If I run stac-check catalog.json -l -a without recursion it says the catalog.json is valid.
If I run stac-check catalog.json -l -a -r with recursion is reports the following:
stac-check catalog.json -l -a -r
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stac-check: STAC spec validaton and linting tool
Thanks for using STAC version 1.0.0!
Validator: stac-validator 3.3.1
Recursive: Validate all assets in a collection or catalog
Max-depth = None
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Asset 1 Validated: catalog.json
Valid CATALOG: True
Schemas validated:
https://schemas.stacspec.org/v1.0.0/catalog-spec/json-schema/catalog.json
STAC Best Practices:
A link to 'self' in links is strongly recommended
This object has 7 links
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Asset 2 Validated: catalog.json
Valid: False
Schemas validated:
https://schemas.stacspec.org/v1.0.0/catalog-spec/json-schema/catalog.json
Error Type: Exception
Error Message: list index out of range
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What does this mean? Which file does it refer to? It's twice catalog.json, maybe report a full file path or so?
If it's the root catalog, there are no assets in there?!
Should "Asset 2 Validated" be: "File 2 Validated" to not confuse it with STAC assets?
The "list index out of range" should probably not occur?
I'm trying to validate the following catalog: https://github.com/EOEPCA/open-science-catalog-metadata-testing
If I run
stac-check catalog.json -l -a
without recursion it says the catalog.json is valid.If I run
stac-check catalog.json -l -a -r
with recursion is reports the following:What does this mean? Which file does it refer to? It's twice catalog.json, maybe report a full file path or so? If it's the root catalog, there are no assets in there?! Should "Asset 2 Validated" be: "File 2 Validated" to not confuse it with STAC assets? The "list index out of range" should probably not occur?