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@RyanM-RMA RyanM-RMA force-pushed the bugfix/CDA-46_rating_vertical_datum branch from 8bf6acb to 7cb35a8 Compare October 20, 2025 20:26
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I see. For the getOne RatingSet will do the needed conversion. That should work.

@rma-bryson rma-bryson force-pushed the bugfix/CDA-46_rating_vertical_datum branch from 023247a to e7d022a Compare January 5, 2026 22:12
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@rma-bryson rma-bryson marked this pull request as ready for review January 8, 2026 17:37
RyanM-RMA and others added 12 commits January 8, 2026 16:00
Adding VERTICAL_DATUM constant to the Controllers class for use in the controller implementations.  Adding example rating with vertical datum.  Adding enum for defining supported vertical datum.
…new `RatingsControllerTestVerticalDatumIT`. Enhance `RatingController` to handle vertical datum conversions.
…sControllerTestVerticalDatumIT` to include additional test cases for datum combinations. Enhance `RatingController` to log vertical datum conversion failures gracefully.
…sControllerTestVerticalDatumIT` to cover additional vertical datum combinations and query scenarios.
@rma-bryson rma-bryson force-pushed the bugfix/CDA-46_rating_vertical_datum branch from 5ad96c8 to 4fe9fe3 Compare January 9, 2026 00:01
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I think the code changes are done - but I'm not sure what is causing all of the failing tests yet

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I think the code changes are done - but I'm not sure what is causing all of the failing tests yet

At least one failing test on the latest schema is due to the recent change Mike P made to actually raise a proper error in one of the timeseries retrieval of location level calls for seasonal data.

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