Minimal example of URL validation #2
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In case you wanted to avoid using GHAs for this. I know the point is to make the GHAs work, but it seems like a lot of work for something that can be done with relative ease. I'm sure I missed the point, but when Susan explained what she thinks is happening, I thought "why so many steps?"
And if this is close to the mark, pydantic is very extensible in the kinds of checks you can make with it.
E.g,
All you need to do is run
python validate.py ./predefined_url.json
Use Case 1: Happy Path
Output
Use Case 2: Invalid URL
Output
Use Case 3: Invalid input file
Use Case 4: Malformed JSON