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I like this, I understand that |
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Also maybe instead of just having this information at |
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Thanks for your feedback. About your first proposition, the objective is to add more values for this field in the future, even if the first use meets a need for Long Term Archiving. Thus we could have the following first 2 values :
About your second point, indeed, it would be useful to allow it at asset level. I will change in this way. |
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I would find it appealing to work with flags (bools) here maybe mostly due to machine readability (developers accessing/evaluating data). I am aware that the common practice is that of values you are suggesting, so this more to consider and use whats best. Don't know if |
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For context: The property is very similar or related to:
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Agreed with Matthias. |
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I would like to add some context: This PR stems from the discussion around the new STAC-based interfaces for the Copernicus ground segment services, especially the LTA service, where a strict separation of semantics between products and orders exists. The intention of Also, as LTA clients are generally more interested in products and their online/offline states, not deriving this information from other properties was considered more appropriate. Apart from that I agree, that this falls into the activating offline assets use case. |

Add 'availability' field to define the direct availability of item's assets for download. Authorized values are "online' or "offline'.
It could be extended with other possible values in the future.
More details in Readme