Use null instead of 'null' in null objects schema #40
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Thanks for the changes. LGTM
null is a valid type allowed by JSON Schema (because it is a JSON Object) and the OAS (3.0.X - note we are not compliant with versions 3.1.X) imposes that the type used in type must conform to the defined type for the Schema Object.
FTR: OAS 3.1.X does support the
nulltype doing something like:type: ["null", "string"], sonullableis deprecated. We should state somewhere that the yielded OAS is 3.0.X-compliant, so that client can adapt their tooling.
Once we add nullable: true we are adding "null" to the list of strings allowed in the property type. So, given that the only allowed value for a type: "null" is, actually, the literal null, the changes in this PR seem to be OK.
However, note that this fine-grained semantic validation is not implemented in most of the editors, as the vast majority only leverage the lexical/syntactic level. For instance, the examples in this PR (pre PR and post PR) will both be "correct" in, for example, Swagger Editor,
Signed-off-by: Miguel A. Cabrera Minagorri <mcabrera@vmware.com>
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Signed-off-by: Miguel A. Cabrera Minagorri mcabrera@vmware.com
Description of the change
Null objects were being set as
"null"(note string) instead ofnullinto the schema. This PR fixes that and sets it properly.Benefits
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package.jsonandpackage-lock.jsonaccording to semver.testsfoldernpm test