and the regex covers the complete CURIE, and the page (correctly) shows example CURIEs
While technically it doesn't make a difference (other than I guess some performance impact with processing the regexes on large numbers of IDs), I think this should be normalized to True.
I think it's confusing to show OBO CURIEs having Example IDs having only numbers, e.g.
I know the legacy of this, with the bioinformatics community being terrible at IDs and being inconsistent at what we mean by ID, ending up with the MGI:MGI issue, but at least within OBO we are clear and consistent, there is one canonical CURIE form, and one canonical URI.
I've addressed this by making several tweaks to the interface.
The namespace embedded in LUI is now only discussed in the context of maintaining compatibility with MIRIAM (at least when it's self-consistent)
The word "identifier" is no longer used alone. Now it's listed as "local unique identifier" which I don't think anyone can argue against writing without the prefix.
There is now an example CURIE that shows what people are more likely expecting for OBO
See also #191
These have ns-in-pattern = False
http://bioregistry.io/registry/obi http://bioregistry.io/registry/ecto http://bioregistry.io/registry/fbbt ...
so the regex only covers the numeric part and the page shows:
These have ns-in-pattern = True
http://bioregistry.io/registry/go http://bioregistry.io/registry/cl http://bioregistry.io/registry/uberon
and the regex covers the complete CURIE, and the page (correctly) shows example CURIEs
While technically it doesn't make a difference (other than I guess some performance impact with processing the regexes on large numbers of IDs), I think this should be normalized to True.
I think it's confusing to show OBO CURIEs having Example IDs having only numbers, e.g.
I know the legacy of this, with the bioinformatics community being terrible at IDs and being inconsistent at what we mean by ID, ending up with the MGI:MGI issue, but at least within OBO we are clear and consistent, there is one canonical CURIE form, and one canonical URI.