BDRSPS-966 IRI patterns for flexible vocab Concepts #314
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This is used to construct new term IRI on-the-fly. This is required so that the dataset-based namespace (which is only available at run-time) can be used for this.
This means vocabs terms created on the fly for these templates will use the dataset namespace as their base.
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Change the flexible vocab term IRIs to be generated from the
base_iri.These are the IRIs used for the
skos:ConceptnodesThe generated IRIs are now effectively
{base_iri} + {base string from vocab class} + {value from template}e.g.
{https://linked.data.gov.au/dataset/bdr/01a4205e-6ba5-45b6-bebd-10fa85a260d4/} + {bdr-cv/methods/samplingProtocol/} + {some new protocol}