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At now, they are validators in place for some of the rsdmx classes (mapped to the different SDMX information model classes). For some data providers, it seems there is not a full SDMX compliance (in term of SDMX-ML format), which can be blocker in rsdmx, because of the default SDMX compliance validation. It has been the case in the past for some data providers (e.g. WorldBank, EUROSTAT), and the validation were deactivated.
At now, they are validators in place for some of the rsdmx
classes
(mapped to the different SDMX information model classes). For some data providers, it seems there is not a full SDMX compliance (in term of SDMX-ML format), which can be blocker in rsdmx, because of the default SDMX compliance validation. It has been the case in the past for some data providers (e.g. WorldBank, EUROSTAT), and the validation were deactivated.Another case has been reported with IMF data (see https://www.linkedin.com/groups/1405157/1405157-6100660910991433732)
This validation should be made optional (e.g. adding a
validate
argument in thereadSDMX
main function).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: