2.0.8

2.0.8- 2026-10-01

Added

Changed

• Resolve the OpenAPI nullable keyword through allOf/oneOf/anyOf, if/then/else and $ref/$dynamicRef/$recursiveRef ancestors, to any depth and in any order. nullable on a schema composed through these keywords now applies to the value they describe, for both the type and enum keywords.
• nullable on a container no longer applies to the values described by its properties, items and additionalProperties subschemas. Previously a nullable container made an inline (non-$ref) child accept null. Schemas relying on that must declare nullable on the child itself.
• oneOf no longer requires exactly one matching branch when the value is null and a nullable ancestor permits it. Every branch accepts null in that case, so {"nullable": true, "oneOf": [ ... ]} previously reported that more than one branch matched. Branch errors are still reported when no branch matches.
• nullable no longer applies inside a not subschema, so {"nullable": true, "not": {"type": "string"}} now accepts null where it previously reported a not error.
• With typeLoose enabled, the string "null" no longer satisfies an enum on a nullable schema. {"enum": ["a"], "nullable": true} previously accepted the string "null" as well as an actual null; only an actual null is accepted now.