A Python package providing JSON support files from the JSON Schema Specifications, including metaschemas and vocabularies, packaged for runtime access as a referencing-based Schema Registry. Current version: 2025.9.1. Release cadence: Regular updates with recent releases in 2025 and 2024.
pip install jsonschema-specificationsVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates how to import the package and access a specific schema for validation purposes.
Consult the `jsonschema_specifications` documentation for the updated method to retrieve schemas. The `get_schema` functionality may have been moved to a submodule (e.g., `jsonschema_specifications.schemas.get_schema`) or replaced by an alternative API.
Upgrade to Python 3.9 or later to ensure compatibility.
Update code to use the new API for accessing schemas; consult the library's release notes or documentation for the updated method of retrieving specifications.
Downgrade the `jsonschema` package to a version below 4.0, for example: `pip install 'jsonschema<4.0'` or `pip install -U 'jsonschema<4.0'`. Alternatively, update your code to no longer rely on `jsonschema.compat` if possible.
Ensure you are importing `validate` from `jsonschema.validate` instead of directly from `jsonschema`: `from jsonschema import validate`. If the issue persists, try upgrading `jsonschema` to the latest version: `pip install --upgrade jsonschema`.
Ensure all `$ref` paths are correct and accessible. For local files, provide an appropriate base URI or load referenced schemas into the resolver's registry explicitly. For remote references, configure a custom resolver or ensure the URIs are resolvable. Consider using `referencing.Registry` to manage your schemas.