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Add json schema for built-in feature filters #903
Add json schema for built-in feature filters #903
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Should we name the file name Microsoft.Targeting.*?
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I am ok with naming the file with "Microsoft.xxx". We don't have Microsoft prefix for feature flag and feature management schema. Should we change them all?
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We don't have Microsoft prefixed to feature flag or feature management anywhere. It's just branding. For filters, Microsoft.Targeting is the actual complete name users put in their feature flags and we expect from the code.
If we do change the name, it will be unclear this is about filters, so we probably can put them in a subfolder, eg., FeatureManagement/FeatureFilters.