Josh Rickard
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* feat: Adding atomic-red-team JSON Schema defintions * feat: Adding validate.py script to validate all atomics against the defined schema * feat: Adding validate-schema GitHub Workflow action to validate on every push to the repo * ci: Updated the validate-schema workflow to support and use Ruby instead of python * fix: Updated schema to remove schema draft version (not necessarily needed) and update to remove elevation_required as a required defined property * fix: Removed the yaml schema version * docs: Adding start of README * fix: Adding an updated/better version of the python validation but may ultimately be removed * feat: Adding Ruby version of validate.rb script * fix: Removing files not needed since we are changing to github action and using the new validation code * fix: Adding the yaml schema file back and removed the json version * docs: Updated README with documentation * fix: Updating schema to use new format validator * fix: Updated validate.rb to verify that the Technique IDs are in the correct format. * fix: Upating validate.rb to raise execptions so that failures flow up to the GitHub Action workflow * fix: Updated all tests that have input_arguments not conformaing to schema defintion for type value of path * fix: Updating the Validaton README for typos * fixL: Minor updates to the schema * minor schema changes * github actions fix * schema changes --------- Co-authored-by: MSAdministrator <MSAdministrator@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Carrie Roberts <clr2of8@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Hare Sudhan <code@0x6c.dev>
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