sysml-validate 0.15.4 → 0.15.7

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  Headless SysML v2 / KerML validation. Runs the same parser, linker, and
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  diagnostics as the
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  [SysML v2 VS Code extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=voidaliot.vscode-sysml-v2)
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- — the Problems panel, in a terminal or a CI job. No VS Code, no browser, no
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+ Problems panel, in a terminal or a CI job. No VS Code, no browser, no
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  display server.
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  ```bash
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  ✓ 2 files checked, no problems found
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  ```
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- Colour is used on a terminal and dropped everywhere else a pipe, a log file,
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+ Colour is used on a terminal and dropped everywhere else, a pipe, a log file,
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  or a coding agent's chat window gets exactly the plain text above. `--color` and
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  `--no-color` force it either way, and `NO_COLOR` is honoured.
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  ## Examples
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  **Check one file while you work.** Paths, positions, severity, and the
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- diagnostic code everything needed to jump to the problem:
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+ diagnostic code, everything needed to jump to the problem:
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  ```console
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  $ sysml-validate models/vehicle.sysml
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  ✖ 1 problem (1 error) in 1 of 1 file
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  ```
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- **See the advisory notices too.** Hints and info are out of the way by default
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+ **See the advisory notices too.** Hints and info are out of the way by default,
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  `--all` brings them in:
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  ```console
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  **Structured output** for a script or a dashboard:
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  ```console
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  {
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  "error": 2,
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  ## Your project's configuration is honoured
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  The validator reads the settings your team commits, in the editor's own
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- precedence `.vscode/settings.json` first, then `.vscode/sysml/project.json`:
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  | Setting | Effect |
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  | `sysml.lint.profile` | `default` / `quiet` / `strict` style-notice volume |
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  | `sysml.validation.severities` | Per-code severity overrides (e.g. `{ "SEM006": "warning" }`) |
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  | `sysml.diagnostics.unusedImports` | `off` / `warning` / `error` |
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- | `sysml.diagnostics.units` | UNIT001UNIT005 dimensional analysis on/off |
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+ | `sysml.diagnostics.units` | UNIT001 to UNIT005 dimensional analysis on/off |
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  `--lint-profile` overrides the profile for one run, and `--no-config` ignores
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  both files. Note that `sysml.validation.severities` covers the validator's own