The current DTDL v3 specification imposes a maximum depth of 5 levels for nested complex schemas. However, in certain scenarios, this limit might be too restrictive. For more complex digital twin models, especially those involving intricate hierarchies or deeply nested structures, a higher limit would be beneficial.
Proposal: I suggest revising the DTDL v3 specification to allow for a deeper nesting level, perhaps up to 10 levels. This change would enhance the flexibility and expressiveness of dtdl models.
The current DTDL v3 specification imposes a maximum depth of 5 levels for nested complex schemas. However, in certain scenarios, this limit might be too restrictive. For more complex digital twin models, especially those involving intricate hierarchies or deeply nested structures, a higher limit would be beneficial.
Proposal: I suggest revising the DTDL v3 specification to allow for a deeper nesting level, perhaps up to 10 levels. This change would enhance the flexibility and expressiveness of dtdl models.