Adding this documentation might help clarify pattern matching within RDF::Query::Pattern, too.
do not fail with Encoding::CompatibilityError when normalizing unicode IRIs.
Fix RDF::List#== comparisons to RDF::Values
Ruby 2.3.0 changed the behavior of Comparable#== to avoid hiding errors. This led to NoMethodErrors for comparisons that return false for previous Rubies.
This introduces a custom RDF::List#== implementation for explicitly
supported comparisons between RDF::Value classes. We return false
immediately for RDF::Values which are not #list?; falling back on
Comparable for other types.
Further, RDF::Lists with three elements that happen to coincide with
the terms of an RDF::Statement would previously return true. E.g.:
RDF::List[:s, :p, :o] == RDF::Statement(:s, :p, :o). This unusual edge
case is patched by way of the changes described above.
Adjust List#<=> to avoid error cases
Using Array(other) instead of other.to_a avoids throwing errors when
comparing. This minor tweak slightly improves the solution to #304 given
in #305.
A new class RDF::Changeset has been added. This is meant to replace any
previous use of RDF::Transaction, which in fact used to in RDF.rb 1.x
represent more of a buffered changeset than a genuine transaction scope.
Instead of RDF::Transaction.execute, use RDF::Changeset.apply.
Instead of RDF::Transaction#execute, use RDF::Changeset#apply.
The RDF::Transaction class has been substantially revamped, including
some minor backwards-incompatible changes. These changes will mostly
affect repository implementors, not so much general RDF.rb users.
The changes reflect the expanded purpose of the class: instead of being a
mere buffered changeset (for which, see RDF::Changeset), transactions
are now intended to provide a proper ACID scope for repository queries and
mutations.
We always now also carefully distinguish between read-only and read/write
transactions, in order to enable repository implementations to take out the
appropriate locks for concurrency control. Note as well that transactions
are now read-only by default; mutability must be explicitly requested on
construction in order to obtain a read/write transaction.
In case repository implementations should be unable to provide actual ACID
guarantees for transactions, that must be clearly indicated in their
documentation. Similarly, implementations should throw an exception when
appropriate in case they don't provide write transaction support.
RDF::Transaction#initialize now takes the target repository as its
first argument. Transactions are now always tied to a specific
repository instance, instead of being free-floating objects as they used
to be (for that, see RDF::Changeset).
RDF::Transaction now mixes in RDF::Queryable and RDF::Enumerable,
enabling quad-pattern matches and BGP queries to execute in a proper
transaction scope.
The RDF::Transaction#context accessor, and its aliases, have been
removed. Transactions aren't necessarily scoped to a single graph only.
There is a new RDF::Transaction#repository accessor for retrieving the
target repository object that the transaction operates upon.
There is a new RDF::Transaction#buffered? predicate for testing
whether the changeset that constitutes a transaction is available for
introspection. Particular repository implementations may support both
options and permit the user the choice on transaction construction.
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