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This can happen either due to intentionally adding different nodes with the same identifier, or reading multiple documents that happen to use the same identifiers into a repository.
Because Writer does not operate on repositories, but using #write_statement, this can't be done at the repo level. Instead, a writer must implement a memory similar to the way readers do to map BNodes to their ids, and create a new (or modified) identifier if it's already been assigned.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This can happen either due to intentionally adding different nodes with the same identifier, or reading multiple documents that happen to use the same identifiers into a repository.
Because Writer does not operate on repositories, but using
#write_statement
, this can't be done at the repo level. Instead, a writer must implement a memory similar to the way readers do to map BNodes to their ids, and create a new (or modified) identifier if it's already been assigned.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: