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Allow subsets per data source, for example bag.streets, bag.buildings, tgn.places, tgn.terms, et cetera. An owner can make as many sub sources, as long as he owns the parent source (or maybe subsources are created implicitly when adding PITs or relations to them). Users can query on parent sources (source=bag or source=bag.*), or on a single subsource (source=bag.streets).
This is a good idea, because:
Some data sources consist of different types of data, with different meta data (in data field) per PIT
Using subsources, Core itself can add a subsource for inferred relations (e.g. tgn.places.inferred)
It's easy to update/delete a subset of your data, without touching the rest
For gemeentegeschiedenis I had to make 2 datasets: 1 for the actual gemeentes and 1 for the geometries. I can imagine that doesn't make sense to users.
With tgn I was breaking my head over the question how to add foreign places without creating yet another dataset with a name like 'tgn-not-nl'. This idea sounds like just the solution I was looking for!
How much time will it take to make this work? Should we not concentrate on other issues first?
Idea:
Allow subsets per data source, for example
bag.streets
,bag.buildings
,tgn.places
,tgn.terms
, et cetera. An owner can make as many sub sources, as long as he owns the parent source (or maybe subsources are created implicitly when adding PITs or relations to them). Users can query on parent sources (source=bag
orsource=bag.*
), or on a single subsource (source=bag.streets
).This is a good idea, because:
data
field) per PITtgn.places.inferred
)@mmmenno, @phpetra, @wires what do you think?
This should be implemented in API, IO, Core and Viewer as well!
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