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In order to use properties defined on a foreign repo, we need to access property info (like the data type). For this, we need to define and implement a service that can fetch information from different repositories. This needs tree steps: * Split PropertyInfoLookup out of PropertyInfoStore * Implement a dispatching PropertyInfoLookup * Make PropertyInfoTable repo-aware (just check the repo name)

In order to use properties defined on a foreign repo, we need to access property info (like the data type). For this, we need to define and implement a service that can fetch information from different repositories. This needs tree steps: * Factor the PropertyInfoStore::getXxx methods into a read-only service interface , PropertyInfoLookup * Implement a per-repo dispatching version of PropertyInfoLookup, similar to DispatchingTermBuffer or DispatchingEntityRevisionLookup. * Make PropertyInfoTable repo-aware (just check the repo name, like WikiPageEntityMetaDataLookup does) Compare {T150848} and {T149686}

In order to use properties defined on a foreign repo, we need to access property info (like the data type). For this, we need to define and implement a service that can fetch information from different repositories. This needs tree steps: * Split* Factor the PropertyInfoLookup out ofStore::getXxx methods into a read-only service interface , PropertyInfoStoreLookup * Implement a per-repo dispatching version of PropertyInfonfoLookup, similar to DispatchingTermBuffer or DispatchingEntityRevisionLookup. * Make PropertyInfoTable repo-aware (just check the repo name), like WikiPageEntityMetaDataLookup does) Compare {T150848} and {T149686}