Adam Kariv

Yes, I agree it's better this way.

@rufuspollock that's my suggestion in #410

`table` type could be seen as syntactic sugar for an `array` field of `itenType=object` and a mandatory `schema` property. In both cases the datatype is the same in all array...

I think that `itemType` should have the same semantics as `type` (i.e.read a tableschema type name and not a json). Array items would then be considered as physical representation and...

This is the working draft of the v1 FDP spec: https://hackmd.io/BwNgpgrCDGDsBMBaAhtALARkWsPEE5posR8RxgAzffWfDIA=?view This new spec removes the strict rules on 'phase'. Phase is now a ColumnType, meaning it could be used...

/cc @roll @zelima

Yes, I know, except a physical representation is not necessarily a string... > The physical representation of data refers to the representation of data as text on disk, for example,...

I added a short explanation re physical and logical.

We ended up taking a different approach in the fiscal data package (this is the working draft https://hackmd.io/BwNgpgrCDGDsBMBaAhtALARkWsPEE5posR8RxgAzffWfDIA=?view), in which we don't modify the table schema itself but rather use...

So, would a URI like this work for fetching the information from the Mexican Federal Budget for (Year=2017, MODALIDAD="A", PP="17", RAMO="7", CAPITULO="3000", CONCEPTO="3700")? [https://openspending.org/api/3/cubes/6018ab87076187018fc29c94a68a3cd2:presupuesto-mexico-2008-20164t-2017/facts/?cut=date_2.CICLO:2017|activity_ID_MODALIDAD.ID_MODALIDAD:"A"|activity_ID_PP.ID_PP:"17"|administrative_classification_2.ID_RAMO:"7"|economic_classification_ID.ID_CAPITULO:"3000"|economic_classification_ID_2.ID_CONCEPTO:"3700"](https://openspending.org/api/3/cubes/6018ab87076187018fc29c94a68a3cd2:presupuesto-mexico-2008-20164t-2017/facts/?cut=date_2.CICLO%3A2017%7Cactivity_ID_MODALIDAD.ID_MODALIDAD%3A%22A%22%7Cactivity_ID_PP.ID_PP%3A%2217%22%7Cadministrative_classification_2.ID_RAMO%3A%227%22%7Ceconomic_classification_ID.ID_CAPITULO%3A%223000%22%7Ceconomic_classification_ID_2.ID_CONCEPTO%3A%223700%22) This is what it returns: ```json...