Adam Altman

That's a good question. I think that example is actually a practical one as well. 👍 By the naming, did you mean **property** would be more clear? ## Context object...

Let's check: ```json { "car": { "color": "red", "year": "2020" } "house": { "color": "gray" } } ``` ```yaml type: Color propertyKey: car ``` Property | Type | Description --...

But the idea is it can take a list of keys: ```yaml includePropertyKeys: - car - house ```

I think we've resolved what to do here as mentioned in #857 -- I'm not sure this won't be covered by #781 so I think it may be safe to...

Can you show the difference in the output of wsl2 Ubuntu and windows 10? I don’t understand what you mean by the transitivity of `additionalProperties`?

These warnings are for your benefit (not because there is an issue with your definitions) -- they could be posed as "informational" instead of "warning". It is letting you know...

The reverse behavior could be `strict` mode.

Shouldn't we add this to the `spec` rule (cc @tatomyr)?

However, it is part of the spec. So I am not sure if it is an issue that it makes them fail. Adhering to the spec seems somewhat important.

There are also more drawbacks also to having more rules.