Added function to register and clear external schema in the language service Interface #187
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@microsoft-github-policy-service agree |
Fixed indentation
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@aeschli Could you please take a look when convenient? |
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@rahulbanerjee26 I'd rather avoid extra API just for convenience. In the end it's API to maintain. |
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This pull request adds a couple of functions to the Json Language Service Interface
Right now, if a user wants to register or clear schemas, the only way to do it is by using
configure. Sinceconfigureoverwrites previously registered schemas, this would require the user to maintain a list of schemas and update it accordingly and use it along withconfigure.I noticed JSONSchema service has some utility functions that could make the above process easier. Please let me know your thoughts or if I misunderstood something and if there is currently a way to register/clean schemas without having to maintain a list of schemas.