skos:note and subclasses about widoco HOT 7 CLOSED

Sure. Here are the steps:

• Publish version X of your ontology under a resolvable URI. For example, https://w3id.org/example/1.0.0 (well, it doesn't have to be resolvable, but it has to point to an owl/ttl file)
• Add the annotation owl:priorVersion in your X+1 version of your ontology. Example: https://w3id.org/example/1.0.1 (see in the ttl file it has owl:priorVersion <https://w3id.org/example/1.0.0> ;)
• Run Widoco. By default it will look at this annotation and calculate the diff for classes, properties and data properties. As I showed in the link above

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According to the best practice document WIDOCO recognizes rdfs:comment and skos:definition. Have you tried using those properties? skos:note seemed too generic.

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thanks for the quick answer Daniel, actually i was thinking in using skos:changeNote to annotate the changes from versions of my ontologies at class level, or do you have a recommendation on what property i should/could use for versioning info at class level?

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I usually don't track this down manually. I give each version of the vocabulary a different version IRI and then build the diff automatically with Widoco. The result is something like this: https://dgarijo.github.io/example/release/1.0.1/index-en.html#changes

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this is awesome!, how can i build this diff with wodoco? could you share the steps to do it?

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@luzlozanothermo,
were you able to add the descriptions using skos:definition? If so, shall we close the issue?

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Closing due to inactivity. Please reopen if necessary

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