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Link relation types #311
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Motion passed by the OGC Naming Authority (OGC-NA):
Impact on Features Core: Keep "conformance", "items" and "data" for backwards compatibility. Add the new link relation types prefixed with "ogc-" once the issue in OGC API Common has been resolved. |
New OGC link relation types will be registered with the OGC-NA under http://www.opengis.net/def/rel.
This is related to #502. |
Correction: It should be http://www.opengis.net/def/rel and not https://www.opengis.net/def/rel I see the 'Input Error' at http://www.opengis.net/def/rel/ and will fix it. We missed it during the recent upgrade. |
Thanks @ghobona - I have corrected the URIs in my comment above. |
Thanks. The register's URI has now also been fixed. |
A little late but I don't remember if we discussed this... |
We did not really discuss this in the past. I considered it early and decided not to propose it, because the description in the (former) OpenSearch is quite closely tied to that spec. But the registered description isn't so with hindsight we should have used that instead of inventing our "items" link relation type. But if we have to switch from "items" to something else anyhow, we could also switch to "search" instead of "http://www.opengis.net/def/rel/ogc/1.0/items". |
@cportele that would be my vote ... just to play kosher with IANA! ;) |
Meeting 2021-08-02: Keep this open for decision for 1.1.0. Also wait for what is happening with Common. On the use of |
See opengeospatial/ogcapi-common#76.
Since this is mainly a general OGC API topic, please add general discussion in the OGC API Common issue and not here.
This issue is mainly a placeholder for now. Once we have an agreement on the approach for new link relation types in OGC API standards, we can discuss here how we handle our three new link relation types in Core.
If the result is a name change for "conformance", "items" and/or "data", we could deprecate these types in a new version, require using of the new types, but still require for compatibility with existing clients that servers would also create duplicate links with the deprecated types.
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