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Another current workaround we use is using 'link' with an ugly regex 'valueA|valueB|ValueC'
But with obvious performance impacts, so eager to get this 'in' clause.
It would be also nice to be able to use "in" to create subsets, for instance
$a ($players) isa authorship;
$b isa reviewer;
$c is {$b in $players}
This example is workaroundable, but other more complex use cases are not. I'm just showing this one as it is easier to understand.
Problem to Solve
We would like to query a pattern that evaluates the value of an attribute against a member of a set. For example:
Current Workaround
Multiple disjunctions of attribute evaluations.
Proposed Solution
Additional Information
To be further designed: How to assign a variable to the attribute?
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