Michael Milton

As you have noted, the `data` argument accepts only a JSON *string*. This correctly gets picked up by a type checker like `pyright`. There is an internal API `to_rdf` that...

Thanks. I'm firstly just highlighting that the IO stuff doesn't seem to integrate with typescript very well. I also found the examples such as the one you linked to be...

Thanks for the issue and the PR. However, just limiting the number of workers doesn't seem like the ideal solution to me. I wonder if we can just edit the...

Can you include an example?

Wait but won't this error happen for any extendr project without a module invocation? I know my example here uses rextendr but I'm not sure it's tied to it?

Since N3 is a superset of RDF, should we maybe have created new types and even a `Graph` subclass to handle its types instead of impacting the vanilla RDF graphs?

There is already a visualisation tool within `rdflib`, namely [`rdflib.tools.rdf2dot`](https://rdflib.readthedocs.io/en/stable/apidocs/rdflib.tools.html#module-rdflib.tools.rdf2dot). So I think visualisation utilities can live here, but adding extra heavy dependencies maybe not. e.g. I'm thinking about how...

The reason why I want to use an executor in my tests is because I'm relying on the task retry mechanism which I believe is implemented by the scheduler, so...

If we are to keep the `use_executor` flag, then what are your thoughts on handling the API server? Should it start automatically with `dag.test()`, or should the user be required...

Ideally yes, but I can see this breaking backwards compatibility somewhere if `Text` were replaced with `xsd:string`.