VDB Matrix: Vendor Data

[svonava]

Context:

• Original spreadsheet for reference.

This PR contains:

1. JSON schema that defines the vendor data we want to capture.
2. A script that converts the original spreadsheet to this new data structure (will be ran once in the moment of the switch over from the original spreadsheet to the vectorhub-powered table).
3. The actual vendor-specific JSON files.

The front-end and github->front-end sync parts will be delivered in separate PRs in parallel to this one.

[mamayer19]

If you want to use the new schema for the github action, that will have to be modified as well. It's currently using docs/tools/vdb_table/data/vendor.schema.json and not docs/tools/vdb_table/vendor.schema.json

[svonava]

@mamayer19 thanks that helped. However I introduced a regression:
https://github.com/superlinked/VectorHub/actions/runs/7410206699/job/20161978303?pr=44

I saw this trigger locally also, but can't tell why stringWithSource wouldn't succeed validation - it's declared the same way as everything else in that schema.

[mamayer19]

@mamayer19 thanks that helped. However I introduced a regression: https://github.com/superlinked/VectorHub/actions/runs/7410206699/job/20161978303?pr=44

I saw this trigger locally also, but can't tell why stringWithSource wouldn't succeed validation - it's declared the same way as everything else in that schema.

I think you are referencing these wrong. It should work with:

"license": {"allOf": [{"$ref": "#/$defs/string"}], "$comment": "About | License | The license the source code is released under." },

My bet is that none of the others work either, this is the first it hits and it exits the validation. There's only links before it, where the name of the def and the id are the same, so it validates fine. I don't think you $ref the $id. You $ref the $defs name.

[mamayer19]

I see the fix worked for the validation, so I only have 1 remaining suggestion: I highly advise against using spaces in file names, I'd rather convert everything to snake case. Spaces cause notoriously annoying issues all the time on *nix-like systems.

[svonava]

@mamayer19 nice good point, fixed