Bharat Chauhan

How are you editing the schema currently?

What you've written is unnecessarily complicated and, not to mention, results in error. Instead of patching `RequestHandler._execute` method, you should instead perform the authentication checks in the [`RequestHandler.prepare`](https://www.tornadoweb.org/en/stable/web.html#tornado.web.RequestHandler.prepare) method of...

When an app accepts requests for wildcard hosts, an attacker can send their own controlled domain in the `Host` header. This becomes a problem if the application relies on `request.host`...

> it's perfectly legitimate (and common in my experience) for Tornado apps to serve multiple hostnames from one Application object. For allowing multiple hosts, we can take ideas from Django's...

The validator can't know which subschema the user has selected (because that info is UI related and is never transferred to the backend). So we have to loop over all...

@rafa-camargo I like this idea. Though I do have a question: Does it only work with `object` subschemas? What happens when `anyOf` has `array` subschemas?

Hi @sshishov. Sorry for getting back to you so late. I've never used Pydantic. So you'll have to give me some examples, use-cases etc so I know how `django-jsonform` can...

You'll have to write custom CSS for that. Maybe in future you'll be able to set custom classes on particular objects/arrays so you can apply different styles to different objects.

I'm unable to reproduce this. It's working fine in the playground. You can also test your schema in the [playground](https://bhch.github.io/react-json-form/playground/#5-multi-select-choices) (be sure to make it valid json i.e. use double...

This might be a bug or it might be the expected behaviour. I don't think the form will populate the defaults on updates. E.g. let's say a user has de-selected...