Jerome St-Louis
Jerome St-Louis
@cportele Ah okay. I did find this on Wikipedia ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Projection_(mathematics), as an extension of the general mathematical concept to relational databases. > For relational databases and query languages, the...
@pvretano I like _Property selection_. Does this really have to be a whole new extension? Couldn't it be an extra conformance class of a future revision of Core? We need...
> Core is and should always be restricted to the capabilities that every implementation has to support. That is why it is called "Core" Is that really the case though?...
@pvretano The document boilerplate and process overhead associated with extensions is far from small and concise though. I would see the conformance classes as LEGOs, and the extensions as LEGO...
Waking this thread up ahead of the November 2021 sprint as we are implementing support for this. I am guessing the proposal should now be kebab-cased `omit-geometry`, and perhaps `omit-properties`...
@jvanulde Yes that is how it's already done, but the use case for `omit-properties` is when you have either a very long list of properties, or you don't even have...
@pvretano Yes I think `omit-geometry` would omit all of them. The idea with `omit-properties` is that you could omit specific geometry per their names. (To clarify, we already implement `properties`...
Happy to see this being raised again as I had raised the [same issue](https://github.com/opengeospatial/ets-ogcapi-features10/issues/133#issuecomment-778218936) identified during compliance testing with the ETS. `"item"` is used for the templated links in _Tiles_...
@cportele Yes, I understand that _Features_ specifies ([req 32](http://docs.opengeospatial.org/is/17-069r3/17-069r3.html#_operation_7)) a fixed path of `/items/{featureId}` (which a client / test suite can rely on), and that an API definition would document....
@cportele > To use fixed paths for the resources in Features (except for the API definition) was a conscious design decision to make APIs more predictable for client developers and...