Feature: add the serialize_defaults to the attributes to load if set include = 'all' #145
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This change feature is used if we want to force to show attributes that are hidden like inverse properties
syphax-bouazzouni
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In the ontology details endpoint (for example), if in the ontology model the "views" attribute is set as serialize_defaults it will force it to be shown even if it's an inverse property usually not shown.
But even with the serialize_defaults set, it will not be shown in the case if add the ?include=all to the request.
Fort example see ontoportal-lirmm/ontologies_api#17
This feature fixes that.