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I have tried looking at all of the documentation available, but am still confused on this.
I have a command schema that uses an Avro reference in a Union to allow for a closed list of different commands to pass through this topic.
For example, the user.commands-value schema refers to the user.commands.register-user schema as an allowed value. Here's what the schema registry provides when I download the schema:
{
"doc": "Schema for the user commands topic",
"fields": [
{
"doc": "The particular command that has been sent.",
"name": "command",
"type": [
"register_user"
]
}
],
"name": "value",
"namespace": "user.commands",
"type": "record"
}
With jackdaw I have no problem loading a schema that does not use a reference.
If I try to load this one that references another schema, then I get a parse error saying the name "register_user" is undefined.
I am trying to understand if jackdaw supports avro references, if so what do I need to do? If not, am I better off just using a union without references?
Thank you for working on jackdaw,
Cameron
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello!
I have tried looking at all of the documentation available, but am still confused on this.
I have a command schema that uses an Avro reference in a Union to allow for a closed list of different commands to pass through this topic.
For example, the user.commands-value schema refers to the user.commands.register-user schema as an allowed value. Here's what the schema registry provides when I download the schema:
With jackdaw I have no problem loading a schema that does not use a reference.
If I try to load this one that references another schema, then I get a parse error saying the name "register_user" is undefined.
I am trying to understand if jackdaw supports avro references, if so what do I need to do? If not, am I better off just using a union without references?
Thank you for working on jackdaw,
Cameron
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: