Allow specifying type aliases to provide schema definitions #330
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This is meant to allow registering type aliases to be used when generating
Schema. It is an alternative to implementing theSchemaProviderinterface, which is not always very convenient (e.g. when dealing with types from external packages which can not be directly extended).Example usage:
Inspired from a similar feature provided in Go swag