feat: add all protocol binding schemas

[jonaslagoni]

Description
This PR adds the JSON schema files from the bindings repository.

Things to figure out in this PR:

• Where should we place these files?
  • We could have them in /bindings/protocol, however, how do you reference specification extension? While they rarely, if ever change, using https://raw.githubusercontent.com/asyncapi/asyncapi-node/v2.7.7/schemas/2.0.0.json#/definitions/specificationExtension seems wrong in some sense, if it's part of spec v3 🤔

Things to figure out after this PR:

• How to version the binding schemas alongside spec schemas

Related issues
Partly solves asyncapi/bindings#113

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[jonaslagoni]

Thanks @dalelane 🙏

/rtm

[derberg]

@jonaslagoni why does it go to next-major-spec? why not master?

[jonaslagoni]

@jonaslagoni why does it go to next-major-spec? why not master?

It was honestly more on the cautious side I choose to target that branch. Mainly because we still have no idea how to actually do the setup yet. So pairing it with a distant release in the future where we have time to figure out the right approach made the most sense 🙂

[derberg]

makes sense, but why not next-major instead? integrating binding schemas are not related to spec evolution, but just the json schema evolution

[jonaslagoni]

makes sense, but why not next-major instead? integrating binding schemas are not related to spec evolution, but just the json schema evolution

Hmm, that could have worked as well yes, did not really think about it.

An upside to having it in the next-major-spec branch is it will be used more or less right out the gates because the parser already has a specific branch for this. But we could do that for next-major as well, so yea 🤷

It will be more convenient for me to work on it from the next-major-spec branch, but correctly, it should probably reside in next-major 🤔 Up to you 🙂

[derberg]

next-major is also supported out of the box. Branch and config is there, both for this project and parser.

So in the end it is up to you not me as you do the work on integrating bindings, you know what is your target. I just think it would be beneficial to introduce it earlier as yeah 3.0 is not happening too soon.

[smoya]

@jonaslagoni @derberg Shall we also serve these via https://asyncapi.com/bindings as we do for schemas and definitions?

[jonaslagoni]

@jonaslagoni @derberg Shall we also serve these via https://asyncapi.com/bindings as we do for schemas and definitions?

I would say so yes 🙂

[derberg]

yup, there are just not yet integrated with main schema

[smoya]

@jonaslagoni @derberg Shall we also serve these via https://asyncapi.com/bindings as we do for schemas and definitions?

I created a follow up issue on this @jonaslagoni @derberg asyncapi/website#870

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