* Added import statements to the Yamlator schema syntax that support importing one or more types * Added namespaces to the import statements with the `as` keyword * Improvements to the loading of rulesets to allow for schema files to be less restrictive in the order resources are defined. * Improvements to the grammar file to include new terminals and remove duplicate constructs
0.3.1
* Added top level validation to Yamlator to support data structures that may not be an object or a map * Minor docstring and structure improvements in the `tests/` module * Improvements to the codebase docstrings
0.3.0
* Added the `union` data type to the schema to allow a key to be more than one specific type * Reduced the constraints on the `install_requirements` in `setup.py` * Minor fixes and improvements to the overall codebase
0.2.2
* Added support for Python 3.6+ by removing the `__future__` and `dataclass` imports from the codebase * Downgraded pylint in the developer dependencies to allow for Python 3.6 to run locally
0.2.1
* Improved the Yamlator grammar to allow rule names to accept options including symbols, unicode, spaces and dashes. Any YAML key that contains spaces, must be enclosed in double quotes * Upgraded the Ubuntu version on the publish workflow
0.2.0
* Added `strict` keyword to rulesets to enable strict mode, which will raise a strict violation for every field not defined in the ruleset * Added `strict` keyword to schema to enable strict mode, which will raise a strict violation for every field not defined in the schema block * Added new example [strict_mode](./example/strict_mode/) to the `example` directory * Updated GitHub workloads to use the latest actions * Fixed bug with rule definitions where field names with similar character patterns to types would create two separate rules