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In the Annotation object we have a statementFragmentPointer field. Its description is:
An RFC6901 JSON Pointer (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901) describing the target fragment of the statement that this annotation applies to, starting from the root of the statement. A value of ‘/’ indicates that the annotation applies to the whole statement.
From rfc6901, it looks like an empty string value points to the whole statement, so the description should be:
An RFC6901 JSON Pointer (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901) describing the target fragment of the statement that this annotation applies to, starting from the root of the statement. An empty string ("") indicates that the annotation applies to the whole statement.
@radix0000 or @rhiaro - could you just check that my understanding here is correct?
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@kd-ods My interpretation of RFC6901 is that you are correct, though the spec could (and probably should) be more explicit on the matter. Even ignoring the example, the words sequence of zero or more reference tokens, each prefixed
by a '/' implies that '/' on its own, can only be interpreted as '/""'. I guess this means some of our current pointers are wrong e.g. in current GLEIF annotations.
In the Annotation object we have a
statementFragmentPointer
field. Its description is:From rfc6901, it looks like an empty string value points to the whole statement, so the description should be:
@radix0000 or @rhiaro - could you just check that my understanding here is correct?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: