Remove fallback data types from specification #248
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@normanrz Please take a look. |
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None of the completed/in-progress implementations have implemented fallback data type support, to my knowledge, and they can't really be implemented based on the current spec given that it is not specified how fill values are handled if a fallback data type is used.
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Fixed changelog entry. |
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None of the completed/in-progress implementations have implemented fallback data type support, to my knowledge, and they can't really be implemented based on the current spec given that it is not specified how fill values are handled if a fallback data type is used.