Focused crawls are collections of frequently-updated webcrawl data from narrow (as opposed to broad or wide) web crawls, often focused on a single domain or subdomain.
A common mistake is trying to use the _include search parameter on a read. I'd like to help people realize their mistake by specifically raising a helpful error when this happens.
This could probably be done right inside ReadMethodBinding.
Might be worth looking at the FHIR Search page to identify any other candidates (revinclude, count, maybe others?)
The current implementation of slice md5 validation proceeds in two steps; it first tries to validate the md5 for the entire slice span. If that fails, it falls back to checking the md5 for a smaller span ([terminating one base earlier](https://github.com/
Potential users are confused about how Euphoria compares to Apache Beam and what its feature set is. Please create a page in the wiki describing the set of supported features (maybe along the lines of https://beam.apache.org/documentation/runners/capability-matrix/) and the set of feature not supported compared to Beam.
The parameters "newProductVariant" and "oldProductVariant" should be renamed to "sourceProductVariant" and "targetProductVariant ". So it`s much more straight foreward to old and New.
But now this (old and new) is used as a convention across the whole library and is not so easy to do without wasting some time.
A common mistake is trying to use the
_includesearch parameter on a read. I'd like to help people realize their mistake by specifically raising a helpful error when this happens.This could probably be done right inside ReadMethodBinding.
Might be worth looking at the FHIR Search page to identify any other candidates (revinclude, count, maybe others?)