For RC2, it's enough to add a bit more description for discriminator and discriminatorValue.
Name
Type
Description
discriminator
string
The value must correspond to a name of one of the properties that are defined inside a type declaration. The discriminator facet can not be defined for inline type declarations and should only be used for scalar-valued properties.
discriminatorValue
string
You may use discriminatorValue facet if a type also defined the discriminator facet. The value of this facet should be a valid value of the property with the name equal to the value of discriminator facet; and its being used to identify the declaring type. This value should be unique in the hierarchy of the type.
Default: the name of the type where the discriminator is applied to
VasiliyLysokobylko
commented
8 years ago
The current RC1 section about Runtime Polymorphism (Discriminators) is actually not needed anymore in RC2.
For RC2, it's enough to add a bit more description for
discriminatoranddiscriminatorValue.stringdiscriminatorfacet can not be defined for inline type declarations and should only be used for scalar-valued properties.stringdiscriminatorValuefacet if a type also defined thediscriminatorfacet. The value of this facet should be a valid value of the property with the name equal to the value ofdiscriminatorfacet; and its being used to identify the declaring type. This value should be unique in the hierarchy of the type.Default: the name of the type where the discriminator is applied to