🐛 Bug:Scopes.tscurrentlygenerateSchemaScopes` fails to resolve nested constructs — incomplete scope mapping

Short description

getScopesOfParsedJsonSchema fails to recursively traverse and generate scopes for many common JSON Schema constructs (combinators, $ref, definitions/$defs, array tuple schemas, patternProperties, additionalProperties, etc.). This results in missing schema scopes and broken downstream features such as clickable documentation links and syntax highlighting in the JSON Editor.

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Affected file

lib/getScopesOfParsedJsonSchema.ts

The originally reported path (website/lib/generateSchemaScopes.ts) was incorrect — the utility to update is lib/getScopesOfParsedJsonSchema.ts.

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Problem

The current implementation only processes shallow, top-level properties and items for type: 'object' or type: 'array'. It does not:

• Resolve and traverse $ref (local #/definitions or #/$defs).
• Traverse combinators: oneOf, anyOf, allOf, not.
• Iterate definitions / $defs or nested schemas inside them.
• Handle tuple array schemas (items as an array), prefixItems, additionalItems, or contains.
• Traverse patternProperties or additionalProperties when they are schemas.
• Walk conditional schemas (if / then / else) or dependentSchemas.

As a result, many valid JSONPaths that should receive a scope are omitted from output.

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Repro (minimal)

1. Parse the following schema and call getScopesOfParsedJsonSchema(parsedSchema).

{
  "type": "object",
  "properties": {
    "title": { "type": "string" },
    "meta": {
      "anyOf": [
        {
          "type": "object",
          "properties": {
            "published": { "type": "boolean" }
          }
        },
        { "$ref": "#/definitions/authorInfo" }
      ]
    }
  },
  "definitions": {
    "authorInfo": {
      "type": "object",
      "properties": { "name": { "type": "string" } }
    }
  }
}

Actual output (example)

Only top-level scopes are produced, e.g. "$" and "$['properties']['title']" — meta.published and meta.name are missing.

Expected output (high level)

Scopes should include branches inside anyOf and the resolved $ref — i.e. meta.published and meta.name.

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Root cause

Traversal logic is type‑based and shallow. It fails to treat schema keywords that can contain nested schemas, and it does not resolve or inline $ref targets for traversal.

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Suggested fix

Replace the shallow walker with a recursive schema walker that:

• Emits a scope for the current schema node when appropriate.
• Resolves local $ref pointers (#/definitions/... and #/$defs/...) and traverses the resolved schema while preventing infinite recursion via a visited-set.
• Traverses combinators (oneOf, anyOf, allOf, not) by iterating their subschemas and adding branch-aware jsonPaths (e.g. ['anyOf', index]). For allOf emit scopes for each constituent and optionally provide metadata for later merge logic.
• Processes object-like fields: properties, patternProperties, additionalProperties, propertyNames, dependentSchemas.
• Processes array-like fields: items (single schema or tuple array), prefixItems, additionalItems, contains.
• Processes conditional keywords: if, then, else.

Implementation notes:

• Create helpers: resolveRef, processObjectProperties, processSchemasArray, and emitScope.
• Maintain deterministic ordering and de-duplication of emitted scopes.
• Add unit tests for combinators, $ref resolution, tuple items, patternProperties, additionalProperties, and circular $ref termination.

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Impact

• Fixes incomplete scope generation across real-world schemas.
• Restores clickable docs and correct syntax highlighting in the JSON Editor.
• Backwards-compatible (additive) but tests should verify downstream behavior where consumers previously relied on missing scopes.

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Recommended next steps

1. Implement the recursive walker in lib/getScopesOfParsedJsonSchema.ts (or refactor into lib/schemaWalker.ts and export a wrapper).
2. Add unit tests covering the example schema and other keywords (combinators, refs, tuple items, patternProperties).
3. Add a short ADR documenting $ref resolution rules (local-only) and allOf merging semantics.

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Start by reading lib/getScopesOfParsedJsonSchema.ts and tracing its current scope output for the provided schema. Add unit tests for combinators, local $ref resolution, tuple items, patternProperties, additionalProperties, and circular references, then implement the recursive traversal and verify deterministic, de-duplicated scopes plus termination for circular refs.