Ashley Sommer

Thanks @tgbugs There was a release mistake, those typing/assert changes from `main` branch were not meant to be released in v7.1.2. This will be rectified in the upcoming v7.1.3 release....

I'm interested in this feature. We are looking at switching from a different SPARQL backend to QLever, but CRS-aware GeoSPARQL support is a key feature we need before we can...

Implementation note, its important to be aware that the given CRS declaration can change the Axis-ordering of the coordinates in the WKT. Eg, `" Point(-83.38 33.95)"^^` _and_ `"Point(-83.38 33.95)"^^` both...

Update: I tried with enable_wayland=false and WebGpu works. So this is an issue with WebGPU on Wayland, which was working great before the MESA update. Also note, this is not...

@recalcitrantsupplant This was starting to cause some real operational issues in the BDR prod deployment. With config `SPATIAL_QUERY_FORMAT=graphdb` there were some simple bbox filtered queries that were taking over 30...

Hi @recalcitrantsupplant > Could you confirm is the bbox query param being used or a CQL spatial filter? In this particular case, it a query auto-generated by QGIS while zooming...

> the bbox grids ... are "standard" (i.e. they're fixed regions on the map), and that it's not uncommon to "pre intersect" spatial datasets with these. I was thinking about...

> So if there's no class triple pattern match at /cql, inject one, ?focus_node a ?focus_node_class Good suggestion. Its a good solution, and allows you to assume that some kinds...

I've only mentioned parsing here, (because this is the feature I need for my usecase) but hextuples serialization would be useful too.

You're absolutely right that in the case of a highly optimised compiled language like Rust, the benefits of JSON in Hextuples are diminished. > if the goal is "fast RDF...