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When we need the descriptor as scope for an inner-descriptor, we can use the value of the parent as scope or as default value... At this example we used lang and rdfType at "source level", as default value for the "field level".
This discussion was converted from issue #852 on January 03, 2024 09:11.
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We can interpret the Frictionlessdata general principles of simplicity, extensibility and reuse as rationale to the "hierarchical principle"... Or, in a most direct analogy with CSS (or JSON-LD, Microdata, etc.) reuse the parent as default value.
We can evoke the hierarchical principle for frictionlessdata/datapackage#42 (
lang
use) and frictionlessdata/datapackage#343 (rdfType
use).When we need the descriptor as scope for an inner-descriptor, we can use the value of the parent as scope or as default value... At this example we used
lang
andrdfType
at "source level", as default value for the "field level".Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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