Strict Validation Mode Added #64
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January 24, 2015 20:08
1. Added a Strict Validation mode. If set to true, any properties specified in config files that are not declared in the schema will result in errors. This is to ensure that the schema and the config files are in sync. This brings convict further in line with the concept of a “Schema”. By default the strict mode is set to false. 2. Added test cases for strict mode
1. Added a fix for nested validation checks. 2. Modified test case schema and config files.
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This is a pretty nice feature and would love to get it merged. Any chance for this to happen anytime soon? cc: @zaach |
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I agree it is in line with the concept of "schema" featured in |
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👍 I like it. |
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specified in config files that are not declared in the schema will
result in errors. This is to ensure that the schema and the config
files are in sync. This brings convict further in line with the concept
of a “Schema”. By default the strict mode is set to false.