Bugfix: Problem with items being an array of schema #521
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I think this test should be working, just like the 20 or the 21, it is quite similar but still produces a wrong result.
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My colleague @alex-pex found the bug and it fits perfectly with the other test cases |
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Please number the test correctly - the numbers refer to the actual order of the test cases, and are there to facilitate debugging. They aren't just decorative.
I would also like to do some additional testing regarding recursive schemes and interaction with the default function before this gets merged - it's somewhat complex, and if I recall correctly not quite fully covered by test cases yet, so need to make sure this doesn't break anything. There is an open bug report regarding defaults within array items.
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@erayd did you make any progress solving this issue? |
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| array(// #24 items is an array of schema | |||
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@erayd we still have the problem and no update on this issue, can you look into it? |
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@alex-pex I've looked into some of it, but not all yet - I'm woefully short of free time to work on this library. It'll happen at some point, but I can't promise when - my paid work takes priority. @shmax I don't suppose you have a spare moment to investigate this? You reviewed all the original stuff for the defaults feature, so hopefully will know what to look at... |
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Sure, I'll look into it tomorrow... |
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@erayd I spent the day working on this, but wasn't very productive (I'm currently living out of a suitcase, and the laptop I brought with me isn't set up for development, so I burnt up all my time setting up my environment). I haven't gotten as far as understanding how the recursive default stuff works, but I read through your comments on #417 and if nothing else was able to confirm that this proposed fix doesn't seem to help with that issue. I'm really crushed for time. If you're worried about #417, maybe we can see if @wlalele would be willing to add a test for it to this PR, and see if he can account for it? At this point he certainly knows more about |
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Same issue: #632 |
Hey guys @justinrainbow @bighappyface @shmax @martin-helmich,
I think this test should be working, just like the 20 or the 21, it is
quite similar but still produces a wrong result.
How could we resolve this case ? We need your help on this 馃槩