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OEO Viewer: Some terms are missing definitions

Open amanda-wein opened this issue 1 year ago • 3 comments

Description of the issue

In the OEO Viewer, some terms only have a name and an ID listed and are missing a definition, even though a definition does exist in the OEO itself. I haven't checked all terms, but some of the ones with this problem are

  • site (BFO_0000029)
  • prefix (UO_0000046)
  • one-dimensional continuant fiat boundary (BFO_0000142)
  • two-dimensional continuant fiat boundary (BFO_0000146)
  • three-dimensional spatial region (BFO_0000028)
  • realizable entity (BFO_0000017)
  • quality (BFO_0000019)

The problem appears to be with terms that are imported from other ontologies, but not all imported terms are affected. For example, the terms "spatial region" and "specifically dependent continuant" from BFO, and the terms "unit" and "energy unit" from UO, display their definitions in the viewer without any issues.

Ideas of solution

Update the OEO Viewer to correctly find these definitions in the OEO and display them.

Context and Environment

Using the OEO Viewer in Firefox version 115.14.0esr (64-bit)

Workflow checklist

amanda-wein avatar Sep 04 '24 11:09 amanda-wein

@jh-RLI @christian-rli It doesn't look like I have permissions to apply more labels to this. Could one of you add the NFDI label like we talked about in our meeting yesterday, or give my account permission to make that change? Thanks!

amanda-wein avatar Sep 04 '24 11:09 amanda-wein

@amanda-wein I add you the the organization, then you should be able to add labels and all the other stuff...

stap-m avatar Sep 04 '24 11:09 stap-m

@stap-m I accepted the invitation but I still don't see any option to edit labels on an issue, unfortunately.

Looks like I need to have triage access to the repository to do this: https://docs.github.com/en/issues/using-labels-and-milestones-to-track-work/managing-labels

amanda-wein avatar Sep 04 '24 12:09 amanda-wein

These classes are all imported to oeo and don't possess a definition in their ontology of origin. Therefore, no definition is displayed. Since oro is not planning to add definitions to external entities I close this issue now.

stap-m avatar Oct 31 '25 17:10 stap-m