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CQL2: Permission 3 (binary comparison operators for time instants) targeting clients? #719

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jerstlouis opened this issue Jun 29, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #729
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If permission 3 /per/basic-cql2/time-instant-comparison is intended to be a permission for the clients, then this should really be a requirement for the server.

In lieu of using the formal temporal operators, binary comparison operators may be used to evaluate simple temporal predicates (rule: binaryComparisonPredicate) involving time instants (rule: instantLiteral).

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cportele commented Jul 4, 2022

Meeting 2022-07-04: The permission is not a permission for the server and will be converted to informative text that clarifies that all implementations have to support comparisons of instants (and clients make use of that capability).

cportele added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 4, 2022
Permission `/per/basic-cql2/time-instant-comparison` is not a permission for the server. It is converted to informative text that clarifies that all implementations have to support comparisons of instants (i.e., clients can make use of that capability).

Closes #719
Features Part 3: Filtering / Common Query Language (CQL2) automation moved this from To be drafted to Done Jul 4, 2022
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