Closed allynt closed 7 years ago
This can either be handled by having @momipsl extend his code to do this automatically or by just using a "template" specialization config file that includes all the schema-level properties which can then be refined (this is preferred by everybody).
What happens, though, if a CIM2 schema property has cardinality 1.N but a specialization overrides that to be 0.N. This correctly tells downstream tools not to render that property. But in the long-term won't this create an invalid CIM2 document?
Do we still need this ?
Ensure that all CIM2 schema-level properties are included in CMIP6 specialization config files.