
Birger Schacht led the development of the acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf repository, delivering robust features for data modeling, API integration, and user interface improvements. He engineered modular backend systems using Python and Django, focusing on reliable data ingestion, flexible URI management, and scalable relation handling. Schacht implemented advanced templating and localization, optimized database queries, and introduced CI/CD pipelines for safer releases. His work included refactoring legacy code, enhancing error handling, and expanding test coverage with Pytest. By integrating technologies like DRF and modern JavaScript, he improved maintainability and performance, enabling faster onboarding, richer data relationships, and a more resilient application architecture.
December 2025 monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf focused on strengthening data ingestion reliability, refining UI interactions, improving observability, and enhancing data models. The work delivered tangible business value by reducing import failures, stabilizing user-facing features, and increasing maintainability through typing and refactors. Key outcomes across the repo include: - Robust import system with correct URI handling and error fallbacks, ensuring data ingestion proceeds only with a valid URI and that missing errors are gracefully handled. - More reliable autocomplete UX with an atomic POST operation and removal of unused widgets, reducing UI maintenance and race conditions. - Enhanced observability via basic logging in generic views, enabling faster troubleshooting and improved uptime. - Widespread code quality improvements, including typing refinements, removal of unused methods, and clearer annotations, boosting maintainability and reducing future defect rates. - Data model enrichment and fixtures to support parent/child relationships among Person entities, enabling richer data graphs and more realistic testing fixtures.
December 2025 monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf focused on strengthening data ingestion reliability, refining UI interactions, improving observability, and enhancing data models. The work delivered tangible business value by reducing import failures, stabilizing user-facing features, and increasing maintainability through typing and refactors. Key outcomes across the repo include: - Robust import system with correct URI handling and error fallbacks, ensuring data ingestion proceeds only with a valid URI and that missing errors are gracefully handled. - More reliable autocomplete UX with an atomic POST operation and removal of unused widgets, reducing UI maintenance and race conditions. - Enhanced observability via basic logging in generic views, enabling faster troubleshooting and improved uptime. - Widespread code quality improvements, including typing refinements, removal of unused methods, and clearer annotations, boosting maintainability and reducing future defect rates. - Data model enrichment and fixtures to support parent/child relationships among Person entities, enabling richer data graphs and more realistic testing fixtures.
November 2025 summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf: delivered significant enhancements to the template-driven import configuration, URI handling, and error robustness, while pruning obsolete components to reduce maintenance and risk. These changes improved data ingestion reliability, configurability, and developer efficiency, enabling faster onboarding of new templates and more accurate imports.
November 2025 summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf: delivered significant enhancements to the template-driven import configuration, URI handling, and error robustness, while pruning obsolete components to reduce maintenance and risk. These changes improved data ingestion reliability, configurability, and developer efficiency, enabling faster onboarding of new templates and more accurate imports.
October 2025 – acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf: Consolidated reliability and maintainability across core RDF tooling by delivering targeted features, stability fixes, and codebase cleanup. Focused on data integrity, testability, and security, enabling faster iterations and higher confidence in production deployments.
October 2025 – acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf: Consolidated reliability and maintainability across core RDF tooling by delivering targeted features, stability fixes, and codebase cleanup. Focused on data integrity, testability, and security, enabling faster iterations and higher confidence in production deployments.
September 2025 monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf focused on delivering user-facing features, increasing data integrity, and improving maintainability, with targeted performance improvements and CI cleanups across the codebase. The work emphasizes business value through better UX, safer imports, streamlined migrations, and more robust signaling and data-model capabilities.
September 2025 monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf focused on delivering user-facing features, increasing data integrity, and improving maintainability, with targeted performance improvements and CI cleanups across the codebase. The work emphasizes business value through better UX, safer imports, streamlined migrations, and more robust signaling and data-model capabilities.
Month: 2025-08 — Concise monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf focusing on delivering business value through end-user improvements, robust infrastructure, and expanded test coverage.
Month: 2025-08 — Concise monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf focusing on delivering business value through end-user improvements, robust infrastructure, and expanded test coverage.
