Improving 'id' schema documentation #350
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Signed-off-by: Vidit Maheshwari <[email protected]>
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Summary:
Fixes #220
This PR updates the documentation to provide clarity on the usage of the
id(or$id) field in message schemas within Fedora Messaging.Description:
This PR updates the documentation to provide clarity on the usage of the
id(or$id) field in message schemas within Fedora Messaging. Theidfield serves as a URI identifier for each schema, distinguishing between different schema packages. It is important to maintain consistency within a specific schema package while ensuring uniqueness across packages.Changes Made:
Updated the documentation to emphasize the purpose and significance of the
idfield in message schemas.