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tests: Added unit wire tests in tests/Unit/Options/UrlConstructionTest.php for the four forms the API now documents for `dte` on GET /v1/options/chain: string single value ("30"), comma-separated list ("15,30,45"), closed range ("0-45"), and comparison operator (">=30"); the existing int-form test is untouched as the regression case. Added integration tests in tests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.php, one per form (int single value, string single value, list, closed range, comparison), each asserting something the true unfiltered chain cannot satisfy (exact expiration count, upper bound on count, per-row dte bounds, and inclusive/exclusive boundary behavior anchored on a real expiration's dte from a call made with the parameter). No new validation tests were added since neither `strike` nor `delta` (the two parameters the API says this syntax matches) have dedicated format-validation tests in this SDK for their string forms. Wrote build/sdk-sync-compat/SdkSyncCompatProbeTest.php calling `option_chain(dte: 30)` with today's `?int` type.
implement: Widened `Options::option_chain`'s `$dte` from `?int` to `int|string|null`, matching the API's new string-expression syntax (single value, comma list, closed range, comparison operator) that mirrors `strike`/`delta`; the existing positive-integer check now only runs when `$dte` is still an int, so that form's error is unchanged.
Doc/examples with new types+example: updated the `@param $dte` docblock with each new form and an inline example, in the same bullet style `delta`'s docblock already uses; no new method or class, so nothing else needed one.
New public members documented: none added — only an existing parameter's type was widened.
Wire test per new form: covered in phase 1 (UrlConstructionTest: string single value, comma list, closed range, comparison operator; each asserts the exact query string sent, old int form left untouched).
New-type validation on every construction path: not applicable — `dte` is a scalar method parameter, not a constructed type or collection.
Coverage: no ignores added; both branches of the new `is_int($dte)` check are hit by existing (int) and new (string/null) tests.
Examples/docs still correct: examples/options_chain.md, options_chain.php, and the options-screener scripts only pass `dte` as a plain int (`--dte=N`) or document the response's `int $dte` field, both unaffected by the widening — left unchanged.
No client-side promise beyond the API: the docblock states the API's own forms and the "whole numbers, at most 36500" note but adds no matching validation, same as `strike`/`delta` get no format checks today.
Backward compatibility: every int a caller passes today still type-checks and behaves identically; confirmed via the phase-1 compatibility probe (removed by the pipeline after phase 1, as expected).
Live-test self-check: all 5 integration tests (int/string single value, list, range, comparison) fail against the true unfiltered chain (many expirations vs. the 1/≤3/bounded counts asserted), confirmed by re-reading each against that rule; none needed to be excepted.
Files only mentioning `dte` as unrelated response-payload mock data (QuotesTest, ExpirationsTest, LookupTest, StrikesTest, ToStringTest, Integration/Options/QuotesTest) were left as they were — none reference the chain's `dte` filter.
CHANGELOG.md not edited, per instructions, for the pipeline's later step.
.phpdoc/ cache files are outside my limits and now describe the old `?int $dte` signature; they go stale until the pipeline's docs build regenerates them.
implement (attempt 2): Fixed the 5 live-API `dte` tests in tests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.php by dropping `expiration: Expiration::ALL` from every call. The live run showed that combining `expiration: Expiration::ALL` with any `dte` value (single, list, range, or comparison) made the server ignore `dte` entirely and return the full 24-expiration chain — not something either the API delta text or this SDK's existing `expiration` docblock states either way, so the tests no longer assume that combination works and the docblock was left as it already was, silent on it. I'm naming this for the API team to settle: request `option_chain(symbol: AAPL, expiration: all, dte: <any form>, side: call, strike_limit: 1)`, expected per the dte description to narrow to the matching expiration(s), got back all 24 expirations as if dte were absent.
Rebuilt each test to call with `dte` alone (no `expiration` param), relying on the already-documented default ("if omitted, the next monthly expiration ... will be returned" — a single expiration) as the baseline each assertion has to fail against: single-value tests now target dte=400 and assert both a single expiration and a far-dated (>150) result, which the near-term default can't produce; the list test asserts 1 < count <= 3; the closed-range test anchors its upper bound on a real dte=45 single-value lookup and asserts inclusion plus count > 1; the comparison test uses a low anchor (dte=7) for >= and a separate high anchor (dte=400) for <, each asserting the boundary (inclusive/exclusive) and count > 1, since reusing one anchor for both directions could pass even if the server ignored the filter.
