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Build(deps): bump ajv from 6.12.6 to 7.2.1 #391

Closed dependabot-preview[bot] closed 3 years ago

dependabot-preview[bot] commented 3 years ago

Bumps ajv from 6.12.6 to 7.2.1.

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Sourced from ajv's releases.

v7.2.1

Add tests and fix parsers compiled with ajv.compileParser from JTD schemas:

  • fail on invalid JSON:
    • trailing comma in arrays/objects
    • invalid JSON numbers
    • control characters in strings
  • fix parsing of u-escaped characters
  • do not fail on duplicate object keys (consistent with JSON.parse)

Compiled parsers are now:

  • consistent with JSON.parse in case of invalid JSON
  • only parse data that is valid for JTD schema

It is a breaking change for compiled parsers compared with 7.2.0 that was released earlier pn the same day.

v7.2.0

strictRequired option (off by default) - to log or fail if properties used in JSON Schema "required" are not defined in "properties" (@PBug90, #1403)

Compiled parsers (as fast as JSON.parse on valid JSON, but replace validation and fail much faster on invalid JSON) and serializers (10x+ faster than JSON.stringify) from JSON Type Definition schemas (#1454) - see examples in javascript and typescript

Please note: there are fixes to compiled parsers in 7.2.1

The website migrated to VuePress and documentation is restructured to make navigating Ajv documentation and learning easier - this is still work in progress, but already some improvement on the information structure. Any feedback/corrections would be very much appreciated!

Improved TypeScript support for JSONSchemaType:

  • JTDSchemaType utility type to convert your data type into the type of JTD schema, to simplify its writing and to make sure it is consistent with your data type, with type inference support for ajv methods (@erikbrinkman, #1446, #1456, #1457, #1475) - see example here
  • Alternatively, you can use JTDDataType utility type to convert your JTD schema type into the type of data (@erikbrinkman, #1458) - see this example

Other improvements by @Fdawgs (#1466), @t7yang (#1472, #1473), @koba04 (#1460)

v7.1.1

Support readonly arrays with JSONSchemaType (@LinusU, #1447)

v7.1.0

Support for JSON Type Definition RFC 8927 - a simple schema language provided as an alternative to JSON Schema.

See these docs:

Allow ":" in keyword names (#1421, @teq0)

v7.0.4

Fix: duplicate functions in standalone validation code with mutually recursive schemas (#1361) Fix: reference resolution when base URI change was not applied (#1414)

v7.0.3

Fixes:

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Commits
  • dd0eab5 7.2.1
  • 8136725 docs: hide outbound link icon from links with images
  • 8e07f30 fix: JSON parsers
  • 6cd8eb8 JSON parse tests from nst/JSONTestSuite
  • 0249f0f site: collapsible sidebar
  • 9823d1d 7.2.0
  • db553ad fix type inference for JTDSchemaType in compileParser/Serializer
  • 23293be docs: add code block header
  • 848d3f2 docs: JSONDataType
  • 0aa047b fix indentation in code samples, turn off prettier for md files
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jnv commented 3 years ago

@dependabot ignore this major version

dependabot-preview[bot] commented 3 years ago

OK, I won't notify you about version 7.x.x again, unless you re-open this PR or update to a 7.x.x release yourself.