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Support JSON Schema in determineScalarType #2

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P0lip commented Jan 21, 2020

@nulltoken what do you think?
Using JSON Schema is more strict, therefore I expect the change might be painful.

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@P0lip I like it!

Using JSON Schema is more strict, therefore I expect the change might be painful.

Maybe prep up a migration strategy with an optional switch for next major version set to 'Core' by default and warning users that they should test their own use cases with the 'JsonSchema' value (and report weird bugs). And then set 'JsonSchema' as the default for vn+1?

Few additional thoughts:

  • Do we also support octal and hex representations of an int?
  • I believe the Spectral doco should eventually point out to some sections of the YAML specs in order to make it clear what's supported/expected and what's not.

case DetermineScalarSchema.Core:
return determineScalarTypeForCoreSchema(node);
case DetermineScalarSchema.Json:
return determineScalarTypeForJsonSchema(node);

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throw on default to protect from future mistakes?

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