Update to json schema v6 #3860
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Running this test in isolation caused issues when calling Deployer::get() as the underlying $instance was still uninitialised
… smoke testing as part of the version 6 release of json-schema
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So can we try to update? |
We are planning to release the v6 soon. Once available I can update this PR to use |
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@DannyvdSluijs 6.0.0 was released on 30th July |
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json-schemaintegration.This Draft PR is part of the smoke testing of the json-schema v6 release. The smoke testing entails seeing if any issues arise when updating the biggest (by stars) dependencies to the
v6.0.0-beta. Obviously this should not be merged in this state, but the pipeline results might help us catch any issues early on.The question for now would be to approve the pipeline in order to see the results.