fix(zod): resolve @uuid version and @time precision by argument name - #2834
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Both attributes read their first optional parameter from `attr.args[0]`, so `@uuid(message: "custom", version: 7)` picked up the message and silently fell back to version-agnostic UUID validation. Look the argument up by name instead, matching how `@length` already resolves `min`/`max`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds named attribute argument lookup for Zod string validation. UUID version and time precision now resolve by name, with tests covering defaults and reordered arguments. ChangesString validation argument resolution
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In `@packages/zod/src/utils.ts`:
- Line 37: Update the attribute argument resolution around named so it falls
back to the positional argument when no argument with the requested name exists,
while preserving named-argument precedence. Ensure positional values such as
`@uuid`(4), `@uuid`(7), and `@time`(3) remain available to generated schema
constraints.
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Problem
addStringValidationread the first optional parameter of@uuidand@timefromattr.args[0]. Attribute args are emitted in source order, so@uuid(message: "custom", version: 7)put the message string at index 0 and the version was never seen — the field silently fell back to version-agnostic UUID validation.@time(message: "...", precision: 3)had the same problem.Fix
Look the argument up by name via a small
getNamedAttributeArgValuehelper, matching how@lengthalready resolvesmin/max. Names are always present at runtime: the language validator stamps$resolvedParamon every argument (positional ones included) and the TS schema generator emitsnamefrom it, so a name lookup covers both call styles.Tests
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packages/zod/test/string-validation.test.tscovers@uuidwith no version (any version accepted), a namedversionin either argument order for v4 and v7, and@timeprecision withmessagegiven first.Full
@zenstackhq/zodsuite passes (543 tests, no type errors).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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