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Document the ory.sh/kratos object (schema extensions) with a schema #1476

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space88man opened this issue Jul 25, 2023 · 1 comment
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space88man commented Jul 25, 2023

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Describe your problem

The ory.sh/kratos object used in Identity Schema Extension is not clearly defined but instead is presented by example and in several locations. See the discussion here: ory/kratos#3389

It would be useful for a single JSON schema to be used to describe the properties and types allowed in this object.

Describe your ideal solution

A JSON schema for the object used as a ory.sh/kratos property

Workarounds or alternatives

See by example what properties this object contains as listed in the discussion ory/kratos#3389

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v1.0.0

Additional Context

In the examples, the ory.sh/kratos property suddenly pops up as it is needed for Identity Schema Extensions. There isn't a section in the documentation that clearly defines the purpose and schema of this object.

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@vinckr vinckr transferred this issue from ory/kratos Jul 26, 2023
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vinckr commented Jul 26, 2023

Thanks for the issue!
I transferred it to /docs as it just documenting something that is implemented.
I am not sure where to look but if anyone reading this wants to work on this and needs help with our docs, let me know!

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