case_validate: Default inference flag to None rather than "none" #123
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Defaulting to the string `"none"` has a functional consequence in downstream pySHACL operations, as encoded at the time of this writing (pySHACL version 0.23.0). `inference` in the `pyshacl.validate(...)` arguments is propagated down two code paths that both impact the validation operation, but that use different default values. The `--metashacl` (SHACL-SHACL validation graph for reviewing shape syntax)- aligned code path defaults to `rdfs` inference, and the `Validator` class defaults to the string `"none"`. Signed-off-by: Alex Nelson <[email protected]>
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…n "none" This is a continuation of PR 123. References: * #123 Signed-off-by: Alex Nelson <[email protected]>
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Defaulting to the string
"none"has a functional consequence in downstream pySHACL operations, as encoded at the time of this writing (pySHACL version 0.23.0).inferencein thepyshacl.validate(...)arguments is propagated down two code paths that both impact the validation operation, but that use different default values. The--metashacl(SHACL-SHACL validation graph for reviewing shape syntax)- aligned code path defaults tordfsinference, and theValidatorclass defaults to the string"none".