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The "filters" field in the manifest strand should be used to validate the datasets specified in the manifest #74

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cortadocodes opened this issue Apr 6, 2021 · 2 comments
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The "filters" field in the manifest strand should be used to validate the datasets specified in the manifest #74

cortadocodes opened this issue Apr 6, 2021 · 2 comments
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Feature request

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The filters field in the manifest strand should be used to validate the datasets specified in the manifest

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No validation takes place.
@cortadocodes cortadocodes self-assigned this Apr 6, 2021
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thclark commented May 10, 2021

This should be subsumed within the tag templating work for file metadata.

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Do we want to fully enable the Lucene search syntax here or just use JSON validation? @thclark

@thclark thclark removed this from Octue Board Dec 1, 2021
@thclark thclark moved this to Percolating in Octue Board Dec 1, 2021
@thclark thclark added architecture decision needed A decision is required (e.g. on UX or company policy) labels Dec 1, 2021
@thclark thclark moved this from Percolating to Priority 1 (Low) in Octue Board Dec 1, 2021
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