Hi all, With reference to spec v2.0 section 5.4.6, I am having trouble with item 3b, where a class X has no @GroupSequence annotation, among its Default constraints are: if X has a direct superclass Y, every constraint in the group Default of Y *this rule is necessary in case Y redefines the group Default* Consider this with the concrete example in GroupSequenceIsolationTest#testCorrectDefaultSequenceInheritance3(). Here B3 extends A, whose @GroupSequence is defined as { Minimal, A }. Rule 4 says of a class X with a @GroupSequence annotation: If X does have a @GroupSequence annotation, the group Default contains every constraint belonging to every group declared by the @GroupSequence annotation. I thus conclude that Default contains for A: { Minimal, A } and that Default for B3 should contain { B3 (per rule 3a), Minimal, A } and that the validation performed at line 128 should detect violations at: nickname (group B3) size (group Minimal) name (group A) The assertions of the test, however, expect only the first two. Why is A omitted? If the sequence defined by a superclass to be respected, where is this specified? TBH I would think it would make sense, but my read of this section specifically set me down a path of removing this behavior from the Apache BVal codebase as I couldn't find a justification for it. Thanks, Matt