Dear frictionless data community,
I am currently realizing my first frictionless project and I came across a problem:
My datapackage consists of a bunch of raw data files in ./data/raw and a bunch of processed files in ./data. I would like to include both raw data and processed data in the datapackage.json for completeness and documentation purpose. However, when I do so validation fails for obvious reasons (the raw data is in bad shape hence the processing). So here is my question: Is it possible to set a flag in the resource definition in datapackage.json to indicate that the corresponding resource should be skipped during datapackage validation?
Any help is appreciated :)
All the best.
Ben
Dear frictionless data community,
I am currently realizing my first frictionless project and I came across a problem:
My datapackage consists of a bunch of raw data files in
./data/rawand a bunch of processed files in./data. I would like to include both raw data and processed data in thedatapackage.jsonfor completeness and documentation purpose. However, when I do so validation fails for obvious reasons (the raw data is in bad shape hence the processing). So here is my question: Is it possible to set a flag in the resource definition indatapackage.jsonto indicate that the corresponding resource should be skipped during datapackage validation?Any help is appreciated :)
All the best.
Ben