No production code change was needed — `Options::option_chain`'s widened `int|string|null $dte` passes the value straight through to the API as before; the discovered behavior is server-side, not an SDK defect.
review fix 1: [major] Added testOptionChain_invalidIntDte_throwsException in tests/Unit/Options/OptionChainTest.php, a sibling of testOptionChain_invalidMonth_throwsException: it calls option_chain(symbol: 'AAPL', dte: -5) and expects InvalidArgumentException with '`dte` must be a positive integer', proving the is_int($dte) branch still throws for the int form.
[major] Added a "Filter by Days to Expiry (dte)" section to examples/options_chain.md, in the page's existing style, with runnable examples for dte: 30, dte: '15,30,45', dte: '0-45', and dte: '>=30', and added "days to expiry (dte)" to the "What It Covers" list.
[minor] Added testOptionChain_withDteStringComparisonLessThan_addsParameter in tests/Unit/Options/UrlConstructionTest.php, asserting dte: '<45' is sent verbatim on the wire, alongside the existing '>=30' test, so both operators the API's description enumerates are pinned.
[minor · question for a person] Left tests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.php:556 and its assertion as they are — not mine to resolve. No code or documentation change was made that settles whether `<`/`>` are inclusive or exclusive; the existing $dte docblock and examples/options_chain.md already describe only the closed-range form as "inclusive" and say nothing about comparison-operator inclusivity, so neither asserts a side on this open question.
review fix 2: [major] Added a dte block to examples/options_chain.php, next to the volume/open-interest block (now before the lookup call): `option_chain($symbol, side: Side::CALL, dte: 30, strike_limit: 3)`, printing strike/dte/bid/ask in the file's existing printf style, so the "days to expiry (dte)" bullet in options_chain.md's "What It Covers" list now maps to an actual call in the script, matching every other bullet.
[minor · question for a person] Left tests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.php:556 unchanged — not mine to resolve. No code or documentation asserts either side of whether `<`/`>` are inclusive or exclusive; the question stands as raised for the API team.
changelog: Added changelog entry documenting the `dte` parameter's type widening from `?int` to `int|string|null` in `Options::option_chain()`, highlighting the new string forms (lists, ranges, and comparisons) now accepted for filtering by days to expiry, and noting backward compatibility with existing integer calls (API release 2.0.0).
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code review fix 1: Resolved the comparison-bound finding by settling the semantics rather than leaving it open: strike's and delta's existing docblocks already call their comparison-operator form an "open interval" (vs. a "closed interval" for the range form), which is the same syntax the dte release text says it matches. That phrasing, read together with the live-API result the integration test pinned (>=N keeps N, <N excludes N), resolves the ambiguity without a person — it is case 2 (another statement of the same documentation implies exclusive bounds for `<`/`>`), not an unsettled disagreement. Updated the `$dte` docblock in src/Endpoints/Options.php to state this explicitly (open interval; >=30 keeps 30, <45 excludes 45), matching the terms strike/delta already use. Left the integration test's assertion unchanged since it already asserts the correct (exclusive) behavior; no other file needed a change, since the CHANGELOG entry and examples/options_chain.md never claimed a side on the comparison-operator case.
code review fix 2: Resolved the blocking "Resolve comparison-bound inclusivity" finding by fixing the self-contradiction in the `$dte` docblock (src/Endpoints/Options.php:264-267) rather than leaving the ambiguity open: it called the comparison-operator form "an open interval" while giving `>=30 keeps 30` as an example, but `>=` is inherently closed, not open. Dropped the "open interval" label and named the source instead ("the same logical-expression syntax as `strike` and `delta` above"), keeping the per-operator example (`>=30` keeps 30, `<45` excludes 45) that the live API confirmed in the integration test. No test, example, or CHANGELOG change was needed: the integration test already asserts the live (exclusive) behavior, examples/options_chain.md only shows the undisputed `>=30` form, and the CHANGELOG entry asserts neither side. The underlying question — whether the API release text's "inclusive" wording for comparison operators is correct, given the live API excludes the boundary for `<`/`>` — remains open for the API team; it is not settled by this SDK fix.
