Logging invalid schemas in production without throwing

[Ian Davis]

We're currently adding schema validation to a legacy codebase that has relatively little data integrity. I'd like to turn on validation in order to track down places that are calling functions with invalid inputs, but I don't actually want to throw in production. Is there an easy way to log schema validation errors without actually throwing?

Ian

[Jason Wolfe]

As of relatively recently, there is an extension point to do that: 

https://github.com/plumatic/schema/pull/365

(Assuming you want to do this with function annotations.  If you just want to do it on data coming in and out of the wire, I would probably just manually roll something with s/checker instead).  

On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 4:12 AM, Ian Davis <jung...@gmail.com> wrote:

We're currently adding schema validation to a legacy codebase that has relatively little data integrity. I'd like to turn on validation in order to track down places that are calling functions with invalid inputs, but I don't actually want to throw in production. Is there an easy way to log schema validation errors without actually throwing?

Ian

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