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non-active columns being returned from /defs/columns route #193
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I believe that this is expected and desirable behavior. This is the defs routes for columns and there would otherwise be no way to access this information. We could add a filter option for status. |
That would certainly be helpful. I use this defs route to define my ‘denominator’ for normalizing package time series. Now, that code is not correct
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I believe that this is expected and desirable behavior. This is the defs routes for columns and there would otherwise be no way to access this information. We could add a filter option for status.
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Ah, better to use the columns route for this purpose. That should only return active |
I’m a dumbass! Thats’s what I actually use. Some Friday confusion…
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Ah, better to use the columns route for this purpose. That should only return active
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example:
https://dev.macrostrat.org/api/v2/defs/columns?project_id=1
returns columns with both 'obsolete' and 'in process' statuses
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