fix(to-json-schema): do not mark exactOptional entry as required JSON property #1220
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Thank you for your contribution! Not sure how we could miss that. I will merge it before releasing the next version of the package. |
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This PR fixes
convertSchemato no longer markexactOptionalobject properties as required properties in the output JSON Schema.See playground example —
{}is clearly a valid value according to the schema, but the generated JSON Schema would reject this as it requires thek2property.