Added support for scoping vocabularies by skos:inScheme. #1236
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| * Returns a SPARQL endpoint object using the default implementation set in the config.ttl. | ||
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| return $this->getSparqlImplementation($this->getConfig()->getDefaultSparqlDialect(), $this->getConfig()->getDefaultEndpoint(), '?graph'); | ||
| $graph = !$this->getConfig()->getDefaultGraphOnly() ? '?graph' : null; |
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New vocabulary config property skosmos:conceptSchemes to optional scope queries using skos:inScheme. This is an alternative to using GRAPHs or different endpoints, particularly when dealing with highly interconnected vocabularies.