As suggested by @Smalyshev , RDF simple values may not be enough, as the simple data type xsd:dateTime has 2 limitations:
- it does not handle precision, and year precision is used a lot in Wikidata;
- the calendar is assumed to be always gregorian.
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| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open | None | T173750 Handle complex data types | |||
| Open | None | T173761 Handle time data values | |||
| Open | None | T148162 Time values before year 1000 are not supported |
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I am new to primary-sources tool, but for me it does not even handle simple dates like years. The tool proposes duplicate statements and if you approve it it adds it and proposes another copy. Rejecting claims does not do anything.
I am new to primary-sources tool, but for me it does not even handle simple dates like years. The tool proposes duplicate statements and if you approve it it adds it and proposes another copy. Rejecting claims does not do anything.
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I am new to primary-sources tool, but for me it does not even handle simple dates like years. The tool proposes duplicate statements and if you approve it it adds it and proposes another copy. Rejecting claims does not do anything.
May I ask you if you are using the gadget version from preferences or the Github one pasted in your common.js?
@Afnecors could this be related to @Tpt 's comment on your PR?
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Out of scope for now.
Unfortunately, there was not enough time for the StrepHit renewal to handle this.
Left open for future work.