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github.com/open-telemetry/build-tools/schemas
A lightweight schema tool Docker image, published as otel/build-tool-schemas to Docker Hub.
Command line options: --file path to the schema file to check --version expected schema version number. Optional. If provided the schema version is checked inside the file.
To check that a file is a valid Schema file do this:
docker run --rm -v<some-path>:<some-path> -w<some-path> otel/build-tool-schemas [OPTION] --file=<some-path>/<schemafilepath> [other options]
For help try:
docker run --rm otel/build-tool-schemas --help
To build the Docker image locally run:
docker build schemas/. -t build-tool-schemas
To run the Docker image locally and check schema file version 1.9.0 do this:
docker run -v=/your-path-to-spec-repo/opentelemetry-specification/schemas/:/schemas build-tool-schemas --file /schemas/1.9.0 --version=1.9.0
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