# Schema Keywords

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### The anyOf keyword

Terraform has limited support for the `anyOf` keyword due to its type system, which is less flexible than the JSON Schema type system. For instance, managing `anyOf` with multiple subtypes requires a large set of combined types, leading to practical and implementation challenges.

Consider replacing `anyOf` in the schema with `oneOf` or `allOf`. This adjustment aligns with Terraform's capabilities, namely, using `oneOf` for union types and `allOf` for intersection types.

For more guidance or to discuss schema adaptations, contact our support team at support@speakeasy.com.

### The oneOf keyword

In Terraform, the `oneOf` keyword is defined as a `SingleNestedAttribute`, where each potential child is represented by a unique key. To ensure compliance with `oneOf` semantics, Speakeasy adds `conflicts-with` plan validators to confirm that only one of these keys is active at any given time.

If a `oneOf` keyword is declared at the root level of an entity, the Speakeasy generator extracts common property attributes and duplicates them into the root level. This is important if, for instance, a common `id` property is required for making read, update, or delete requests.

### The allOf keyword

For the `allOf` keyword, Speakeasy merges all subschemas into a single combined attribute, creating a unified schema component that encapsulates all specified properties.