Gregg Kellogg
Gregg Kellogg
These files are all derived from the examples in the spec: https://github.com/w3c/json-ld-syntax/tree/main/yaml. The extracted examples from the spec are in https://github.com/w3c/json-ld-syntax/tree/main/examples. The YAML output is just the process of using...
> @pchampin I have sympathy with what you say... Another possibility that we try to contact Tom Baker and ask him for the 'official' standpoint of DCMI. IIRC, we contacted...
You're correct that compaction involves expansion. Expanding a JSON-LD document eliminates any contexts it uses, so there is no declaration of an unknown JSON-LD context. Compaction takes a specific (known)...
Still not sure what needs to be added to the spec; could it be just a best practice? The act of compacting a document always expands it first, which specifically...
I wouldn't be adverse to adding some informative paragraphs, or a sub-section to the [Compaction Algorithm](https://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld11-api/#compaction-algorithm) that describes how compaction can be used to remove/replace unknown contexts with a well-known...
I think it’s akin to declaring prefixes which are unused, which is also a common practice. I don’t consider it a bug, although it might be nice to get some...
This looks like it is correct; Framing explicitly will use `property: null` in the case that the frame specifies a property that doesn't have a value for some particular match...
The files are written from the rdfa-1.1.html document via a GitHub action (see README). This source services the needs of both the RDFa Initial Context and the JSON-LD Recommended Context....
The SDL uses separate vocabularies for http and https varieties, and as sub-classes domains and ranges are separate, it will flag most attempts to intermix the two. Note that RDFa...
Looks like Rack 3.x removed `Rack::Server`, which the CLI uses. That doesn't seem to address finding the wrong reader, but may be related. There is spec/readme_spec.rb but has a PENDING...