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Original text:
The SARIF validator (https://sarifweb.azurewebsites.net/Validation) gives a "SARIF1015: Certain URIs are required to be absolute" on PACKAGEROOT from the SARIF fragment below. I believe this should be allowed. The Sarif.Multitool validator (which I'm guessing the web site is based on) produces the same error.
The check could simply be a uri needs to be absolute if there is not a uriBaseId.
It is legal to have a relative URI even in uriBaseId is missing. The check needs to be specific to this situation: within originalUriBaseIds, the top-level URI needs to be absolute and all others need to be relative.
Original text:
The SARIF validator (https://sarifweb.azurewebsites.net/Validation) gives a "SARIF1015: Certain URIs are required to be absolute" on PACKAGEROOT from the SARIF fragment below. I believe this should be allowed. The Sarif.Multitool validator (which I'm guessing the web site is based on) produces the same error.
The check could simply be a uri needs to be absolute if there is not a uriBaseId.
Also the web page requires the use of the .sarif extension and does not allow files with the .sarif.json extension.
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