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anyOf discriminator found but none of the alternatives match - #121
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Signed-off-by: Diya <diyasrivastava2023@gmail.com>
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This PR explores handling the
anyOfdiscriminator case where a discriminator is detected but none of the alternatives match.Issue : #94
The approach evaluates validation failures at the discriminator location for each alternative, generates the corresponding error messages, and combines them into a single error. This preserves useful context from each alternative while avoiding silent failures when discrimination does not resolve to a match.
The implementation removes the assumption of a single-property discriminator and works with the full discriminator property set, keeping localization considerations in mind.