[WIP] add language processing to ldpath service#284
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Apologies for any annoyance, but this is to please document and confirm that samvera-labs/ldpath#18 is actually a blocking PR for merging these proposed changes. |
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[WIP] Pending change in ldpath gem
Fixes #288; Partially addresses #289
The ldpath_service was not honoring requests for languages. With this change, if languages are passed into the ldpath_program method and the property being requested has a language marker in it, the program will create a request for each language and for all untagged literals.
The ldpath_execute method will recombine these values into language tagged RDF::Literals.
Without this, the language processing in QA is unable to properly sort multiple values within a single language.