Adam Wead
Adam Wead
@jcoyne I've isolated the problem. You're right, AT doesn't know how to cast AF::Base objects to URIs. If I pass the uri as `Book.create(title: [uri_title.uri])` it works. The issue creeps...
ping @barmintor
@jcoyne I was referring more to binary files that have description attached to them, i.e. /fcr:metadata, but yeah, if you want an AF::File that is purely just description, the datastream...
I'd need to defer to @jcoyne on this one, as he and I worked on this refactor. I'm not sure what the value of specifying a string for your class...
I would change ResourceBuilder to: ``` ruby class ResourceBuilder < Builder def find_values object.send(name).respond_to?(:uri) object.send(name).map(&:uri) else Array(object.send(name)) end end end ```
@terrellt I can't reproduce this. See https://gist.github.com/awead/9b383247c425d3d73d1d
@terrellt can we close this?
@barmintor so, do a GET on the NonRDF resource and parse the object in the describedBy triple?
I prefer the breadcrumbs to the "Start Over" button. I don't know yet if we're going to use them in our upcoming Scholarsphere 4 application, and I'm not sure if...
calling `.ordered_members` instead of `.members` fixes this. I'm not sure what the expectation is of the `members` method, but the tests indicated that `ordered_members` is the method to use: https://github.com/projecthydra/hydra-works/blob/master/spec/hydra/works/models/file_set_spec.rb#L40-46