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Awesome, it is works on my project |
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oh, wow. i can try to review this in the weekend, pre-@Cy6erBr4in :) but it's a start! $ref is rather a core component for obvious reasons |
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There are any progress on this task? |
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First pass at getting $ref support.
Punting on absolute URIs (or $ref value not starting with '#') by allowing the caller to pass a schema_loader_fun function that will return the schema JSON object, if found.
Appreciate any feedback!