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Continued use of http #6

Open cmungall opened 6 years ago

cmungall commented 6 years ago

Many triplestores use identifiers.org http URIs. If identifiers.org were to stop supporting http and force a move to https, this would cause churn, since these triplestores would have to update. This would likely not be synced, meaning many federated queries would break.

It would be useful if id.org were to give a formal guarantee of continued support of the existing URLs at the string-match level, similar to what uniprot has done for purl.uniprot.org and what OBO does for obolibrary PURLs.

sarala commented 6 years ago

Hi Chris, Yes, we are aware of this issue and we will continue to support both URLs. I will discuss with the wider team about releasing a formal statement in the coming weeks. Are there discussions around moving to 'https' at some point? When you introduce new datasets will you be using 'https'?

cmungall commented 6 years ago

No, we would like to continue to use http, and having a mix would be confusing.

I want to make sure that people using id.org URIs in their triplestores use the exact same string, otherwise joins fail

On 19 Apr 2018, at 2:34, Sarala M. Wimalaratne wrote:

Hi Chris, Yes, we are aware of this issue and we will continue to support both URLs. I will discuss with the wider team about releasing a formal statement in the coming weeks. Are there discussions around moving to 'https' at some point? When you introduce new datasets will you be using 'https'?

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zmughal commented 11 months ago

Is there any update on this now?

@cmungall, I remember seeing your post on the semantic-web mailing list https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/semantic-web/2023Jun/0019.html, https://github.com/OBOFoundry/purl.obolibrary.org/issues/705.

Here I see both http and https being used for terms https://docs.identifiers.org/pages/faq.html#url_structure, https://docs.identifiers.org/pages/identification_scheme.html.