Fix null-handling of skosmos:sparqlGraph #930
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The
skosmos:sparqlGraph
vocabulary property is listed as optional, but when not set, Skosmos will produce a notice:The first commit:
GenericSparql::isDefaultEndpoint()
method.GenericSparql::generateFromClause()
toGenericSparql::getVocabGraphs()
and updates the former method to use the latter to reduce code duplication.string|null
The second commit:
GenericSparql::formatFilterGraph
to not add a FILTER clause if none of the vocabularies have askosmos:sparqlGraph
. This adreses the issues where you would always get zero results if you didn't specifyskosmos:sparqlGraph
for any vocabulary, since that would result in this:FILTER (?graph IN ())
.Note: Apart from the case
skosmos:sparqlGraph
is not defined for any vocabulary, there is also the case whereskosmos:sparqlGraph
is specified for some of the vocabularies, but not for others. In that case, the default search will only return results for the vocabularies that do specifyskosmos:sparqlGraph
, which is potentially confusing I guess. Perhaps it should be noted in the docs that it's a good idea to either includeskosmos:sparqlGraph
for all vocabularies or for none?