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I am currently trying to create a VTL Language Server, and running into a similar issue as here
For it's integration with Jupyter Lab and possibly other IDEs, I believe the server called is based on the mimetype returned by the active kernel
I would like to further populate the LanguageInfo to additionally include mimetype as text/vtl instead of the current default of text/plain
mimetype
text/vtl
text/plain
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A good proposal.
Since "text/vtl" is not an officially registered mimetype we need to name it according to the MIME standard a bit differently.
I did not find any mimetype in the SDMX VTL Standard. However for the format SDMX-CSV they propose:
application/vnd.sdmx.data+csv; version=1.0.0
Using the same convention we could go for:
application/vnd.sdmx.vtl; version=2.0.0
Seeing also other examples for application/ (cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_type#Common_examples) this can make sense.
Maybe the authors of Trevas have an opinion on this?
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I am currently trying to create a VTL Language Server, and running into a similar issue as here
For it's integration with Jupyter Lab and possibly other IDEs, I believe the server called is based on the mimetype returned by the active kernel
I would like to further populate the LanguageInfo to additionally include
mimetype
astext/vtl
instead of the current default oftext/plain
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: