// Copyright 2015 go-swagger maintainers
//
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//
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//
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// limitations under the License.

package analysis

import (
	"fmt"
	"log"
	"path"
	"sort"
	"strings"

	"github.com/go-openapi/analysis/internal/flatten/normalize"
	"github.com/go-openapi/analysis/internal/flatten/operations"
	"github.com/go-openapi/analysis/internal/flatten/replace"
	"github.com/go-openapi/analysis/internal/flatten/schutils"
	"github.com/go-openapi/analysis/internal/flatten/sortref"
	"github.com/go-openapi/jsonpointer"
	"github.com/go-openapi/spec"
)

const definitionsPath = "#/definitions"

// newRef stores information about refs created during the flattening process
type newRef struct {
	key      string
	newName  string
	path     string
	isOAIGen bool
	resolved bool
	schema   *spec.Schema
	parents  []string
}

// context stores intermediary results from flatten
type context struct {
	newRefs  map[string]*newRef
	warnings []string
	resolved map[string]string
}

func newContext() *context {
	return &context{
		newRefs:  make(map[string]*newRef, 150),
		warnings: make([]string, 0),
		resolved: make(map[string]string, 50),
	}
}

// Flatten an analyzed spec and produce a self-contained spec bundle.
//
// There is a minimal and a full flattening mode.
//
//
// Minimally flattening a spec means:
//  - Expanding parameters, responses, path items, parameter items and header items (references to schemas are left
//    unscathed)
//  - Importing external (http, file) references so they become internal to the document
//  - Moving every JSON pointer to a $ref to a named definition (i.e. the reworked spec does not contain pointers
//    like "$ref": "#/definitions/myObject/allOfs/1")
//
// A minimally flattened spec thus guarantees the following properties:
//  - all $refs point to a local definition (i.e. '#/definitions/...')
//  - definitions are unique
//
// NOTE: arbitrary JSON pointers (other than $refs to top level definitions) are rewritten as definitions if they
// represent a complex schema or express commonality in the spec.
// Otherwise, they are simply expanded.
// Self-referencing JSON pointers cannot resolve to a type and trigger an error.
//
//
// Minimal flattening is necessary and sufficient for codegen rendering using go-swagger.
//
// Fully flattening a spec means:
//  - Moving every complex inline schema to be a definition with an auto-generated name in a depth-first fashion.
//
// By complex, we mean every JSON object with some properties.
// Arrays, when they do not define a tuple,
// or empty objects with or without additionalProperties, are not considered complex and remain inline.
//
// NOTE: rewritten schemas get a vendor extension x-go-gen-location so we know from which part of the spec definitions
// have been created.
//
// Available flattening options:
//  - Minimal: stops flattening after minimal $ref processing, leaving schema constructs untouched
//  - Expand: expand all $ref's in the document (inoperant if Minimal set to true)
//  - Verbose: croaks about name conflicts detected
//  - RemoveUnused: removes unused parameters, responses and definitions after expansion/flattening
//
// NOTE: expansion removes all $ref save circular $ref, which remain in place
//
// TODO: additional options
//  - ProgagateNameExtensions: ensure that created entries properly follow naming rules when their parent have set a
//    x-go-name extension
//  - LiftAllOfs:
//     - limit the flattening of allOf members when simple objects
//     - merge allOf with validation only
//     - merge allOf with extensions only
//     - ...
//
func Flatten(opts FlattenOpts) error {
	debugLog("FlattenOpts: %#v", opts)

	opts.flattenContext = newContext()

	// 1. Recursively expand responses, parameters, path items and items in simple schemas.
	//
	// This simplifies the spec and leaves only the $ref's in schema objects.
	if err := expand(&opts); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	// 2. Strip the current document from absolute $ref's that actually a in the root,
	// so we can recognize them as proper definitions
	//
	// In particular, this works around issue go-openapi/spec#76: leading absolute file in $ref is stripped
	if err := normalizeRef(&opts); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	// 3. Optionally remove shared parameters and responses already expanded (now unused).
	//
	// Operation parameters (i.e. under paths) remain.
	if opts.RemoveUnused {
		removeUnusedShared(&opts)
	}

	// 4. Import all remote references.
	if err := importReferences(&opts); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	// 5. full flattening: rewrite inline schemas (schemas that aren't simple types or arrays or maps)
	if !opts.Minimal && !opts.Expand {
		if err := nameInlinedSchemas(&opts); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}

	// 6. Rewrite JSON pointers other than $ref to named definitions
	// and attempt to resolve conflicting names whenever possible.
	if err := stripPointersAndOAIGen(&opts); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	// 7. Strip the spec from unused definitions
	if opts.RemoveUnused {
		removeUnused(&opts)
	}

	// 8. Issue warning notifications, if any
	opts.croak()

	// TODO: simplify known schema patterns to flat objects with properties
	// examples:
	//  - lift simple allOf object,
	//  - empty allOf with validation only or extensions only
	//  - rework allOf arrays
	//  - rework allOf additionalProperties

	return nil
}

func expand(opts *FlattenOpts) error {
	if err := spec.ExpandSpec(opts.Swagger(), opts.ExpandOpts(!opts.Expand)); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	opts.Spec.reload() // re-analyze

	return nil
}

// normalizeRef strips the current file from any absolute file $ref. This works around issue go-openapi/spec#76:
// leading absolute file in $ref is stripped
func normalizeRef(opts *FlattenOpts) error {
	debugLog("normalizeRef")

	altered := false
	for k, w := range opts.Spec.references.allRefs {
		if !strings.HasPrefix(w.String(), opts.BasePath+definitionsPath) { // may be a mix of / and \, depending on OS
			continue
		}

		altered = true
		debugLog("stripping absolute path for: %s", w.String())

		// strip the base path from definition
		if err := replace.UpdateRef(opts.Swagger(), k,
			spec.MustCreateRef(path.Join(definitionsPath, path.Base(w.String())))); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}

	if altered {
		opts.Spec.reload() // re-analyze
	}

	return nil
}

func removeUnusedShared(opts *FlattenOpts) {
	opts.Swagger().Parameters = nil
	opts.Swagger().Responses = nil

	opts.Spec.reload() // re-analyze
}

func importReferences(opts *FlattenOpts) error {
	var (
		imported bool
		err      error
	)

	for !imported && err == nil {
		// iteratively import remote references until none left.
		// This inlining deals with name conflicts by introducing auto-generated names ("OAIGen")
		imported, err = importExternalReferences(opts)

		opts.Spec.reload() // re-analyze
	}

	return err
}

// nameInlinedSchemas replaces every complex inline construct by a named definition.
func nameInlinedSchemas(opts *FlattenOpts) error {
	debugLog("nameInlinedSchemas")

	namer := &InlineSchemaNamer{
		Spec:           opts.Swagger(),
		Operations:     operations.AllOpRefsByRef(opts.Spec, nil),
		flattenContext: opts.flattenContext,
		opts:           opts,
	}

	depthFirst := sortref.DepthFirst(opts.Spec.allSchemas)
	for _, key := range depthFirst {
		sch := opts.Spec.allSchemas[key]
		if sch.Schema == nil || sch.Schema.Ref.String() != "" || sch.TopLevel {
			continue
		}

		asch, err := Schema(SchemaOpts{Schema: sch.Schema, Root: opts.Swagger(), BasePath: opts.BasePath})
		if err != nil {
			return fmt.Errorf("schema analysis [%s]: %w", key, err)
		}

		if asch.isAnalyzedAsComplex() { // move complex schemas to definitions
			if err := namer.Name(key, sch.Schema, asch); err != nil {
				return err
			}
		}
	}

	opts.Spec.reload() // re-analyze

	return nil
}

func removeUnused(opts *FlattenOpts) {
	expected := make(map[string]struct{})
	for k := range opts.Swagger().Definitions {
		expected[path.Join(definitionsPath, jsonpointer.Escape(k))] = struct{}{}
	}

	for _, k := range opts.Spec.AllDefinitionReferences() {
		delete(expected, k)
	}

	for k := range expected {
		debugLog("removing unused definition %s", path.Base(k))
		if opts.Verbose {
			log.Printf("info: removing unused definition: %s", path.Base(k))
		}
		delete(opts.Swagger().Definitions, path.Base(k))
	}

	opts.Spec.reload() // re-analyze
}

func importKnownRef(entry sortref.RefRevIdx, refStr, newName string, opts *FlattenOpts) error {
	// rewrite ref with already resolved external ref (useful for cyclical refs):
	// rewrite external refs to local ones
	debugLog("resolving known ref [%s] to %s", refStr, newName)

	for _, key := range entry.Keys {
		if err := replace.UpdateRef(opts.Swagger(), key, spec.MustCreateRef(path.Join(definitionsPath, newName))); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}

	return nil
}

func importNewRef(entry sortref.RefRevIdx, refStr string, opts *FlattenOpts) error {
	var (
		isOAIGen bool
		newName  string
	)

	debugLog("resolving schema from remote $ref [%s]", refStr)

	sch, err := spec.ResolveRefWithBase(opts.Swagger(), &entry.Ref, opts.ExpandOpts(false))
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("could not resolve schema: %w", err)
	}

	// at this stage only $ref analysis matters
	partialAnalyzer := &Spec{
		references: referenceAnalysis{},
		patterns:   patternAnalysis{},
		enums:      enumAnalysis{},
	}
	partialAnalyzer.reset()
	partialAnalyzer.analyzeSchema("", sch, "/")

	// now rewrite those refs with rebase
	for key, ref := range partialAnalyzer.references.allRefs {
		if err := replace.UpdateRef(sch, key, spec.MustCreateRef(normalize.RebaseRef(entry.Ref.String(), ref.String()))); err != nil {
			return fmt.Errorf("failed to rewrite ref for key %q at %s: %w", key, entry.Ref.String(), err)
		}
	}

	// generate a unique name - isOAIGen means that a naming conflict was resolved by changing the name
	newName, isOAIGen = uniqifyName(opts.Swagger().Definitions, nameFromRef(entry.Ref))
	debugLog("new name for [%s]: %s - with name conflict:%t", strings.Join(entry.Keys, ", "), newName, isOAIGen)

	opts.flattenContext.resolved[refStr] = newName

	// rewrite the external refs to local ones
	for _, key := range entry.Keys {
		if err := replace.UpdateRef(opts.Swagger(), key,
			spec.MustCreateRef(path.Join(definitionsPath, newName))); err != nil {
			return err
		}

		// keep track of created refs
		resolved := false
		if _, ok := opts.flattenContext.newRefs[key]; ok {
			resolved = opts.flattenContext.newRefs[key].resolved
		}

		debugLog("keeping track of ref: %s (%s), resolved: %t", key, newName, resolved)
		opts.flattenContext.newRefs[key] = &newRef{
			key:      key,
			newName:  newName,
			path:     path.Join(definitionsPath, newName),
			isOAIGen: isOAIGen,
			resolved: resolved,
			schema:   sch,
		}
	}

	// add the resolved schema to the definitions
	schutils.Save(opts.Swagger(), newName, sch)

	return nil
}

// importExternalReferences iteratively digs remote references and imports them into the main schema.
//
// At every iteration, new remotes may be found when digging deeper: they are rebased to the current schema before being imported.
//
// This returns true when no more remote references can be found.
func importExternalReferences(opts *FlattenOpts) (bool, error) {
	debugLog("importExternalReferences")

	groupedRefs := sortref.ReverseIndex(opts.Spec.references.schemas, opts.BasePath)
	sortedRefStr := make([]string, 0, len(groupedRefs))
	if opts.flattenContext == nil {
		opts.flattenContext = newContext()
	}

	// sort $ref resolution to ensure deterministic name conflict resolution
	for refStr := range groupedRefs {
		sortedRefStr = append(sortedRefStr, refStr)
	}
	sort.Strings(sortedRefStr)

	complete := true

	for _, refStr := range sortedRefStr {
		entry := groupedRefs[refStr]
		if entry.Ref.HasFragmentOnly {
			continue
		}

		complete = false

		newName := opts.flattenContext.resolved[refStr]
		if newName != "" {
			if err := importKnownRef(entry, refStr, newName, opts); err != nil {
				return false, err
			}

			continue
		}

		// resolve schemas
		if err := importNewRef(entry, refStr, opts); err != nil {
			return false, err
		}
	}

	// maintains ref index entries
	for k := range opts.flattenContext.newRefs {
		r := opts.flattenContext.newRefs[k]

		// update tracking with resolved schemas
		if r.schema.Ref.String() != "" {
			ref := spec.MustCreateRef(r.path)
			sch, err := spec.ResolveRefWithBase(opts.Swagger(), &ref, opts.ExpandOpts(false))
			if err != nil {
				return false, fmt.Errorf("could not resolve schema: %w", err)
			}

			r.schema = sch
		}

		if r.path == k {
			continue
		}

		// update tracking with renamed keys: got a cascade of refs
		renamed := *r
		renamed.key = r.path
		opts.flattenContext.newRefs[renamed.path] = &renamed

		// indirect ref
		r.newName = path.Base(k)
		r.schema = spec.RefSchema(r.path)
		r.path = k
		r.isOAIGen = strings.Contains(k, "OAIGen")
	}

	return complete, nil
}

// stripPointersAndOAIGen removes anonymous JSON pointers from spec and chain with name conflicts handler.
// This loops until the spec has no such pointer and all name conflicts have been reduced as much as possible.
func stripPointersAndOAIGen(opts *FlattenOpts) error {
	// name all JSON pointers to anonymous documents
	if err := namePointers(opts); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	// remove unnecessary OAIGen ref (created when flattening external refs creates name conflicts)
	hasIntroducedPointerOrInline, ers := stripOAIGen(opts)
	if ers != nil {
		return ers
	}

	// iterate as pointer or OAIGen resolution may introduce inline schemas or pointers
	for hasIntroducedPointerOrInline {
		if !opts.Minimal {
			opts.Spec.reload() // re-analyze
			if err := nameInlinedSchemas(opts); err != nil {
				return err
			}
		}

		if err := namePointers(opts); err != nil {
			return err
		}

		// restrip and re-analyze
		var err error
		if hasIntroducedPointerOrInline, err = stripOAIGen(opts); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}

	return nil
}

// stripOAIGen strips the spec from unnecessary OAIGen constructs, initially created to dedupe flattened definitions.
//
// A dedupe is deemed unnecessary whenever:
//  - the only conflict is with its (single) parent: OAIGen is merged into its parent (reinlining)
//  - there is a conflict with multiple parents: merge OAIGen in first parent, the rewrite other parents to point to
//    the first parent.
//
// This function returns true whenever it re-inlined a complex schema, so the caller may chose to iterate
// pointer and name resolution again.
func stripOAIGen(opts *FlattenOpts) (bool, error) {
	debugLog("stripOAIGen")
	replacedWithComplex := false

	// figure out referers of OAIGen definitions (doing it before the ref start mutating)
	for _, r := range opts.flattenContext.newRefs {
		updateRefParents(opts.Spec.references.allRefs, r)
	}

	for k := range opts.flattenContext.newRefs {
		r := opts.flattenContext.newRefs[k]
		debugLog("newRefs[%s]: isOAIGen: %t, resolved: %t, name: %s, path:%s, #parents: %d, parents: %v,  ref: %s",
			k, r.isOAIGen, r.resolved, r.newName, r.path, len(r.parents), r.parents, r.schema.Ref.String())

		if !r.isOAIGen || len(r.parents) == 0 {
			continue
		}

		hasReplacedWithComplex, err := stripOAIGenForRef(opts, k, r)
		if err != nil {
			return replacedWithComplex, err
		}

		replacedWithComplex = replacedWithComplex || hasReplacedWithComplex
	}

	debugLog("replacedWithComplex: %t", replacedWithComplex)
	opts.Spec.reload() // re-analyze

	return replacedWithComplex, nil
}

// updateRefParents updates all parents of an updated $ref
func updateRefParents(allRefs map[string]spec.Ref, r *newRef) {
	if !r.isOAIGen || r.resolved { // bail on already resolved entries (avoid looping)
		return
	}
	for k, v := range allRefs {
		if r.path != v.String() {
			continue
		}

		found := false
		for _, p := range r.parents {
			if p == k {
				found = true

				break
			}
		}
		if !found {
			r.parents = append(r.parents, k)
		}
	}
}

func stripOAIGenForRef(opts *FlattenOpts, k string, r *newRef) (bool, error) {
	replacedWithComplex := false

	pr := sortref.TopmostFirst(r.parents)

	// rewrite first parent schema in hierarchical then lexicographical order
	debugLog("rewrite first parent %s with schema", pr[0])
	if err := replace.UpdateRefWithSchema(opts.Swagger(), pr[0], r.schema); err != nil {
		return false, err
	}

	if pa, ok := opts.flattenContext.newRefs[pr[0]]; ok && pa.isOAIGen {
		// update parent in ref index entry
		debugLog("update parent entry: %s", pr[0])
		pa.schema = r.schema
		pa.resolved = false
		replacedWithComplex = true
	}

	// rewrite other parents to point to first parent
	if len(pr) > 1 {
		for _, p := range pr[1:] {
			replacingRef := spec.MustCreateRef(pr[0])

			// set complex when replacing ref is an anonymous jsonpointer: further processing may be required
			replacedWithComplex = replacedWithComplex || path.Dir(replacingRef.String()) != definitionsPath
			debugLog("rewrite parent with ref: %s", replacingRef.String())

			// NOTE: it is possible at this stage to introduce json pointers (to non-definitions places).
			// Those are stripped later on.
			if err := replace.UpdateRef(opts.Swagger(), p, replacingRef); err != nil {
				return false, err
			}

			if pa, ok := opts.flattenContext.newRefs[p]; ok && pa.isOAIGen {
				// update parent in ref index
				debugLog("update parent entry: %s", p)
				pa.schema = r.schema
				pa.resolved = false
				replacedWithComplex = true
			}
		}
	}

	// remove OAIGen definition
	debugLog("removing definition %s", path.Base(r.path))
	delete(opts.Swagger().Definitions, path.Base(r.path))

	// propagate changes in ref index for keys which have this one as a parent
	for kk, value := range opts.flattenContext.newRefs {
		if kk == k || !value.isOAIGen || value.resolved {
			continue
		}

		found := false
		newParents := make([]string, 0, len(value.parents))
		for _, parent := range value.parents {
			switch {
			case parent == r.path:
				found = true
				parent = pr[0]
			case strings.HasPrefix(parent, r.path+"/"):
				found = true
				parent = path.Join(pr[0], strings.TrimPrefix(parent, r.path))
			}

			newParents = append(newParents, parent)
		}

		if found {
			value.parents = newParents
		}
	}

	// mark naming conflict as resolved
	debugLog("marking naming conflict resolved for key: %s", r.key)
	opts.flattenContext.newRefs[r.key].isOAIGen = false
	opts.flattenContext.newRefs[r.key].resolved = true

	// determine if the previous substitution did inline a complex schema
	if r.schema != nil && r.schema.Ref.String() == "" { // inline schema
		asch, err := Schema(SchemaOpts{Schema: r.schema, Root: opts.Swagger(), BasePath: opts.BasePath})
		if err != nil {
			return false, err
		}

		debugLog("re-inlined schema: parent: %s, %t", pr[0], asch.isAnalyzedAsComplex())
		replacedWithComplex = replacedWithComplex || !(path.Dir(pr[0]) == definitionsPath) && asch.isAnalyzedAsComplex()
	}

	return replacedWithComplex, nil
}

// namePointers replaces all JSON pointers to anonymous documents by a $ref to a new named definitions.
//
// This is carried on depth-first. Pointers to $refs which are top level definitions are replaced by the $ref itself.
// Pointers to simple types are expanded, unless they express commonality (i.e. several such $ref are used).
func namePointers(opts *FlattenOpts) error {
	debugLog("name pointers")

	refsToReplace := make(map[string]SchemaRef, len(opts.Spec.references.schemas))
	for k, ref := range opts.Spec.references.allRefs {
		if path.Dir(ref.String()) == definitionsPath {
			// this a ref to a top-level definition: ok
			continue
		}

		result, err := replace.DeepestRef(opts.Swagger(), opts.ExpandOpts(false), ref)
		if err != nil {
			return fmt.Errorf("at %s, %w", k, err)
		}

		replacingRef := result.Ref
		sch := result.Schema
		if opts.flattenContext != nil {
			opts.flattenContext.warnings = append(opts.flattenContext.warnings, result.Warnings...)
		}

		debugLog("planning pointer to replace at %s: %s, resolved to: %s", k, ref.String(), replacingRef.String())
		refsToReplace[k] = SchemaRef{
			Name:     k,            // caller
			Ref:      replacingRef, // called
			Schema:   sch,
			TopLevel: path.Dir(replacingRef.String()) == definitionsPath,
		}
	}

