Closed MartinKowa closed 1 year ago
@MartinKowa have a look at how the CI works for this repo - it uses a different CLI tool to validate that a given yaml file confirms to the provided schema. That's probably the easiest approach for you as well - I'm not familiar with pykwalify sorry!
@joellabes Thanks a lot! That worked for us.
Hello!
Goal
We are currently trying to implement a CI-Job which checks our .yml files against the schemas of this repo.
What we tried
Our approach was Pykwalify, it takes in a .yml file (or .json) to check and a .yml file to check against.
Translating the .json schemas to .yml files in a syntax required by Pykwalify did not pose a big challenge except for one thing: You can not translate the "oneOf" blocks to YAML (or at least do not know of a workaround).
Furthermore, changes to the schemas would require to adjust the .yml files for Pykwalify manually, which we would like to avoid.
Question
Has anyone implemented such a job in their project or has ideas to resolve the just mentioned problems we are facing?