Brown University — bdr lint report rules

specification: API Evangelist Lint Report
specificationVersion: '0.1'
provider: Brown University
providerId: brown
generated: '2026-08-30'
method: generated
source: >-
  spectral lint openapi/brown-bdr-api-openapi.yml openapi/brown-bdr-iiif-openapi.yml
  --ruleset rules/brown-bdr-spectral-ruleset.yml, run with @stoplight/spectral-cli 6.16.3 on
  2026-08-30.
x-operator: institution
description: >-
  The ruleset was actually run against both contracts, and this is the result. Recorded because a
  ruleset that has never been executed is a claim, not a control.
result:
  tool: '@stoplight/spectral-cli 6.16.3'
  documents_linted: 2
  errors: 0
  warnings: 5
  infos: 0
  hints: 0
findings:
- code: path-keys-no-trailing-slash
  severity: warning
  count: 5
  paths:
  - /api/
  - /api/search/
  - /api/items/{pid}/
  - /api/collections/
  - /api/collections/{collection_id}/
  disposition: accepted
  rationale: >-
    Spectral's built-in style rule, and the contract is right and the rule is wrong here. Brown's
    endpoints genuinely require the trailing slash — it is a Django URL convention and the paths are
    documented that way in Brown's own wiki. Stripping the slash to satisfy a style rule would make
    the contract describe endpoints that do not exist. Recorded as an accepted deviation rather than
    silenced in the ruleset, so the next reviewer sees the decision instead of a clean report.
custom_rules_passing:
- bdr-operator-declared
- bdr-operator-basis-stated
- bdr-provenance-stamped
- bdr-server-is-brown-owned
- bdr-no-vendor-identity
- bdr-pagination-cap-documented
- bdr-error-responses-declared
- bdr-operation-has-description
- bdr-parameter-has-description
- bdr-observed-divergence-flagged
note: >-
  bdr-no-vendor-identity and bdr-server-is-brown-owned are the two that matter for this cohort. Both
  pass, which is the mechanical statement of the operator finding: nothing in either contract names
  Figshare, Elsevier Pure, Ex Libris, Symplectic, Dataverse, CourseLeaf or Primo, and every server
  URL is under brown.edu.