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That's odd. Can you post a sample of how you're calling JSON Schema $Ref Parser? I suspect that it may be something wrong with the parameters or usage.
Also, are you running this in Node.js or in a web browser?
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I'm just using it like this:
refParser.dereference('/schemas/a.json', (err, schema) => {
if (err) {
console.error(err)
}
else {
console.log(schema)
}
})
running in a web browser. I will do more testing tomorrow if you say it's supposed to work.
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Yeah, that should totally work. I do essentially that same thing all the time. And I have plenty of tests that cover that use-case as well. There's gotta be some difference we're missing here.
Can you try using the un-minified version of JSON Schema $Ref Parser and then stepping into the code to see what's going on?
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I'm closing this since I had to move to something else. I was probably using it wrong...
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