Greg Dennis
Greg Dennis
Resolved with #848
No. I started some Spectral stuff a year or so ago, but never got beyond a start. Feel free to overwrite what I've done.
How would I (the user) distinguish unit tests from integration tests? For example, I'm running this from a .Net project where all tests are run under a "unit test" framework.
Also probably related to #413
I notice that none of these proposals have the test result deltas (+/-). I rather like having those.
This isn't a concern. Meta-schema validation isn't required when processing a schema, so most of the time it's skipped. This also means that when validating a schema against its meta-schema,...
Generally, yes. When validating a schema, the schema takes the role of the instance, and the meta-schema takes the role of the schema. But that doesn't mean that the implementation...
Okay, so let's take an example. Suppose you (the user) have this instance: ```json { "foo": "bar" } ``` And you want to validate it against the schema: ```json {...
> fetch it No, the spec explicitly warns implementations not fetch _any_ reference. However, many implementations still do, and ideally such functionality is disabled by default. Even if you were...
> a custom meta-schema DOESN'T NECESSARILY point back to one of the known meta-schemas Walk me through how a custom meta-schema pointing to itself would work? How do I know...