Describes what a subschema requires, or in a negated context, what would make
it fail. It's used to build errors in applicator error handlers that fail
when a subschema passes, such as not. Descriptions don't depend on results,
so a subschema the validator didn't evaluate can be described by its schema
location instead of its normalized output, such as the subschema of a
property that isn't present.
Describes what a subschema requires, or in a negated context, what would make it fail. It's used to build errors in applicator error handlers that fail when a subschema passes, such as
not. Descriptions don't depend on results, so a subschema the validator didn't evaluate can be described by its schema location instead of its normalized output, such as the subschema of a property that isn't present.