Allow global.properties.core:sample_rate to be any number greater than 0 #350
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…e any number greater than 0 See sigmf#339 for discussion. There are cases where the sample rate of a system is less than 1 second. This change makes use of the JSON schema exclusiveMinimum keyword on ranges.
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Testing spec change in sigmf/SigMF#350
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This is a nice, minimal, and accurate change. I tested against a minimal sigmf-meta file with a sample rate of 1/(60*60). |
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Thanks for the PR! |
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See #339 for discussion. There are cases where the sample rate of a system is less than 1 second. This change makes use of the JSON schema
exclusiveMinimumkeyword on ranges.