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JSON lacks a native date data type, necessitating the use of strings or numbers to represent temporal data. While ISO 8601 is the industry standard for string-based date representation, the core JSON specification does not enforce a specific format for these values. When implementing strict validation using JSON Schema, there is a need to ensure that date st
Goal Reduce notification noise in alerting systems by enforcing a consistent payload structure. Constraint JSON Schema’s default keyword is documented as documentation, not enforcement. Some validators apply defaults automatically while others ignore them, creating unpredictable behavior. Trade‑off Implicit defaults can fill missing data and reduce false pos
JSON Schema offers two documented mechanisms for fields that downstream processing expects to always exist: the required keyword, which fails validation when a property is absent, and the default keyword, which supplies a fallback value. Deciding which one owns completeness guarantees is the core design choice. Under the draft-07 through 2020-12 meta-schemas
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