The lint-ontology job instability leads to build failures.
Detailed description
We are encountering an issue with the lint-ontology job during the build process. Specifically, this job uses the atextor/owl-cli tool to pretty print RDF/Turtle documents. However, we've observed that the output of formatted documents varies inconsistently when the input contains multiple blank nodes. This inconsistency results in different outputs for each execution of the owl-cli write command, causing the lint-ontology job to be unstable.
Interim countermeasure
As a temporary measure, we have disabled the lint-ontology linter. This is to avoid build failures while we work on finding a permanent solution to the issue.
Action Plan
Further investigation is required to resolve this issue. In pursuit of a solution, we have opened an issue with the owl-cli tool's repository at the following link: Issue #8 on atextor/owl-cli.
Issue
The
lint-ontology
job instability leads to build failures.Detailed description
We are encountering an issue with the
lint-ontology
job during the build process. Specifically, this job uses the atextor/owl-cli tool to pretty print RDF/Turtle documents. However, we've observed that the output of formatted documents varies inconsistently when the input contains multiple blank nodes. This inconsistency results in different outputs for each execution of theowl-cli write
command, causing thelint-ontology
job to be unstable.Interim countermeasure
As a temporary measure, we have disabled the
lint-ontology
linter. This is to avoid build failures while we work on finding a permanent solution to the issue.Action Plan
Further investigation is required to resolve this issue. In pursuit of a solution, we have opened an issue with the
owl-cli
tool's repository at the following link: Issue #8 on atextor/owl-cli.