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there's lots of changes still needed here, but it's a great first start!
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| "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema", | |||
| "$id": "https://cle.example.com/schema/cle-1.0.0.schema.json", | |||
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yeah, i think this needs to be an actual URL on tc54.org. @stevespringett, can we get this (and the spec) deployed there?
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Thanks @ljharb for the initial review. I have made the definitions more clear. There are still property definitions without types. These are needed because of how |
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@stevespringett to get the schema domain at tc54.org |
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This JSON Schema can be used to check the syntax of a CLE document. Some remarks:
https://cle.example.com/schema/cle-1.0.0.schema.jsonfits to the specification document, but the hostname looks a bit random.