re-unite meta-schema #1610
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re-unite meta-schema #1610
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Relequestual
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@jdesrosiers I've updated the $-keyword restriction using your suggestion. It's a bit direct, but simple is probably better anyway. |
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Refactor
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Summary
Re-unites the meta-schema into a single file since vocabularies are a proposal now. We will likely split it back up again when we figure out vocabs, but for now it doesn't make sense to have them separated.
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x-*keywords$*keywordsDoes this PR introduce a breaking change?