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Describe the bug
When using @reverse in a top level property context, lower node's relations are created to that root node, not their parent node. This issue can already be seen after flattening occurs so framing context is not required, however it has been added here to explain the full process.
To Reproduce
JSONLD
can be loaded from [http://adidas.devxt.de/example/dev.short.json]
Frame
Can be loaded from [http://adidas.devxt.de/example/dev.short.frame.json]. Frame is not needed for understanding the issue, as it happens during the flattening (e.g. when using an empty frame)
Expected behavior
The relations should be resolved correctly, to the parent node, not to the root of the @reversed property.
Additional context
The sample is a subset of in-use data. We receive the data in that specific format and have no way to preformat it. Resolving in playground seems to work fine.
Main questions
Is there any workaround to get titanium to work as playground / spec?
Is there a chance that this can be fixed with priority?
Please let me know if anything is unclear. Thank you for your work!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
When using @reverse in a top level property context, lower node's relations are created to that root node, not their parent node. This issue can already be seen after flattening occurs so framing context is not required, however it has been added here to explain the full process.
To Reproduce
JSONLD
can be loaded from [http://adidas.devxt.de/example/dev.short.json]
Context
can be loaded from [http://adidas.devxt.de/example/dev.short.context.json]
Frame
Can be loaded from [http://adidas.devxt.de/example/dev.short.frame.json]. Frame is not needed for understanding the issue, as it happens during the flattening (e.g. when using an empty frame)
Expected behavior
As viewable in the playground. Important parts are bold.
Titanium behavior
Important parts are bold.
Expected behavior
The relations should be resolved correctly, to the parent node, not to the root of the @reversed property.
Additional context
The sample is a subset of in-use data. We receive the data in that specific format and have no way to preformat it. Resolving in playground seems to work fine.
Main questions
Please let me know if anything is unclear. Thank you for your work!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: