fix: Use @oneOf for unions #12
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I've noticed in my editor that auto-complete is mixing up the properties between the different modules. I believe this has to do with the fact that the `RepoModule` union by default uses `@anyOf`. This should help remedy that and make things less confusing for users.
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I've noticed in my editor that auto-complete is mixing up the properties between the different modules. I believe this has to do with the fact that the
RepoModuleunion by default uses@anyOf. This should help remedy that and make things less confusing for users.Using
@anyOf: