Andy Seaborne
Andy Seaborne
Remove `?mnet` : ```sparql WHERE{ { SELECT DISTINCT ?mnet ?mnxm ?chem_1 ?chem_2 WHERE{ { SELECT DISTINCT ?mnxm ?chem_1 ?chem_2 ## Removed ?mnet WHERE{ BIND( reconx:vmh_Recon AS ?mnet ) # fix...
@mpagni12 Unfortunately, this is AI generated. It does not address your report. This is a situation that open source projects have to deal with nowadays.
Hi @arianpotter -- could you make a concrete example? (i.e something runnable that illustrates the problem) "Details matter" when it comes to what is and is not allowed.
Hi @arianpotter, It could be what you are trying is not a legal query. If you have an complete example, we can look at it.
Probably, you are reusing a variable name in a way that isn't allowed. But without details, i.e. code, it is hard to say why. What is the query are you...
> Probably, you are reusing a variable name in a way that isn't allowed @arianpotter - did you resolve this at your end?
@Aklakan - thanks for taking a look at the issues.
> The proposed approach look heavily influenced by AI This is one of several comments recently that are AI generated. They are damaging because they propose changes affecting wide areas...
Is this complete now #2487 has been merged? (2487 didn't have the "resolves #2487" text that automatically closes an issue when a PR is merged)
Ok - we can leave the issue open.