Extract propertyDependencies

[gregsdennis]

This is a second attempt at #1450. Rather than start from scratch, I build upon that because I wanted to keep the build changes that @jdesrosiers made.

The idea here is that the proposal document is something that the users will be concerned about, including both a summary of why the proposal is being made and the specific changes to official documents.

There will also a be separate "decision" document (not yet added), which may just be an ADR, that goes through why this solution is being proposed, including pro/con analysis of any alternative designs. We'll continue discussing in #1443 about what this secondary document looks like.

[jdesrosiers]

This looks like a reasonable compromise to come out of our previous discussions. Thank you for that.

[gregsdennis]

Added an ADR per the changes in the template PR and #1443 (comment)

[jdesrosiers]

I'm surprised to see the ADR in the proposals folder. I would have expected it to go in the normal adr folder, but I get the motivation of wanting to keep related documents colocated.

[smheidrich]

Is there something like a tracking issue I can subscribe to in order to get notified when this makes it into JSON Schema proper? Couldn't find one via the issue search.

[gregsdennis]

This has already been merged. There are several links in the opening issue, though.

I'm not sure what you're wanting to track.

[smheidrich]

Unless I misunderstand it, what has been merged is just a proposal. The proposal itself states:

This proposal is [...] awaiting integration into the specification.

So I was wondering if there is an issue or something else I can subscribe to which pings me when that happens (or when there are updates about it). All issues about propertyDependencies itself seem to have been closed.

[gregsdennis]

There is a project for every proposal. You can see them here.

The one for propertyDependencies is here. propertyDependencies is all but complete, but we're not going to be adding any new features for the upcoming release. (The release is going to be more of a migration into this new era of stability and working out the kinks with self-publishing.)

[smheidrich]

I see, thank you!