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gazpachoking avatar gazpachoking commented on May 22, 2024

The 'id' keyword changes the resolution scope of $refs. Your ref becomes actions#/properties/record_object. Perhaps we should be wrapping that in a RefResolutionError though.

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odise avatar odise commented on May 22, 2024

Alright. removing all id properties helps.

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Julian avatar Julian commented on May 22, 2024

Yes, that'd do this. We can leave this open so that there's a better error message if you do this, but yeah, the id property is defined by JSON Schema, you can't use it for your own purposes (and expect things to work :D). If you want something like what it looks like you're using it for, there's title and description.

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odise avatar odise commented on May 22, 2024

I don't use it at all to tell the truth. I think it came in while creating an initial schema via http://www.jsonschema.net/#. Simply removing it fixed my problem ;). Thanks a lot!

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Julian avatar Julian commented on May 22, 2024

Ouch. I see. I'll send over an email to the author. I'm reopening just so we can change this to a RefResolutionError.

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gazpachoking avatar gazpachoking commented on May 22, 2024

Should we add a cause attribute to RefResolutionError to attach the original exception? What should the message for the RefResolutionError be in these cases?

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gazpachoking avatar gazpachoking commented on May 22, 2024

Also, it seems like we might want some other attributes on the RefResolutionError, at least one that has the ref which caused the error.

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Julian avatar Julian commented on May 22, 2024

Resolution errors are errors, they're not really things that are expected to happen and to be queried at runtime like ValidationErrors.

So I don't think any sort of information is necessary on them other than a message appropriate for each possible time one can happen that the developer can decypher to see what they did wrong.

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