	depthFirst := sortref.DepthFirst(refsToReplace)
	namer := &InlineSchemaNamer{
		Spec:           opts.Swagger(),
		Operations:     operations.AllOpRefsByRef(opts.Spec, nil),
		flattenContext: opts.flattenContext,
		opts:           opts,
	}

	for _, key := range depthFirst {
		v := refsToReplace[key]
		// update current replacement, which may have been updated by previous changes of deeper elements
		result, erd := replace.DeepestRef(opts.Swagger(), opts.ExpandOpts(false), v.Ref)
		if erd != nil {
			return fmt.Errorf("at %s, %w", key, erd)
		}

		if opts.flattenContext != nil {
			opts.flattenContext.warnings = append(opts.flattenContext.warnings, result.Warnings...)
		}

		v.Ref = result.Ref
		v.Schema = result.Schema
		v.TopLevel = path.Dir(result.Ref.String()) == definitionsPath
		debugLog("replacing pointer at %s: resolved to: %s", key, v.Ref.String())

		if v.TopLevel {
			debugLog("replace pointer %s by canonical definition: %s", key, v.Ref.String())

			// if the schema is a $ref to a top level definition, just rewrite the pointer to this $ref
			if err := replace.UpdateRef(opts.Swagger(), key, v.Ref); err != nil {
				return err
			}

			continue
		}

		if err := flattenAnonPointer(key, v, refsToReplace, namer, opts); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}

	opts.Spec.reload() // re-analyze

	return nil
}

func flattenAnonPointer(key string, v SchemaRef, refsToReplace map[string]SchemaRef, namer *InlineSchemaNamer, opts *FlattenOpts) error {
	// this is a JSON pointer to an anonymous document (internal or external):
	// create a definition for this schema when:
	// - it is a complex schema
	// - or it is pointed by more than one $ref (i.e. expresses commonality)
	// otherwise, expand the pointer (single reference to a simple type)
	//
	// The named definition for this follows the target's key, not the caller's
	debugLog("namePointers at %s for %s", key, v.Ref.String())

	// qualify the expanded schema
	asch, ers := Schema(SchemaOpts{Schema: v.Schema, Root: opts.Swagger(), BasePath: opts.BasePath})
	if ers != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("schema analysis [%s]: %w", key, ers)
	}
	callers := make([]string, 0, 64)

	debugLog("looking for callers")

	an := New(opts.Swagger())
	for k, w := range an.references.allRefs {
		r, err := replace.DeepestRef(opts.Swagger(), opts.ExpandOpts(false), w)
		if err != nil {
			return fmt.Errorf("at %s, %w", key, err)
		}

		if opts.flattenContext != nil {
			opts.flattenContext.warnings = append(opts.flattenContext.warnings, r.Warnings...)
		}

		if r.Ref.String() == v.Ref.String() {
			callers = append(callers, k)
		}
	}

	debugLog("callers for %s: %d", v.Ref.String(), len(callers))
	if len(callers) == 0 {
		// has already been updated and resolved
		return nil
	}

	parts := sortref.KeyParts(v.Ref.String())
	debugLog("number of callers for %s: %d", v.Ref.String(), len(callers))

	// identifying edge case when the namer did nothing because we point to a non-schema object
	// no definition is created and we expand the $ref for all callers
	if (!asch.IsSimpleSchema || len(callers) > 1) && !parts.IsSharedParam() && !parts.IsSharedResponse() {
		debugLog("replace JSON pointer at [%s] by definition: %s", key, v.Ref.String())
		if err := namer.Name(v.Ref.String(), v.Schema, asch); err != nil {
			return err
		}

		// regular case: we named the $ref as a definition, and we move all callers to this new $ref
		for _, caller := range callers {
			if caller == key {
				continue
			}

			// move $ref for next to resolve
			debugLog("identified caller of %s at [%s]", v.Ref.String(), caller)
			c := refsToReplace[caller]
			c.Ref = v.Ref
			refsToReplace[caller] = c
		}

		return nil
	}

	debugLog("expand JSON pointer for key=%s", key)

	if err := replace.UpdateRefWithSchema(opts.Swagger(), key, v.Schema); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	// NOTE: there is no other caller to update

	return nil
}
