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The context processing specification states that:
5.7.3) Otherwise, if value is an IRI, the base IRI of result is set to value.
5.7.5) Otherwise, an invalid base IRI error has been detected and processing is aborted.
Hence, it seems to me that parsing should fail with an invalid base IRI error instead of returning the expected RDF triples.
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Yes, I believe that if the base IRI is invalid, then the invalid base IRI error should be generated. But, would need to look more at the history of this test.
tli12 test checks if list elements expanded to IRIs with a bad base.
Input:
Output:
Note that
http://invalid/<>/
is not a valid IRI.The context processing specification states that:
5.7.3) Otherwise, if value is an IRI, the base IRI of result is set to value.
5.7.5) Otherwise, an invalid base IRI error has been detected and processing is aborted.
Hence, it seems to me that parsing should fail with an invalid base IRI error instead of returning the expected RDF triples.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: