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When adding an already existing entity to a set without importing it, it is currently possible to add triples that will be inserted into the persistent graph without enforcing the single-value constraint on the functional properties (since the preexisting_graph would be empty). This should be fixed.
In the example, the existing BibliographicResource could already have a title defined for it inside the persistent graph. Synchronising the above GraphSet would add a second title to the persistent entity (unless the two literals are exactly the same), thus breaking the functional constraint.
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When adding an already existing entity to a set without importing it, it is currently possible to add triples that will be inserted into the persistent graph without enforcing the single-value constraint on the functional properties (since the
preexisting_graph
would be empty). This should be fixed.Example:
In the example, the existing
BibliographicResource
could already have a title defined for it inside the persistent graph. Synchronising the aboveGraphSet
would add a second title to the persistent entity (unless the two literals are exactly the same), thus breaking the functional constraint.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: