Why do we need a collection of verb in the schema

[kvprasoon]

"Verb": {
      "required": true,
      "type": [
        "string"
      ],
      "enum": [
        "Add","Approve","Assert",
        "Backup","Block","Build",
        "Checkpoint","Clear","Close","Compare","Complete","Compress","Confirm","Connect","Convert","ConvertFrom","ConvertTo","Copy",
        "Debug","Deny","Deploy","Disable","Disconnect","Dismount",
        "Edit","Enable","Enter","Exit","Expand","Export",
        "Find","Format",
        "Get","Grant","Group",
        "Hide",
        "Import","Initialize","Install","Invoke",
        "Join",
        "Limit","Lock",
        "Measure","Merge","Mount","Move",
        "New",
        "Open","Optimize","Out",
        "Ping","Pop","Protect","Publish","Push",
        "Read","Receive","Redo","Register","Remove","Rename","Repair","Request","Reset","Resize","Resolve","Restart","Restore","Resume","Revoke",
        "Save","Search","Select","Send","Set","Show","Skip","Split","Start","Step","Stop","Submit","Suspend","Switch","Sync",
        "Test","Trace",
        "Unblock","Undo","Uninstall","Unlock","Unprotect","Unpublish","Unregister","Update","Use",
        "Wait","Watch","Write"
      ],
      "description" : "The verb of the cmdlet"
    },

Do we really need to have this in schema ? if this is for validation, can't do it separately in module generation outside of schema validation. This can be an overhead to update when new approved verb gets in to the language.
Is this given as an option to have user's own list of verbs ?

[theJasonHelmick]

The schema offers validation, verbs being one, to make the authoring process less error prone. In the case of verbs, I find it helpful incase I miss type an approved verb - but I also think it helps folks that aren't as familiar with the approved verb list. In regards to adding new verbs, this doesn't happen often, but I see your point. I was thinking we could make the schema globally available so that updates would be easier to make.

[kvprasoon]

@theJasonHelmick Thanks for the clarification.