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Relative vs absolute link edits #953
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Co-authored-by: Matthias Mohr <[email protected]>
best-practices.md
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## Use of links | |||
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The main catalog specification allows both relative and absolute links, and says that `self` links are not required, but are | |||
The main STAC specifications allow both relative and absolute links, and says that `self` links are not required, but are |
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Maybe The main STAC specifications allow
-> The STAC specification allows
What is meant by main
? Are there other specifications in play here?
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I'll work to clarify this. Catalog, Item and Collection are all technically their own 'spec', designed to potentially use stand alone, so that's all I meant. I was changing it to not seem like it was implying just the 'catalog' spec. But I see how 'main' is confusing.
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LGTM! Checked with PySTAC validation, looks like the jsonschema
Python lib has no problems with it.
As @jbants is also using PySTAC internally, I think we can merge. |
Related Issue(s): #952 , #957
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