FAQ

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Why does Hanami add triples when I upload a skos file?

This happens when the data contains skos:broader triples without its inverse skos:narroweror vice versa. Hanami will insert these missing properties on load because it will then continue to insert and delete them when needed. This ensures completeness as the inverse properties will always be present. The same applies for the property skos:topConceptOf and its inverse skos:hasTopConcept.

I tried to copy a node but it failed, why?

One of the most common reasons that copying fails is because it contains an internal reference. This means that, when the node has a property pointing to a URI, that URI can only have the type triple present in the model. If it has more than only the type triple, Hanami will reject the operation because this can easily introduce inconsistencies.