Greg Dennis
Greg Dennis
> If this was the $ref keyword, that statement would be false `$ref` is different because it's attempting to resolve a schema, and it can do so using fragments. `$schema`...
> a metaschema need not have a $schema keyword (no change from today) This one concerns me. Surely a meta-schema needs to trace back to one of the meta-schemas we...
> you can't find embedded schemas until you know the dialect Over all of the drafts (at least since draft 4, use of earlier specs is a rare find), `$schema`...
@jdesrosiers I think the only way to do it would be just to trust it. `$schema` would point to a subschema, you resolve it, and then assume it's a schema,...
> $vocabulary is what defines a dialect. But vocabs are removed in the next release. We can't say this until vocabs are reintroduced/replaced.
> The root schema is the top-level schema resource for the schema in question Then you have a problem with the next sentence that says that a root schema is...
I think this was likely cleared up by #1537. @json-schema-org/spec-team can someone verify, please?
We can rerun it from our end, but you can also close then reopen the PR. It'll fail if the PR hasn't been open for two weeks. It's a policy...
Thanks for the report. I'll work this in.
Most of the libraries in this project are AOT compatible, but the schema generation library is not. It uses a lot of reflection to do its job. I currently have...