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When I import data to the editor and then export it I lose a lot of RDF triples. As a form developer, I want to be able to edit form but keep additional data intact.
I mean intact in sense of RDF not necessarily "intact as JSON-LD". Thus when I transform the imported JSON-LD file as well as the exported JSON-LD file, both should have the same number of lines (as they are an identical set of triples when ignoring RDF blank nodes).
In the attachment, there is my experiment that shows the issue. I did the following transformations: $ rdfpipe -i json-ld -o nt form1.json > form1.nt $ rdfpipe -i json-ld -o nt form1-after-import-export.json > form1-after-import-export.nt
When I import data to the editor and then export it I lose a lot of RDF triples. As a form developer, I want to be able to edit form but keep additional data intact.
I mean intact in sense of RDF not necessarily "intact as JSON-LD". Thus when I transform the imported JSON-LD file as well as the exported JSON-LD file, both should have the same number of lines (as they are an identical set of triples when ignoring RDF blank nodes).
In the attachment, there is my experiment that shows the issue. I did the following transformations:
$ rdfpipe -i json-ld -o nt form1.json > form1.nt
$ rdfpipe -i json-ld -o nt form1-after-import-export.json > form1-after-import-export.nt
Result:
$ wc -l form1.nt form1-after-import-export.nt
6829 form1.nt
1023 form1-after-import-export.nt
7852 total
form1-after-import-export.zip
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