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Clarify whether elements in /collections vs. in /collections/{collectionId} need to be consistent, but that an element being omitted from /collections but present /collections/{collectionId} still count as consistent.
This is different than Features where the interpretation is that if one is present at one location it needs to be in both.
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Removed part C from Requirement 8.
API Common Part 2 now does not say anything about consistency between /collections and /collections/{collectionId} responses. All that is required is that they both comply with the requirements in the http://www.opengis.net/spec/ogcapi-common-2/1.0/rm/collection Requirements Module. This allows a SWG to use simplified representations of the /collections/{collectionId} response in the /collections response where appropriate.
The content of that response SHALL be consistent with the content for this feature collection in the /collections response.
That is, the values for id, title, description, extent and itemType SHALL be identical and links SHALL include all links included for this feature collection in the /collections response.
There's also no mention of access mechanism links in particular needing to be included at the /collections level in any of Maps, Tiles, DGGS or Coverages, which does mean that if this information is not included at /collections, clients will have to make separate requests to individual collections to understand which access mechanisms are supported for each.
Clarify whether elements in
/collections
vs. in/collections/{collectionId}
need to be consistent, but that an element being omitted from /collections but present /collections/{collectionId} still count as consistent.This is different than Features where the interpretation is that if one is present at one location it needs to be in both.
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