Requests can only be serialized on time-series and expressions for now.
They could be seriaized on other dimensions, like countries, or languages.
An easy to implement it in the JSON request would be to pass a JSON list with the arguments to vary.
Like this:
"Language": ["en","fr","de"]
Serialization on expressions should also take this form, instead of multiplying separate expression objects.
Requests can only be serialized on time-series and expressions for now.
They could be seriaized on other dimensions, like countries, or languages.
An easy to implement it in the JSON request would be to pass a JSON list with the arguments to vary.
Like this:
"Language": ["en","fr","de"]
Serialization on expressions should also take this form, instead of multiplying separate expression objects.