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nimbus-schemas
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This directory contains a package of schemas published to various repositories for use by different parts of the Mozilla Nimbus experimentation ecosystem.
From project root (i.e., parent to this directory)
make schemas_install
make schemas_check
make schemas_code_format
make schemas_build
make schemas_build_npm
Contains schemas describing analysis results, metadata, and errors from Jetstream.
The build and deployment occurs automatically through CI. A deployment is triggered on merges into the main
branch when the version number changes. Schemas are published to various repos for access in different languages.
mozilla-nimbus-schemas
uses a date-based versioning scheme (CalVer
). The format is yyyy.m.MINOR
, where m
is the non-zero-padded month, and MINOR
is an incrementing number starting from 1 for each month. Notably, this MINOR
number does NOT correspond to the day of the month. For example, the second release in June of 2023 would have a version of 2023.6.2
.
VERSION
file in this directory../scripts/set_schemas_version.sh <version>
echo <version> > ./schemas/VERSION
make schemas_version
Published to PyPI as mozilla-nimbus-schemas
Published to NPM as @mozilla/nimbus-schemas
Not yet implemented.
FAQs
Schemas used by Mozilla Nimbus and related projects.
We found that nimbus-schemas demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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