Andreas Haller
Andreas Haller
> Looks like it might have been an OpenAPI feature that they removed? That is correct. It was removed in OpenAPI 3.1, because you can just use multiple types.
There is an [example how one could handle `readOnly: true`](https://github.com/davishmcclurg/json_schemer/blob/master/test/json_schemer_test.rb#L230-L258) via the `before_property_validation` option that was added in https://github.com/davishmcclurg/json_schemer/pull/77 in one of the tests. ~~This covers my use case for...
If someone is interested in this as well: Actually using the added hooks to hack in `readOnly` behaviour did not work in my case, because is not called on sub-schemas...
Me and @mbrendler just figured out that the bug was introduced in https://github.com/DSSWG/DSS/commit/c0e27bf7a130b61bb10ea4364ad0c373d6bd5b3b, we are taking a deeper look at this right now. Ping here, if you have any thoughts.
#69 fixes this for multiline comments that look like: ``` css /* * @name Foo */ ``` …but it still fails for a syntax like mentioned in the README: ```...
Do you have plans how to solve this?
Ping @darcyclarke :heart: :tulip: :fireworks: :tokyo_tower:
This project has become pretty stale. – Do you think #68 should be done before trying to solve this within the current implementation?
@operatino Do you just want to add a new field, called "custom" in your example? – This is doable by adding a parser like: ``` var dss = require('dss'); dss.parser('custom',...
@sumeetattree I am currently not using fast_jsonapi :/