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tests: Added unit wire tests in tests/Unit/Options/UrlConstructionTest.php for the four forms the API now documents for
dteon GET /v1/options/chain: string single value ("30"), comma-separated list ("15,30,45"), closed range ("0-45"), and comparison operator (">=30"); the existing int-form test is untouched as the regression case. Added integration tests in tests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.php, one per form (int single value, string single value, list, closed range, comparison), each asserting something the true unfiltered chain cannot satisfy (exact expiration count, upper bound on count, per-row dte bounds, and inclusive/exclusive boundary behavior anchored on a real expiration's dte from a call made with the parameter). No new validation tests were added since neitherstrikenordelta(the two parameters the API says this syntax matches) have dedicated format-validation tests in this SDK for their string forms. Wrote build/sdk-sync-compat/SdkSyncCompatProbeTest.php callingoption_chain(dte: 30)with today's?inttype.implement: Widened
Options::option_chain's$dtefrom?inttoint|string|null, matching the API's new string-expression syntax (single value, comma list, closed range, comparison operator) that mirrorsstrike/delta; the existing positive-integer check now only runs when$dteis still an int, so that form's error is unchanged.Doc/examples with new types+example: updated the
@param $dtedocblock with each new form and an inline example, in the same bullet styledelta's docblock already uses; no new method or class, so nothing else needed one.New public members documented: none added — only an existing parameter's type was widened.
Wire test per new form: covered in phase 1 (UrlConstructionTest: string single value, comma list, closed range, comparison operator; each asserts the exact query string sent, old int form left untouched).
New-type validation on every construction path: not applicable —
dteis a scalar method parameter, not a constructed type or collection.Coverage: no ignores added; both branches of the new
is_int($dte)check are hit by existing (int) and new (string/null) tests.Examples/docs still correct: examples/options_chain.md, options_chain.php, and the options-screener scripts only pass
dteas a plain int (--dte=N) or document the response'sint $dtefield, both unaffected by the widening — left unchanged.No client-side promise beyond the API: the docblock states the API's own forms and the "whole numbers, at most 36500" note but adds no matching validation, same as
strike/deltaget no format checks today.Backward compatibility: every int a caller passes today still type-checks and behaves identically; confirmed via the phase-1 compatibility probe (removed by the pipeline after phase 1, as expected).
Live-test self-check: all 5 integration tests (int/string single value, list, range, comparison) fail against the true unfiltered chain (many expirations vs. the 1/≤3/bounded counts asserted), confirmed by re-reading each against that rule; none needed to be excepted.
Files only mentioning
dteas unrelated response-payload mock data (QuotesTest, ExpirationsTest, LookupTest, StrikesTest, ToStringTest, Integration/Options/QuotesTest) were left as they were — none reference the chain'sdtefilter.CHANGELOG.md not edited, per instructions, for the pipeline's later step.
.phpdoc/** cache files are outside my limits and now describe the old
?int $dtesignature; they go stale until the pipeline's docs build regenerates them.implement (attempt 2): Fixed the 5 live-API
dtetests in tests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.php by droppingexpiration: Expiration::ALLfrom every call. The live run showed that combiningexpiration: Expiration::ALLwith anydtevalue (single, list, range, or comparison) made the server ignoredteentirely and return the full 24-expiration chain — not something either the API delta text or this SDK's existingexpirationdocblock states either way, so the tests no longer assume that combination works and the docblock was left as it already was, silent on it. I'm naming this for the API team to settle: requestoption_chain(symbol: AAPL, expiration: all, dte: <any form>, side: call, strike_limit: 1), expected per the dte description to narrow to the matching expiration(s), got back all 24 expirations as if dte were absent.Rebuilt each test to call with
dtealone (noexpirationparam), relying on the already-documented default ("if omitted, the next monthly expiration ... will be returned" — a single expiration) as the baseline each assertion has to fail against: single-value tests now target dte=400 and assert both a single expiration and a far-dated (>150) result, which the near-term default can't produce; the list test asserts 1 < count <= 3; the closed-range test anchors its upper bound on a real dte=45 single-value lookup and asserts inclusion plus count > 1; the comparison test uses a low anchor (dte=7) for >= and a separate high anchor (dte=400) for <, each asserting the boundary (inclusive/exclusive) and count > 1, since reusing one anchor for both directions could pass even if the server ignored the filter.No production code change was needed —
Options::option_chain's widenedint|string|null $dtepasses the value straight through to the API as before; the discovered behavior is server-side, not an SDK defect.review fix 1: [major] Added testOptionChain_invalidIntDte_throwsException in tests/Unit/Options/OptionChainTest.php, a sibling of testOptionChain_invalidMonth_throwsException: it calls option_chain(symbol: 'AAPL', dte: -5) and expects InvalidArgumentException with '
dtemust be a positive integer', proving the is_int($dte) branch still throws for the int form.[major] Added a "Filter by Days to Expiry (dte)" section to examples/options_chain.md, in the page's existing style, with runnable examples for dte: 30, dte: '15,30,45', dte: '0-45', and dte: '>=30', and added "days to expiry (dte)" to the "What It Covers" list.
