Add 'jobs' to the meltano project json schema
See original GitHub issueThe jobs
key currently shows an error in meltano.yaml
. This is because it is missing in the schema definition.
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@pnadolny13 i don’t think it’s just feature drift related, quite a few of the top-level keys (transformers, orchestrators, etc) in the discovery jsonschema are also failing because of mismatches in required fields (i.e. getting passed an unexpected
variant
key or missing alogo_url
key).@vicradon have a peek at the Contributor Guide, particularly the prereq’s section: https://docs.meltano.com/contribute/prerequisites
That guide can help get you setup with a local dev setup and a locally built meltano. With that in place, you’ll also be able to run validation on your schema entries by running a:
@pnadolny13 might have some other tips/tricks but a local dev setup + validate_json_schema.py are the two pieces that’ll help the most I think.