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Highlight discriminator properties in oneOf, allOf, anyOf objects #3691
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Sep 26, 2025

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I'm not sure I understand the change. What does discriminator
represent?
@taranvohra when dealing with oneOf, allOf, anyOf schemas, the discriminator is what helps you identify which property in the alternatives objects (ie. schemas/objects listed in oneOf, allOf, anyOf) that identify the data/object type. Basically, it's the property that helps discriminate between each of the objects contained within the oneOf, allOf, anyOf list. |
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