Gary Lawrence Murphy

AWS responded to explain that their Batch Network always runs on host mode, and that it is not currently possible to change this, and so two containers providing service to...

it seems this issue started at 20:17.49 EDT May 18th and has broken all of our applications using the json-ld plugin. Is it possible that our repeated use of this...

as of 13:21.39 EDT May 19th, it appears to be back online, whatever it was, the very same code as above now produces a graph as expected. So clearly whatever...

and my day just keeps getting worse ... ``` >>> data = '{"@context": "http://schema.org/", "@type": "AggregateRating", "ratingValue": 5, "reviewCount": 1, "bestRating": 5, "@id": "FOO#Rating"}' >>> g = Graph().parse(data=data, format="json-ld", context="https://www.example.com")...

it has to be that mystery file that the plugin secretly fetches, some sort of definition spec for json-ld that was lost in their Monday crash and is now corrupted?...

@hsolbrig I'm curious, how do you know it is an error on the schema.org site? I don't know the internals of this thing very well (but apparently now is the...

dlongley at json-ld provides the following: ``` curl -v -H "accept: application/ld+json" "http://schema.org" ``` is returning nonsense

They are aware: https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues/2578

In a way I am thankful for their downtime overnight Monday because I was unaware that my code was hitting some service for every single json-ld parse job, and in...

as we move into day 3 of this outage, and this is probably a naive question but @dlongley is there any alternate source to obtain that context so we can...