Add the title tag to the Array () definition within a schema block #1443
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Nice idea. |
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This is similar to #1497 We will definitely consider this feature for this but a little bit later. Before, we want to clean up other PRs and release 2.0. |
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Closing in favour of #1497 , but thank you very much for being part of the project (and sorry for the very, very slow response) |
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When defining multi-dimensional arrays within a schema, the "Array ()" blocks do not currently show any attached title information about the array levels. This PR adds the contents of a title element just underneath each "Array ()" level to assist readability. This provides a layout like the following: