json2veris does not ensure a data_disclosure value is coded. This is likely due to the lack of a 'attribute.confidentiality' section which does not violate the veris standard. For verisr objects though, we likely need to add attribute.confidentiality.data_disclosure.No as 'TRUE' if no confidentiality object exists in the json. This is consistent with how we interpret other objects within the 4A's.
gdbassett
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3 years ago
json2veris does not ensure a data_disclosure value is coded. This is likely due to the lack of a 'attribute.confidentiality' section which does not violate the veris standard. For verisr objects though, we likely need to add attribute.confidentiality.data_disclosure.No as 'TRUE' if no confidentiality object exists in the json. This is consistent with how we interpret other objects within the 4A's.