Add pre-dereference normalization for annotation siblings in files#683
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The lift transform only ran on the root input schema, so sibling- annotated inside files loaded by json-schema-ref-parser still merged and produced suffixed duplicates (Range2, Hyperparameters1, etc.) when the root schema 'd across files. Wrap the JSON and YAML parser plugins so the transform runs on every loaded file as it's parsed.
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@LudaThomas, I just want to say "thank you". Even if the PR won't be merged, it's clear how to modify the JSON schema to avoid this problem. |
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// JSON Schema 2019-09 allows annotation siblings next to
$ref. When such// siblings are present, json-schema-ref-parser produces a fresh merged object
// for the
$ref, which breaks the referential equality the parser relies on// to emit a named reference instead of inlining the target type. By wrapping
// the
$refin a single-memberallOfbefore dereferencing, the dereferenced// pointer keeps its identity and the annotations remain on the wrapper, where
// they can attach as a property-level JSDoc comment.
see #363