Strict mode

[Cyri-L]

How do we force strict mode on the schemas ? Meaning that unspecified keys are unauthorized ? Thanks a lot

[molnarg]

Did you try "*": null ?

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23:51):

How do we force strict mode on the schemas ? Meaning that unspecified keys
are unauthorized ? Thanks a lot

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#46.

[Cyri-L]

The problem is that by putting "*":null you allow properties to have value == void 0, which is not equal to !hasOwnProperty. Where should I add this feature into your structure?

[molnarg]

Null should mean that there's no such property. Undwfined means it has one,
but the value is null or undefined. If it doesn't work that way, it's
probably a bug.

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The problem is that by putting "*" you allow properties to have value ==
void 0, which is not equal to !hasOwnProperty. Where should I add this
feature into your structure?

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#46 (comment).

[Cyri-L]

Thank you, unfortunately it doesn't fully work. "*":null prevents from adding unspecified keys but the errors related to those additional keys are not reported into .errors() function

[harmvandendorpel]

I think this should be achieved by using the property additionalProperties. Don't know where to set its value though.

"This provides a default property definition for all properties that are
not explicitly defined in an object type definition. The value must be a
schema. If false is provided, no additional properties are allowed, and the
schema can not be extended. The default value is an empty schema which
allows any value for additional properties. "