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@epoberezkin Hi I'm currently working on an application that manages sets of schemas grouped into namespaces defined by the application. Each schema within a namespace has an associated `$id`; with...

For convenience, the following is reference data I've been using to test. ```json { "nodeId": "1", "nodes": [ { "nodeId": "2", "nodes": [] }, { "nodeId": "3", "nodes": [] },...

@epoberezkin Hey, thanks for the reply. Just as a follow up, I have since tried to replace the `$recursiveRef` with `$ref` (which is permissive of arbitrary JSON pointers) and have...

@epoberezkin Hey, thanks for the response. I'm not familiar with `$dynamicRef` but will take a look. > you can do what you need by splitting element schema to a separate...

@epoberezkin Hi, was just looking into this issue again, and seem to be having some success using the `2020-12` draft, replacing `$recursiveAnchor` and `$recursiveRef` for `$dynamicAnchor` and `$dynamicRef` respectively. The...

Hi, Yes, this tool currently doesn't support source map transformations. The source maps emitted by the TypeScript compiler are almost assured to be out of sync with the output bundle....

Hi, This tool does support single and multiple file bundling. However, the AMD loader is written in either case. Are you suggesting that the AMD loader should be omitted when...

Hi, Thanks for drafting up the issue. The behavior of whether a `define('main', ...)` is produced is actually a decision made of the TypeScript compiler. It's behavior is to only...

Yes, let me have a think about it. I'll leave this issue open and try to take a look at it this next week. I think options 2 and 3...

This looks quite interesting. TypeScript-Bundle avoids testing for various JS environment conditions (such as require.main) but does provide a proxy for CommonJS require as a fallback for when the bundles...