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As usual, there are several options:

Set up a similar process for gitlab.com and maybe others.
Think about running the build process on hbz servers.
evaluate git hooks
...

We should aim at making this as forge-agnostic as possible

I currently have trouble with the links!
Data: https://gitlab.com/linkedopenactors/sobawi/taxanomie/-/blob/link_problem/data/sobawi.ttl?ref_type=tags
^ is there something wrong ?

Home site:
https://taxanomie-linkedopenactors-sobawi-23d2178c9dfb7360db30da12818e7.gitlab.io/taxanomie-linkedopenactors-sobawi-23d2178c9dfb7360db30da12818e7.gitlab.io/taxonomie.sobawi.org/index.html

sanitaertechnik link:
https://taxanomie-linkedopenactors-sobawi-23d2178c9dfb7360db30da12818e7.gitlab.io/taxanomie-linkedopenactors-sobawi-23d2178c9dfb7360db30da12818e7.gitlab.io/taxonomie.sobawi.org/sanitaertechnik.html

-> not found

I currently have trouble with the links!

solved, the problem was the missing inScheme

@naturzukunft

solved, the problem was the missing inScheme

You might add an automatic validation step in your workflow, @naturzukunft, to be notified about things that will hinder a proper SkoHub build. The documentation for adding it in GitHub Actions is here: https://github.com/skohub-io/shapes?tab=-ov-file#add-validation-in-a-vocabulary-repository

@acka47

@acka47 are we talking about a jena docker image by "Check with Docker"
Do you maybe have a more detailed sample ?

Check with Docker"

Ah, I found it in this terrible script ;-)
https://hub.docker.com/r/skohub/jena

Did I already say that I am not a script person :-)

In general, it would be helpful to move the script parts into files so that they can be reused more easily.

In general, it would be helpful to move the script parts into files so that they can be reused more easily.

I don't really get what you mean. Can you please elaborate with what you mean to move the script parts into files?

Here is the general idea:

SKOS Data can be validated using SHACL (https://www.w3.org/TR/shacl/)
we built a SkoHub SHACL shape to use for validation: https://github.com/skohub-io/shapes/blob/main/skohub.shacl.ttl

How to use the shape with your vocabs. There are multiple ways:

just use locally. Test your vocabularies using some tooling that can work with shacl. E.g. the Jena Tools (https://jena.apache.org/documentation/shacl/), see also https://github.com/skohub-io/shapes/?tab=readme-ov-file#check-with-apache-jena-shacl
Maybe you don't want to install dedicated software. Then you can use docker: https://github.com/skohub-io/shapes/?tab=readme-ov-file#check-with-docker

To have all vocabularies in a github repository checked we wrote a bash script that we use in the CI pipeline. It's just a composition of the docker approach run for every .ttl file:

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skohub-io/shapes/main/scripts/checkForWarning.rq >> checkForWarning.rq
find . -type f -name '*.ttl' | while read file; do
  # Adjust the file path to remove the './' part
  adjusted_file_path=$(echo "$file" | sed 's|^./||')
  echo "Processing $adjusted_file_path with Docker..."
  docker run --rm -v "$(pwd)/$adjusted_file_path:/rdf/test.ttl" skohub/jena:4.6.1 shacl validate --shapes https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skohub-io/shapes/main/skohub.shacl.ttl --data /rdf/test.ttl >> result.ttl
  validation_result="$(docker run --rm --mount type=bind,source=./checkForWarning.rq,target=/rdf/checkForViolation.rq --mount type=bind,source=./result.ttl,target=/rdf/result.ttl skohub/jena:4.6.1 arq --data /rdf/result.ttl --query /rdf/checkForViolation.rq)"
  echo $validation_result
  lines=$(echo "$validation_result" | wc -l )
  # Correct validation has 4 lines of output
  [[ ${lines} -eq 4 ]] || exit 1
done

To have all vocabularies in a github repository checked we wrote a bash script that we use in the CI pipeline. It's just a composition of the docker approach run for every .ttl file:

And if this batch script is in it's own file, you can also use it from gitlab ci !
Currently it's in a github action, if i understand that right.

However, i've added the validation now in my build.sh that i use locally.

Info: i moved the gitlab project!

Alright. Got it. Will do so, when coming to this issue.

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