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Remove ability to ingore files from spec validation #56647
Remove ability to ingore files from spec validation #56647
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Pinging @elastic/es-core-infra (:Core/Infra/Build) |
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LGTM
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Thanks for following up on this, Jake. 👍
An ignore parameter was originally added to the ValidateJsonAgainstSchemaTask to allow the build to pass for REST specs that did not properly validate against the schema. Since the introduction of this task, all schemas that did not validate have been fixed to now validate properly. This commit removes the ability to ignore specific files for validation. This allows any consumers the assurance that all REST specs validate against the schema.
An ignore parameter was originally added to the ValidateJsonAgainstSchemaTask to allow the build to pass for REST specs that did not properly validate against the schema. Since the introduction of this task, all schemas that did not validate have been fixed to now validate properly. This commit removes the ability to ignore specific files for validation. This allows any consumers the assurance that all REST specs validate against the schema.
An ignore parameter was originally added to the ValidateJsonAgainstSchemaTask to allow the build to pass for REST specs that did not properly validate against the schema. Since the introduction of this task, all schemas that did not validate have been fixed to now validate properly. This commit removes the ability to ignore specific files for validation. This allows any consumers the assurance that all REST specs validate against the schema.
Thanks @jakelandis 👍 |
@jakelandis Can we remove the |
@mark-vieira - not yet. The backport PRs failed to pass. I have a 7.x only PR that will fix them, but it is still under for review : #56736 |
…56691) An ignore parameter was originally added to the ValidateJsonAgainstSchemaTask to allow the build to pass for REST specs that did not properly validate against the schema. Since the introduction of this task, all schemas that did not validate have been fixed to now validate properly. This commit removes the ability to ignore specific files for validation. This allows any consumers the assurance that all REST specs validate against the schema.
…56690) An ignore parameter was originally added to the ValidateJsonAgainstSchemaTask to allow the build to pass for REST specs that did not properly validate against the schema. Since the introduction of this task, all schemas that did not validate have been fixed to now validate properly. This commit removes the ability to ignore specific files for validation. This allows any consumers the assurance that all REST specs validate against the schema.
…56689) An ignore parameter was originally added to the ValidateJsonAgainstSchemaTask to allow the build to pass for REST specs that did not properly validate against the schema. Since the introduction of this task, all schemas that did not validate have been fixed to now validate properly. This commit removes the ability to ignore specific files for validation. This allows any consumers the assurance that all REST specs validate against the schema.
An ignore parameter was originally added to the ValidateJsonAgainstSchemaTask
to allow the build to pass for REST specs that did not properly validate
against the schema.
Since the introduction of this task, all schemas that did not validate have
been fixed to now validate properly.
This commit removes the ability to ignore specific files for validation. This
allows any consumers the assurance that all REST specs validate against the schema.