fix: correct wrong behavior of the key property named deprecated (#626) #651
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This pull request introduces changes to handle the
deprecated
property in JSON schemas more effectively. The main updates include modifications to the validation logic, test snapshots, and end-to-end tests.Handling
deprecated
property:src/validator.ts
: Added a check to ensure that ifdeprecated
is present inproperties
, it returns true, allowing the schema validation to pass.Test updates:
test/__snapshots__/test/test.ts.md
: Updated the snapshot to include thedeprecated
property in the expected output.test/e2e/deprecated.ts
: Added a new test case for thedeprecated
property, including a default value and type definition.Spec OpenAPI
According to the OpenAPI 3.1 specification, the
deprecated
property is a valid keyword in schemas and operation objects. This update ensures that the validation logic properly recognizesdeprecated
as a legitimate property, preventing unnecessary errors when processing OpenAPI-compliant JSON schemas.Reference: OpenAPI 3.1 Specification - Operation Object
fix #626