Should `bundle` run `validate` first? about swagger-cli HOT 2 OPEN

My preference would be to keep them as separate commands. Many people find the validate command to be too strict, so they just use bundle. But I've also built swagger-cli to be easy for people who want to use both commands. The validate command returns a non-zero exit code if validation fails, which allows you to chain the two commands using the && operator, which is supported by all platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux, etc.):

swagger-cli validate && swagger cli bundle

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I agree you can run the two commands that way.

In my mind, tooling should encourage compliance to the specification wherever possible rather than encouraging engineers to build invalid definitions because the tooling isn't validating, when it has the ability to do so.

What about running the validation and warning to STDERR when an invalid file is detected during bundling?

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