Resolve references in anyOf schema keys. #93
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I think a better approach might be to figure out exactly how the In the meantime I think this change makes sense and we can continue to add additional support on an as needed basis. |
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I found that the
resolve_schema_referencesmethod doesn't expand JSON schema references inanyOfblocks. I added a newSchemaKeyto make sure we recursively expand those$refblocks.Are there other keys we should also think about (e.g.
allOf,oneOf)? Is there a more generalized approach used elsewhere in Singer for navigating the tree we should consider?