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We have some data that's duplicated in a few places: things like tags and names are coded in the dataset jsons as well as the catalog jsons. The reasoning here is that a user should be able to use the dataset json independently. I think a good solution is that the catalog should be generated from the datasets programmatically, either on-the-fly (i.e. parse over all the dataset jsons when loading the catalog) if this is fast enough, or else on some kind of routine schedule/event trigger (if it's relatively slow to do). Hardcoding the catalog json is fine for now, but won't work once we start updating datasets.
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We have some data that's duplicated in a few places: things like tags and names are coded in the dataset jsons as well as the catalog jsons. The reasoning here is that a user should be able to use the dataset json independently. I think a good solution is that the catalog should be generated from the datasets programmatically, either on-the-fly (i.e. parse over all the dataset jsons when loading the catalog) if this is fast enough, or else on some kind of routine schedule/event trigger (if it's relatively slow to do). Hardcoding the catalog json is fine for now, but won't work once we start updating datasets.
We have some data that's duplicated in a few places: things like tags and names are coded in the dataset jsons as well as the catalog jsons. The reasoning here is that a user should be able to use the dataset json independently. I think a good solution is that the catalog should be generated from the datasets programmatically, either on-the-fly (i.e. parse over all the dataset jsons when loading the catalog) if this is fast enough, or else on some kind of routine schedule/event trigger (if it's relatively slow to do). Hardcoding the catalog json is fine for now, but won't work once we start updating datasets.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: