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QUESTION
I am trying to validate JSON Schema using another JSON Schema.
Example of JSON Schema to validate: https://jsonschema.net/home
Reference of Validation schema to validate above schema: https://github.com/ajv-validator/ajv/blob/master/lib/refs/json-schema-draft-07.json
I have a requirement where property can only be of primitive type i.e string, number, integer, boolean.
Since the root of JSON schema should have type as object and all the properties inside it will have type as primitive type, I am not sure how should I define type definition that validates the type at root level as object while type inside properties as primitive type.
Sample JSON:
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Answered 2021-Jan-14 at 02:41Start by making a copy of the draft-07 schema and give it a unique $id.
QUESTION
I'm trying to use jsonschema2pojo to generate java objects, but my array of objects is just producing a In the below example, I was expecting an example JSON:List not a new, mapped object. Is there a config setting I need to provide?
OtherLanguages POJO, and a public List otherLanguages; field.
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Answered 2020-Sep-22 at 21:12Change Array Validation to First when creating JSON Schema, then it will become a strict object.
QUESTION
I have JSON:
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Answered 2020-Jan-13 at 14:04You could try changing it to something like this:
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I'm using the following yaml in my GitHub repository to publish NuGet packages to Azure Artifacts and GitHub packages on each commit and to the official NuGet repository when I use a Git Tag.
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Answered 2019-Oct-11 at 07:57If this is not possible?
I am afraid this is impossible to do that. Since the user do not have the permissions, the secret variables GitHubUserName and GitHubPersonalAccessToken. This is the key to this issue and cannot be circumvented, if you don't want to leak your secret variables.
I guess I have to skip these steps from PR's. How can I do this?
The answer is yes.
You could use the expression evaluates the built-in variable Build.Reason to determine if the task is executing the build as part of a pull request branch policy, like:
QUESTION
Say I have following json:
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Answered 2019-Sep-17 at 19:16Initially, I added the comment to the question. Which turns out to be the solution to this question (as mentioned in question's description). I think I should further expand my proposed solution.
DTO classes:
QUESTION
I'm new to python and trying to writing a python script using jsonschema to validate a huge json output file's schema. Want to make sure my json file doesn't have any null values in it.
Wrote a method to read the schema json file and the output json file, now passed them both to validate function. There are many repeating objects in the json file. Then realized that I should write validator function/class to pass each object and keep validating them in a loop.But stuck here not sure how to do that
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Answered 2019-Sep-11 at 21:34So I am going to give an answer that relies on a 3rd party package that I really really like. I did not contribute to it but I have used it and it is very useful especially for the type of validation here.
Yes you can create a custom validator like
QUESTION
My Azure Pipelines build outputs NuGet packages in the /home/vsts/work/1/Windows folder where Windows is a matrix name (I'm running the build section of my pipeline on Windows, Mac and Linux but want to publish the NuGet packages only from my Windows build).
The docs talk about using the $(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)/*.nupkg path to pass to NuGetCommand@2. However, this points to the /home/vsts/work/1/a folder.
Is the $(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory) variable wrong because I'm using a matrix build? Is it wrong because I'm using the PublishPipelineArtifact@0 task to publish my .nupkg's?
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-18 at 08:02Because you use the matrix strategy with PublishArtifacts you have multiple artifacts, so in the second stage (the deployment stage) the 3 artifacts downloaded not to folder a in the agnet, but to the root build folder:
QUESTION
What is the correct way of validating a JSON document with values that contains line breaks, \n, using ajv?
Simplified example:
- A JSON schema defines a document that has a single property called
keythat accepts astringvalue (the schema was inferred by submitting{"key":"value"}to https://jsonschema.net) - A JavaScript object is serialized using
JSON.stringify(). As a consequence, newline characters such as\nare escaped, i.e.\\n - Ajv's validate() function is called to validate the serialized string
Snippet:
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Answered 2019-Jun-12 at 07:44I turns out that I used the wrong regex pattern. . matches any character except newline. To work around this, I changed the pattern to [\s\S], where the \s character class matches "any whitespace character" and \S character class is its negation, "any non-whitespace character". Moreover, since the pattern is defined in the value of a JavaScript object, the back slashes in \s and \S also needs to be escaped, i.e. [\\s\\S]. Consequently, the schema definition should be as follows:
QUESTION
tv4.validate will always return true. No matter if schema is valid JSON or even just dummy string. I browse stackoverflow for related issues and banUnknownProperties does not help me
As i told i even tried to change schema variable to "dummy" and tv4 still does not find error. That`s my first post on stackoverflow. Sorry if my question not clear.
Valid response will be as following
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Answered 2019-May-20 at 11:47Postman Variables are stored as strings. TV4 expects an Object.
So just try to wrap a JSON.parse over your pm.variables.get:
QUESTION
I have a problem to validate a schema json in specific situations, but i use this similar code in other test cases and i have sucess. Follows exemple where i dont have sucess to validate schema:
This code i using:
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Answered 2018-Aug-22 at 20:03Take a look into this answer
It looks like your file schemas.json/schema_cardapio_produto.json is stored in a non-UTF-8 encoding. For example in latin-1 or in other your system/OS default encoding
Hard to say why that happened, maybe different text editor was used when storing file content from clipboard. And you need to save this file back into UTF-8
If you use IntelliJ Idea IDE, you can open that json file and check bottom right corner of text editor for actual encoding
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