared type honest at the adapter boundary where it is asserted.
          • B — normalise at the driver's read door so a builtin audit column presents one shape per dialect. Fixes every sibling site in the census at once, but reverses a deliberate driver decision (withPostgresCalendarDayAsText: "timestamptz / timestamp are deliberately untouched: those are instants, a Date is the right materialisation for them") — a maintainer call, not an implementer's.

          Worth deciding alongside: whether MetadataItemSchema should be parsed somewhere on a real path, since a declared schema nothing runs cannot enforce the answer either way.

          Re-run

          rg -n 'authoredAt: row\.|mtime: record\.' packages/metadata-protocol/src packages/metadata/src
          rg -n 'MetadataItemSchema\.(safe)?[Pp]arse' packages/ # producers vs. enforcement
          

          Backlink: #13973 (census), #13382 (the OCC seam, the same class). Neither is addressed here.

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            MetadataItem.authoredAt is declared z.string() but receives a JS Date on Postgres/MySQL — a silent declared-contract violation, because the schema is parsed only in its own test #13997

            Description

            @zhuangjianguo

            Found by the driver-materialisation consumer census on #13973 (class (c) — genuinely wrong on one side). That sweep is not addressed by this card and does not close it.

            The declared contract

            packages/metadata-core/src/types.ts:103:

            authoredAt: z.string().describe('ISO-8601 timestamp'),

            The spec side has already answered which side owes the canonical spelling. MetadataItem is z.infer<typeof MetadataItemSchema>, so authoredAt is string to every consumer.

            The two producers that violate it

            1. packages/metadata-protocol/src/sys-metadata-repository.ts:1752, in rowToItem:

            authoredAt: row.updated_at??row.created_at??newDate().toISOString(),

            2. packages/metadata/src/loaders/database-loader.ts:917, the sibling shape on MetadataStats.mtime:

            mtime: record.updatedAt??record.createdAt??newDate().toISOString(),

            created_at / updated_at are builtin audit columns: not in datetimeFields, and SqlDriver#formatOutput repairs them only inside if (this.isSqlite). Pinned in packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver-13567-audit-stamp-materialisation.test.ts — the live dialects hand them out of the record read door as a JS Date, SQLite as canonical ISO-Z text. So on Postgres and MySQL a Date lands in a field declared and consumed as an ISO-8601 string.

            Why nothing reports it

            Two independent reasons, and both need naming:

            1. row is any. The value flows through the same any-shaped record [finding] Sweep: which consumers compare or format a value whose runtime type differs between the Date-materialising drivers and the ISO-text ones #13973 describes, so tsc sees a string assignment that never happened.
            2. MetadataItemSchema is never parsed on any production path. Measured — the only .parse call sites in the repo are in packages/metadata-core/test/types.test.ts:70,74,78, the schema's own unit test, which feeds a hand-made sample. So the runtime validator that would have caught this is a phantom check for this seam: it evaluates only against inputs that were never near a driver.

            Every sibling producer of the same field spells it canonically and is class (a) — sys-metadata-repository.ts:417 and :606, remote-loader.ts:108, memory-loader.ts:72, in-memory-repository.ts:120. The two sites above are exactly the two that pass a driver value straight through.

            Why this is not a ?? fallback

            Per #13973's standing prohibition, the question is which side owes the canonical spelling — and here, unusually for this census, the contract already says: z.string(), ISO-8601. The producer owes it. Candidate shapes:

            • A — canonicalise in rowToItem / the stats builder, the two places that adapt a driver row into a declared MetadataItem / MetadataStats. Smallest change, keeps the declared type honest at the adapter boundary where it is asserted.
            • B — normalise at the driver's read door so a builtin audit column presents one shape per dialect. Fixes every sibling site in the census at once, but reverses a deliberate driver decision (withPostgresCalendarDayAsText: "timestamptz / timestamp are deliberately untouched: those are instants, a Date is the right materialisation for them") — a maintainer call, not an implementer's.

            Worth deciding alongside: whether MetadataItemSchema should be parsed somewhere on a real path, since a declared schema nothing runs cannot enforce the answer either way.

            Re-run

            rg -n 'authoredAt: row\.|mtime: record\.' packages/metadata-protocol/src packages/metadata/src
            rg -n 'MetadataItemSchema\.(safe)?[Pp]arse' packages/ # producers vs. enforcement
            

            Backlink: #13973 (census), #13382 (the OCC seam, the same class). Neither is addressed here.

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              MetadataItem.authoredAt is declared z.string() but receives a JS Date on Postgres/MySQL — a silent declared-contract violation, because the schema is parsed only in its own test #13997

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              @zhuangjianguo

              Found by the driver-materialisation consumer census on #13973 (class (c) — genuinely wrong on one side). That sweep is not addressed by this card and does not close it.

              The declared contract

              packages/metadata-core/src/types.ts:103:

              authoredAt: z.string().describe('ISO-8601 timestamp'),

              The spec side has already answered which side owes the canonical spelling. MetadataItem is z.infer<typeof MetadataItemSchema>, so authoredAt is string to every consumer.

              The two producers that violate it

              1. packages/metadata-protocol/src/sys-metadata-repository.ts:1752, in rowToItem:

              authoredAt: row.updated_at??row.created_at??newDate().toISOString(),

              2. packages/metadata/src/loaders/database-loader.ts:917, the sibling shape on MetadataStats.mtime:

              mtime: record.updatedAt??record.createdAt??newDate().toISOString(),

              created_at / updated_at are builtin audit columns: not in datetimeFields, and SqlDriver#formatOutput repairs them only inside if (this.isSqlite). Pinned in packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver-13567-audit-stamp-materialisation.test.ts — the live dialects hand them out of the record read door as a JS Date, SQLite as canonical ISO-Z text. So on Postgres and MySQL a Date lands in a field declared and consumed as an ISO-8601 string.

              Why nothing reports it

              Two independent reasons, and both need naming:

              1. row is any. The value flows through the same any-shaped record [finding] Sweep: which consumers compare or format a value whose runtime type differs between the Date-materialising drivers and the ISO-text ones #13973 describes, so tsc sees a string assignment that never happened.
              2. MetadataItemSchema is never parsed on any production path. Measured — the only .parse call sites in the repo are in packages/metadata-core/test/types.test.ts:70,74,78, the schema's own unit test, which feeds a hand-made sample. So the runtime validator that would have caught this is a phantom check for this seam: it evaluates only against inputs that were never near a driver.

              Every sibling producer of the same field spells it canonically and is class (a) — sys-metadata-repository.ts:417 and :606, remote-loader.ts:108, memory-loader.ts:72, in-memory-repository.ts:120. The two sites above are exactly the two that pass a driver value straight through.

              Why this is not a ?? fallback

              Per #13973's standing prohibition, the question is which side owes the canonical spelling — and here, unusually for this census, the contract already says: z.string(), ISO-8601. The producer owes it. Candidate shapes:

              • A — canonicalise in rowToItem / the stats builder, the two places that adapt a driver row into a declared MetadataItem / MetadataStats. Smallest change, keeps the declared type honest at the adapter boundary where it is asserted.
              • B — normalise at the driver's read door so a builtin audit column presents one shape per dialect. Fixes every sibling site in the census at once, but reverses a deliberate driver decision (withPostgresCalendarDayAsText: "timestamptz / timestamp are deliberately untouched: those are instants, a Date is the right materialisation for them") — a maintainer call, not an implementer's.

              Worth deciding alongside: whether MetadataItemSchema should be parsed somewhere on a real path, since a declared schema nothing runs cannot enforce the answer either way.

              Re-run

              rg -n 'authoredAt: row\.|mtime: record\.' packages/metadata-protocol/src packages/metadata/src
              rg -n 'MetadataItemSchema\.(safe)?[Pp]arse' packages/ # producers vs. enforcement
              

              Backlink: #13973 (census), #13382 (the OCC seam, the same class). Neither is addressed here.

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                MetadataItem.authoredAt is declared z.string() but receives a JS Date on Postgres/MySQL — a silent declared-contract violation, because the schema is parsed only in its own test #13997

                Description

                @zhuangjianguo

                Found by the driver-materialisation consumer census on #13973 (class (c) — genuinely wrong on one side). That sweep is not addressed by this card and does not close it.

                The declared contract

                packages/metadata-core/src/types.ts:103:

                authoredAt: z.string().describe('ISO-8601 timestamp'),

                The spec side has already answered which side owes the canonical spelling. MetadataItem is z.infer<typeof MetadataItemSchema>, so authoredAt is string to every consumer.

                The two producers that violate it

                1. packages/metadata-protocol/src/sys-metadata-repository.ts:1752, in rowToItem:

                authoredAt: row.updated_at??row.created_at??newDate().toISOString(),

                2. packages/metadata/src/loaders/database-loader.ts:917, the sibling shape on MetadataStats.mtime:

                mtime: record.updatedAt??record.createdAt??newDate().toISOString(),

                created_at / updated_at are builtin audit columns: not in datetimeFields, and SqlDriver#formatOutput repairs them only inside if (this.isSqlite). Pinned in packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver-13567-audit-stamp-materialisation.test.ts — the live dialects hand them out of the record read door as a JS Date, SQLite as canonical ISO-Z text. So on Postgres and MySQL a Date lands in a field declared and consumed as an ISO-8601 string.

                Why nothing reports it

                Two independent reasons, and both need naming:

                1. row is any. The value flows through the same any-shaped record [finding] Sweep: which consumers compare or format a value whose runtime type differs between the Date-materialising drivers and the ISO-text ones #13973 describes, so tsc sees a string assignment that never happened.
                2. MetadataItemSchema is never parsed on any production path. Measured — the only .parse call sites in the repo are in packages/metadata-core/test/types.test.ts:70,74,78, the schema's own unit test, which feeds a hand-made sample. So the runtime validator that would have caught this is a phantom check for this seam: it evaluates only against inputs that were never near a driver.

                Every sibling producer of the same field spells it canonically and is class (a) — sys-metadata-repository.ts:417 and :606, remote-loader.ts:108, memory-loader.ts:72, in-memory-repository.ts:120. The two sites above are exactly the two that pass a driver value straight through.

                Why this is not a ?? fallback

                Per #13973's standing prohibition, the question is which side owes the canonical spelling — and here, unusually for this census, the contract already says: z.string(), ISO-8601. The producer owes it. Candidate shapes:

                • A — canonicalise in rowToItem / the stats builder, the two places that adapt a driver row into a declared MetadataItem / MetadataStats. Smallest change, keeps the declared type honest at the adapter boundary where it is asserted.
                • B — normalise at the driver's read door so a builtin audit column presents one shape per dialect. Fixes every sibling site in the census at once, but reverses a deliberate driver decision (withPostgresCalendarDayAsText: "timestamptz / timestamp are deliberately untouched: those are instants, a Date is the right materialisation for them") — a maintainer call, not an implementer's.

                Worth deciding alongside: whether MetadataItemSchema should be parsed somewhere on a real path, since a declared schema nothing runs cannot enforce the answer either way.

                Re-run

                rg -n 'authoredAt: row\.|mtime: record\.' packages/metadata-protocol/src packages/metadata/src
                rg -n 'MetadataItemSchema\.(safe)?[Pp]arse' packages/ # producers vs. enforcement
                

                Backlink: #13973 (census), #13382 (the OCC seam, the same class). Neither is addressed here.

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