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11 changes: 8 additions & 3 deletions spec/openapi.yaml
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Error:
description: >
TIMR error response body, extending the Problem Details base with `timestamp`,
`trace_id` and per-field `errors[]` for validation, binding, constraint, and
reference-not-found errors. The semantic identifier is encoded in the `type` URI
`trace_id` and per-field `errors[]` for validation, binding, constraint,
request-body deserialization, and reference-not-found errors. The semantic
identifier is encoded in the `type` URI
(e.g. `https://errors.timr.com/conflict/resource-outdated`).


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identifies the specific constraint or sub-error category (e.g.
`validation/not-null` for a Bean Validation `@NotNull`,
`validation/paused-working-time` for a TIMR custom validator code,
`reference-not-found/user` for a `MappingException`).
`validation/type-mismatch` for a value that does not fit its target type,
`validation/unknown-property` for a property the resource does not declare,
`reference-not-found/user` for a `MappingException`). `field` is the JSONPath of the
offending property in the request body, rooted at `$` — array elements included.
An error about a query parameter names it plainly instead, without the `$.` prefix.
properties:
type:
type: string
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