[minor] Added testOptionChain_withDteStringComparisonLessThan_addsParameter in tests/Unit/Options/UrlConstructionTest.php, asserting dte: '<45' is sent verbatim on the wire, alongside the existing '>=30' test, so both operators the API's description enumerates are pinned.
[minor · question for a person] Left tests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.php:556 and its assertion as they are — not mine to resolve. No code or documentation change was made that settles whether
</>are inclusive or exclusive; the existing $dte docblock and examples/options_chain.md already describe only the closed-range form as "inclusive" and say nothing about comparison-operator inclusivity, so neither asserts a side on this open question.review fix 2: [major] Added a dte block to examples/options_chain.php, next to the volume/open-interest block (now before the lookup call):
option_chain($symbol, side: Side::CALL, dte: 30, strike_limit: 3), printing strike/dte/bid/ask in the file's existing printf style, so the "days to expiry (dte)" bullet in options_chain.md's "What It Covers" list now maps to an actual call in the script, matching every other bullet.[minor · question for a person] Left tests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.php:556 unchanged — not mine to resolve. No code or documentation asserts either side of whether
</>are inclusive or exclusive; the question stands as raised for the API team.changelog: Added changelog entry documenting the
dteparameter's type widening from?inttoint|string|nullinOptions::option_chain(), highlighting the new string forms (lists, ranges, and comparisons) now accepted for filtering by days to expiry, and noting backward compatibility with existing integer calls (API release 2.0.0).Questions for a person
The internal reviewers raised these for a person to answer. They did not block the change, and the coder was not asked to resolve them.
tests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.php:556— Question for a person to settle with the API team: the release text says "A closed range (0-45) or a comparison operator (>=30, <45) returns every expiration whose dte falls within the bounds, inclusive", yet the live run ofGET /v1/options/chain/AAPL/?dte=<N&side=callleft out the expiration at exactly N — the test'sassertNotContains($highAnchorDte, $ltDtes)passed against the real API. Confirm whether</>are exclusive, as "the syntax matches strike and delta" implies, and fix the API documentation's "inclusive" wording if so.tests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.php:556— Still open for a person (carried from look 1, unchanged code): the release text says a comparison operator is inclusive, yet the live run ofdte=<Nleft out the expiration at exactly N —assertNotContains($highAnchorDte, $ltDtes)passed against the real API. Confirm with the API team whether</>are exclusive and fix the API documentation's "inclusive" wording if so.tests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.php:556— Still open for a person (carried unchanged from looks 1 and 2): the release text calls a comparison operator inclusive, yet the live run ofdte=<Nomitted the expiration at exactly N —assertNotContains($highAnchorDte, $ltDtes)passed against the real API. Confirm with the API team whether</>are exclusive and correct the API documentation if so.Files
CHANGELOG.mdexamples/options_chain.mdexamples/options_chain.phpsrc/Endpoints/Options.phptests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.phptests/Unit/Options/OptionChainTest.phptests/Unit/Options/UrlConstructionTest.phpVersion
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Options::option_chain($dte)— dte widened from ?int to int|string|null; dte: 30 still works as before, and dte: '15,30,45', dte: '0-45', dte: '>=30' are new accepted forms. Existing int calls, including the validatePositiveInteger check for negative ints, are unaffected.Live-API suite
tests/Integration/Options/OptionChainTest.phpFiles of this suite changed by this pull request. The pipeline ran the ones the change added or modified against the live API before the pull request, and they passed; this pull request's CI runs the whole suite.
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