If a prefixed symbol is a statement's object and has no local name, it results in a colon immediately followed by a dot, e.g. example:subject example:pred example:.
In particular, the automatic prefix production of the turtle serializer produces such outputs if a symbol has a trailing slash.
While this is syntactically valid as per the turtle grammar, some other tools do not handle this well (e.g. RDFLib/rdflib , cf RDFLib/rdflib#1664) and require a whitespace between the colon and the dot.
In the sake of cross-ecosystems interoperability, fixing this would be an easy win.
If a prefixed symbol is a statement's object and has no local name, it results in a colon immediately followed by a dot, e.g.
example:subject example:pred example:.In particular, the automatic prefix production of the turtle serializer produces such outputs if a symbol has a trailing slash.While this is syntactically valid as per the turtle grammar, some other tools do not handle this well (e.g. RDFLib/rdflib , cf RDFLib/rdflib#1664) and require a whitespace between the colon and the dot. In the sake of cross-ecosystems interoperability, fixing this would be an easy win.