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Feed
This schema defines the Thread entity. A Thread is a collection of posts made by the users. The first post that starts a thread is about a data asset from a user. Other users can respond to this post by creating new posts in the thread. Note that bot users can also interact with a thread. A post can contains links that mention Users or other Data Assets.
**$id: **https://open-metadata.org/schema/entity/feed/thread.json
Type: object
Properties
- id 
required- Unique identifier that identifies an entity instance.
 - $ref: ../../type/basic.json#/definitions/uuid
 
 - href
- Link to the resource corresponding to this entity.
 - $ref: ../../type/basic.json#/definitions/href
 
 - threadTs
- Timestamp of the when the first post created the thread.
 - $ref: ../../type/basic.json#/definitions/dateTime
 
 - about 
required- Data asset about which this thread is created for with format <#E/{enties}/{entityName}/{field}/{fieldValue}.
 - $ref: ../../type/basic.json#/definitions/entityLink
 
 - addressedTo
- User or team this thread is addressed to in format <#E/{enties}/{entityName}/{field}/{fieldValue}.
 - $ref: ../../type/basic.json#/definitions/entityLink
 
 - posts 
required- Type: 
array- Items
 - $ref: #/definitions/post
 
 
 - Type: 
 
Type definitions in this schema
post
- Post within a feed.
 - Type: 
object - Properties
- message 
required- Message in markdown format. See markdown support for more details.
 - Type: 
string 
 - postTs
- Timestamp of the post.
 - Type: 
string - String format must be a "date-time"
 
 - from 
required- ID of User (regular user or a bot) posting the message.
 - $ref: ../../type/basic.json#/definitions/uuid
 
 
 - message 
 
This document was updated on: Monday, October 18, 2021