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Overview ¶
Package legacyhint detects the deprecated ToolHive registry format and supplies a single migration message used by every parser/validator entry point. Lives in its own leaf package so pkg/registry and pkg/config can both import it without creating an import cycle (pkg/registry imports pkg/config).
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Constants ¶
const MigrationMessage = "registry file appears to be in the legacy ToolHive format; " +
"run `thv registry convert --in <path> --in-place` to migrate to the upstream MCP format"
MigrationMessage is the user-facing text returned when a legacy ToolHive registry file is detected. Kept identical across the runtime parser, set-registry-file, set-registry-url, and remote provider validation paths.
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Functions ¶
func IsUpstream ¶
IsUpstream reports whether the JSON document appears to use the upstream registry format. The discriminator is a top-level "data" object — only the upstream format wraps servers inside it. The "$schema" key alone is not sufficient because the legacy format also includes one.
func Looks ¶
Looks reports whether the JSON document has top-level "servers", "remote_servers", or "groups" — the markers of the legacy ToolHive registry layout. The upstream format wraps these under a top-level "data" object, so a match here means the input is legacy (or close enough that emitting the migration hint is more useful than a generic decode error).
Used to short-circuit with a migration hint instead of the misleading "no servers" error that Go's JSON decoder produces when legacy fields are silently dropped during unmarshal into UpstreamRegistry.
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