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However, on the docs.nest.land page neither of those fields are mentioned. The documentation instructs us to use releaseType and check. Which one is it?
Assuming one of the mentioned pairs is deprecated (as opposed to a crazy typo), I feel like the schema.json file should reflect the previous version as deprecated, making a reference to the current property names that should be used. The documentation site should do the same.
It's frustrating that I have to currently have to include both versions of the aforementioned properties, since I have not the slightest clue which is deprecated and which is current. I'm sure I can't be the only user affected by this.
Thank you.
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[eggs.json] inconsistent configuration info in schema.json and docs.nest.land
[egg.json] inconsistent configuration info in schema.json and docs.nest.land
Oct 7, 2022
Upon further inspection, I just realized that the homepage and repository properties are also inconsistent in the same manner as above. In the schema.json it includes the repository property, but none named homepage. On the documentation site, it states homepage is "usually a link to a repository", but makes no mention of a property named repository.
The official
schema.json
file (0.3.10) lists the propertiesbump
andcheckAll
.However, on the docs.nest.land page neither of those fields are mentioned. The documentation instructs us to use
releaseType
andcheck
. Which one is it?Assuming one of the mentioned pairs is deprecated (as opposed to a crazy typo), I feel like the schema.json file should reflect the previous version as deprecated, making a reference to the current property names that should be used. The documentation site should do the same.
It's frustrating that I have to currently have to include both versions of the aforementioned properties, since I have not the slightest clue which is deprecated and which is current. I'm sure I can't be the only user affected by this.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: