Greg Dennis
Greg Dennis
Weirdly, my implementation says `hostname` with empty string is valid, but `idn-hostname` with empty string is invalid. Ah! For `idn-hostname`, I'm using `System.Uri.CheckHostName()` provided by .Net. But for `hostname`, I'm...
Linking to #1510 for future reference.
The [docs](https://docs.json-everything.net/schema/basics/) explicitly state that using `decimal` was a design decision. (Yes, it's in the JSON Schema section.) This entire suite follows this philosophy that precision in JSON is more...
I could be open to this, but I would want it across the suite, not just in JsonSchema.Net. That means it would need to be Json.More.Net to be used everywhere....
Let's start there. Introducing the type to that lib isn't a breaking change, but integrating it into the others will be. That can be done later.
That's an interesting question, and I'm sure there could be use cases for it. Have you seen usages of RFC3339 duration with fractional seconds in a context where they're claiming...
That's good info. Thanks. It's probably the start of a strong case to start supporting ISO 8601 instead with the next spec version.
This issue is related to #1572.
@EasyWolf67 this is the spec repo. This here are reserved for members and other experts. Please d the contributing guide in the community repo for where you can help.
> It artificially constraints implementations for no good reason. We have a very good reason, and you stated it: it's nonsense. A duplicate ID cannot be resolved in a reliable...