fix: dereference nested refs #3
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Asana Task: 🐞 In schemas/ fix dereferencing
As discussed in #2
There's a bug in how we resolve and dereference refs.
This switches to a new library, https://github.com/stoplightio/json-schema-ref-parser , which has resolving and dereferencing that work with sensible defaults, instead of having to define it ourselves.
Unfortunately, that library has a related bug, in that it also doesn't recurse to resolve nested refs if a parent extends a ref.
I filed a bug report stoplightio/json-schema-ref-parser#44 and also a partial fix stoplightio/json-schema-ref-parser#45 , but I didn't manage to fix it all the way.
This PR and bugfix is blocked until that library's maintainers finishes and merges that PR and releases a new version. Alternatively, we could write our own custom resolving and dereferencing, but that seems error prone.
I'm opening this draft PR to document where I am in the bugfix process and to make it easier to resume once the library is updated.