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C# emitted `public required` on EVERY payload property regardless of `@required`;
Kotlin emitted every property non-null for the same reason. A `template.output`
payload is the type an LLM response deserializes into, so neither could represent
a response omitting a field the metadata never marked required. The generated C#
parser's own doc comment says it throws when the JSON is "missing a `required`
property" — the adopter's report, verbatim, from the code.
THE RULE: absent `@required` ⇒ optional. `spec/metamodel/field.json` types the attr
as an optional boolean defaulting to absent. The DECISION is one cross-language
contract; the RENDERING stays idiomatic — C# `T?`, Kotlin `T? = null`, TS `name?:
T`, Python `T | None = None`.
Only C# and Kotlin changed. TS and Python already read it. Java needed nothing:
SpringTypeMapper already emits boxed Integer/Long/Boolean, so every record
component is nullable by construction and absent ⇒ optional already held. Getting
that right meant checking the type mapper rather than trusting "Java records can't
express optional."
C# was contradicting ITSELF, not merely the spec: its FR-010 extractor derives
required-ness from `@required` and treats an absent optional as benign
LOST_OPTIONAL, and `ExtractorGenerator.cs` documents in prose that PayloadCodegen
"does not honor @required". One port, two tiers, opposite predicates.
Kotlin reuses `KotlinGenUtil.isRequiredField` rather than adding a second
predicate. It accepts boolean `true` or the string `"true"`, matching what
`KotlinExtractSchemaEmitter` already accepts, so the payload type and the mapper
populating it cannot disagree — the lockstep Python's `is_field_required` docstring
protects. Python holds the tighter boolean-only threshold on both its tiers, Kotlin
the looser one on both. Whether `@required: "true"` is legal metadata at all is a
LOADER question and is left open rather than half-decided here.
WHY IT SURVIVED FOUR RELEASES: the tests pinned it. C#'s payload suite asserted
`public required` on fixtures where NO field carried `@required`, so it could not
distinguish "reads the attr" from "hardcodes it" — it would have failed under a
correct implementation. A demo test asserted that omitting an unmarked field "fails
to compile" while calling them "required members"; it now declares what it asserts
and gained the arm nobody had, that omitting an OPTIONAL member must compile.
Kotlin's #270 test used non-null as a proxy for "origins don't decide nullability",
which the all-non-null emitter also satisfied; it now carries both directions.
Every flipped assertion was checked against its own fixture rather than
regenerated. That caught a real error mid-fix: `alphaText`/`betaText` in the SHARED
corpus ARE `@required: true`, so blanket-flipping them would have replaced one
wrong golden with another. Which is the finding — the shared xpkg-collision corpus
already carried both arms, and the ports were asserting contradictory output for
one shared model. It is now the payload tier's optionality oracle too.
Adopter-visible in C# and Kotlin: a payload property that was non-null becomes
nullable unless its metadata declares `@required`.
Verified: C# 1592 (Codegen 354, +1 new arm) · Kotlin 315 · Java reactor BUILD
SUCCESS · codegen-ts 1247 · python codegen 415 · gates 10/10.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DhpswkF1NvwxhFWMmdAT15
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