Online schema validator: Is successful validation of illegal json just a quirk or intentional about json-everything HOT 5 CLOSED

You may notice that the syntax highlighting changes when it's not valid JSON. At that point it's interpreting as YAML and sending the text through Yaml2JsonNode's converter.

In short, it's intentional, but what's happening could be made more obvious to the user.

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I've updated the site to have little language tags in the upper right of the editors. It'll change as you edit, but I was having a hard time getting them to initialize right. Not sure what the deal is, and I'm tired of fighting it.

I hate web dev. Blazor makes it a little better, but it's really just different magic.

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Whichever JsonSchema.Net version https://json-everything.net/json-schema is using

The site is always using the latest. It'll also tell you.

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The site is always using the latest. It'll also tell you.

Thanks for the clarification. I saw this, but it was unclear to me whether this is just meant to be a link to the latest nuget package on nuget.org or whether this is also signifying the JsonSchema.Net version the online validator is using.

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This is why I keep the site in the same solution. It uses the projects directly, not the Nuget packages.

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