Closed gkellogg closed 4 years ago
and don't resolve a relative IRI when setting @base in a context, so that the document location can be kept separate from the context itself.
@base
This makes the initial context the same for all processingModes, allowing much more cachability of remote and resolved contexts.
and don't resolve a relative IRI when setting
@basein a context, so that the document location can be kept separate from the context itself.This makes the initial context the same for all processingModes, allowing much more cachability of remote and resolved contexts.