Gregg Kellogg
Gregg Kellogg
This is not an artifact of framing, but of compaction. Specifically, the term selection algorithm. That algorithm attempts to select the most appropriate term when compacting,p. Terms with at `@type`...
Note that this is an old CG version of the Framing spec. If you go through the UI, it will direct you to the published location of the recommendation: https://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld-framing/,...
See #793.
Never mind, already done!
This would be something for @davidlehn to look at, I think. But, that said, our advice is that contexts be cached, and given how slowly schema.org actually changes, we should...
The tests README could, perhaps, informally define the syntax for generalized N-Quads.
The word _set_ is, indeed, something of a misnomer. Really, the distinction is between order-preserving and non-order-preserving arrays (or multiset, as you note). A true _set_ could not allow duplicates....
@timothee-haudebourg this is addressed in #481. Note that this does not resolve the issue, which will remain deferred.
The IRI Compaction algorithm clearly allows the term to be selected: > 4.8.) Otherwise, if value is a graph object, prefer a mapping most appropriate for the particular value. >...
One thing we might consider as an additional step for compaction tests is that they re-expand to their inputs, although there may be some things that make this problematic.