fix(objectschema)!: omit id from schema returned by without + only#195
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anything left to do here? or does anyone else need to look at this? |
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@aboutlo thoughts? |
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Hey @esatterwhite thank you for your PR 💪 Could you add the changes in the documentation aka:
Then I can merge and make a release with these breaking changes and the drop of the old node versions |
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the methods without and only return new schema objects with the same id that was found on the original. In terms of schema reuse, this creates two different schemas with the same id which is technically invalid. Additionally, it was not possible to set the id property on an object schema that had properties defined. This problem originates from the setattribute function which will always set the attribute on the schema properties if they are defined. In the case of the object schema, this is almost always the case. This changes the id function on the object schema to always generate a new schema with the id set on the object schema rather than its properties BREAKING CHANGE: ObjectSchema.id() will always set the id on the root object BREAKING CHANGE: ObjectSchema.without() will omit id from the return schema BREAKING CHANGE: ObjectSchema.only() will omit id from the return schema
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This doesn't actually work on node 12 anymore
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the methods without and only return new schema objects with the same id that was found on the original. In terms of schema reuse, this creates two different schemas with the same id which is technically invalid. Additionally, it was not possible to set the id property on an object schema that had properties defined. This problem originates from the
setattributefunction which will always set the attribute on the schema properties if they are defined. In the case of the object schema, this is almost always the case. This changes the id function on the object schema to always generate a new schema with the id set on the object schema rather than its propertiesBREAKING CHANGE: ObjectSchema.id() will always set the id on the root object
BREAKING CHANGE: ObjectSchema.without() will omit id from the return schema
BREAKING CHANGE: ObjectSchema.only() will omit id from the return schema
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