RIDDL 1.29.0 Released

RIDDL 1.29.0 is now available. This release of the RIDDL compiler and language tooling includes the following changes:

What’s New

Prettifier round-trips special-character identifiers — RIDDL identifiers may be single-quoted to carry special characters (spaces, /, @, etc.), e.g. user 'CI/CD Pipeline', and the parser accepts that form. The prettifier previously emitted such names unquoted, so parse → prettify → parse was not a round-trip — the regenerated RIDDL failed to re-parse. Identifier.format now single-quotes any name that is not a bare identifier, and the five prettifier sites that rendered names via the raw value (including user names — the reported case) now go through the quoting path. Bare names (including hyphenated names like my-entity) are emitted verbatim, so existing output is unchanged.

Whole-path quoting for path identifiers — A path reference whose component carries special characters now renders as a single quoted path — 'Domain.CI/CD Pipeline.Name' — rather than quoting each component. The parser gained a corresponding whole-path quoted form (tried after the normal dotted form, so every existing input parses unchanged), and the EBNF grammar and generated GBNF grammar were updated to match.
New public API on Identifier — Identifier.isBareIdentifier(String) reports whether a value is a bare (unquoted) identifier, matching the parser’s rule exactly ([A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_-]*, hyphens included), and Identifier.format(String) renders a value as valid RIDDL source (quoting when needed). Both are usable on JVM, JS, and Native.

Error messages and diagnostics are unchanged: identify() and message templates continue to show names in their own single quotes without double-quoting (e.g. Entity 'CI/CD Pipeline'), using the raw value.
Additive and backward compatible — no existing signatures changed.
Consumers that previously sanitized identifiers before prettifying (to work around the missing quoting) can now rely on the prettifier to preserve original names.