Angus Hollands

@bollwyvl I'm very new to this space, so forgive me if I have got this upside down. > The big thing holding us back from _that_ is our Document vs...

@krassowski instead of embedding this information in the virtual document contents, can't we maintain that information separately? For example, in my use case for [literary](https://github.com/agoose77/literary), I have AST transformers that...

> > Having in-virtual-document directives would become problematic if these transforms become finer grained (e.g. per token). > > Could you expand on this one? @krassowski I think perhaps I'm...

> bs.pdf I know I should file a PR, but I'm currently AFK and just putting this here for future reference http://web.archive.org/web/20110401030022/http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/cohen/bs.pdf

I've just been thinking about the problem of following $id declarations during ref resolution and came across this issue. I don't think that we should recursively dereference schemas. Whilst it's...

Currently, the RefResolver doesn't handle `$id` keywords during reference resolution, or support dereferencing through `$ref` keywords. In theory this should be simple to solve: 1. Upon encountering `$id` keywords in...

I could be wrong, but from glancing over the implementation, nothing has changed w.r.t ref handling & id scoping to fix this yet (as far as I can see).

This is a commandline program which demonstrates the issue. It requires `jupyter_client` in order to connect to the running IPython kernel. You must pass the path to a kernel connection...

@MrMino is there anything I can do here to move this along?

I'm a huge :+1: on this. It's been the hardest part of learning JB - there's _lots_ of good documentation, but it's not always clear which component is the one...