July 2025 monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf: Key features delivered and major improvements: - Customizable action colors: Added support to use custom properties for action colors, enabling UI branding and consistent visual cues across actions. - Configurable mro_paths: Extended mro_paths with configurable options to improve data traversal flexibility. - Detail rendering improvements: Implemented template_list templatetag usage in generic_detail.html to simplify rendering logic and reduce template complexity. - Password-change workflow: Introduced a password-change interface and added a corresponding link in the user menu to improve security and self-service capabilities. - Relational data handling and UI: Added indexes for the relation model to boost query performance, introduced new relation templates (relation_card.html and relation_card_table.html), and aligned translations for relation rendering to include object context for clarity. Major bugs fixed: - Collections label: Fixed missing label on collection form field to improve accessibility. - Collections filter removal: Guarded filter removal logic to check for existence and avoid errors. - Relations rendering: Adapted template translations to include object in relations rendering. - Relations filterset: Removed collections filter from the relations filterset to prevent cross-feature contamination. - Subj/obj validation: Relaxed subject/object checks in Relation.save to prevent overly strict validation from blocking legitimate saves. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Performance gains: Data retrieval and relation-related queries are faster due to model indexes, improving responsiveness for end-users handling large datasets. - Maintainability and UX: Major UI and template cleanups reduce developer effort and deliver a more intuitive experience for content editors and end-users. - Security and governance: Password-change capability strengthens security posture and aligns with self-service IT practices. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Django template enhancements (template_list, new relation templates) - Robust form and field handling (ModelImportChoiceField improvements, complex redirects) - IDXs and query optimization for relation models - URI management and LOD presentation improvements in APIs/Entities - Translation handling and UI consistency across templates
July 2025 monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf: Key features delivered and major improvements: - Customizable action colors: Added support to use custom properties for action colors, enabling UI branding and consistent visual cues across actions. - Configurable mro_paths: Extended mro_paths with configurable options to improve data traversal flexibility. - Detail rendering improvements: Implemented template_list templatetag usage in generic_detail.html to simplify rendering logic and reduce template complexity. - Password-change workflow: Introduced a password-change interface and added a corresponding link in the user menu to improve security and self-service capabilities. - Relational data handling and UI: Added indexes for the relation model to boost query performance, introduced new relation templates (relation_card.html and relation_card_table.html), and aligned translations for relation rendering to include object context for clarity. Major bugs fixed: - Collections label: Fixed missing label on collection form field to improve accessibility. - Collections filter removal: Guarded filter removal logic to check for existence and avoid errors. - Relations rendering: Adapted template translations to include object in relations rendering. - Relations filterset: Removed collections filter from the relations filterset to prevent cross-feature contamination. - Subj/obj validation: Relaxed subject/object checks in Relation.save to prevent overly strict validation from blocking legitimate saves. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Performance gains: Data retrieval and relation-related queries are faster due to model indexes, improving responsiveness for end-users handling large datasets. - Maintainability and UX: Major UI and template cleanups reduce developer effort and deliver a more intuitive experience for content editors and end-users. - Security and governance: Password-change capability strengthens security posture and aligns with self-service IT practices. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Django template enhancements (template_list, new relation templates) - Robust form and field handling (ModelImportChoiceField improvements, complex redirects) - IDXs and query optimization for relation models - URI management and LOD presentation improvements in APIs/Entities - Translation handling and UI consistency across templates
June 2025 monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf. Delivered meaningful improvements in data modeling, fixture quality, and developer experience across the repository. Key features delivered include VersionMixin integration for the Sample Project, historical data modeling enhancements, and fixture formatting improvements. Major bug fixes addressed data resolution, relation handling, and import reliability, strengthening stability for downstream consumers and internal tooling. The work demonstrates strong Python proficiency, fixture management, and CI-aware development practices, with tangible business value in data integrity and faster feature delivery.
June 2025 monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf. Delivered meaningful improvements in data modeling, fixture quality, and developer experience across the repository. Key features delivered include VersionMixin integration for the Sample Project, historical data modeling enhancements, and fixture formatting improvements. Major bug fixes addressed data resolution, relation handling, and import reliability, strengthening stability for downstream consumers and internal tooling. The work demonstrates strong Python proficiency, fixture management, and CI-aware development practices, with tangible business value in data integrity and faster feature delivery.
In May 2025, the acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf team delivered a targeted set of features and stability fixes that improve theming, internationalization, serialization robustness, and release tooling. The changes strengthen the foundation for global users, simplify future RDF/type handling, and enhance release reliability while reducing risk in data processing pipelines.
In May 2025, the acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf team delivered a targeted set of features and stability fixes that improve theming, internationalization, serialization robustness, and release tooling. The changes strengthen the foundation for global users, simplify future RDF/type handling, and enhance release reliability while reducing risk in data processing pipelines.
April 2025 focused on stabilizing and expanding acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf. Key successes include migrating to uv-based build/CI, aligning migrations with enhanced domain entities, and strengthening API entities with architectural groundwork. The month also delivered UI/templating improvements, code quality upgrades, and documentation/localization hygiene to support faster releases and better developer experience. Notable commits span migrations, build/CI changes, i18n fixes, and documentation upgrades that reduce maintenance load and improve release predictability.
April 2025 focused on stabilizing and expanding acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf. Key successes include migrating to uv-based build/CI, aligning migrations with enhanced domain entities, and strengthening API entities with architectural groundwork. The month also delivered UI/templating improvements, code quality upgrades, and documentation/localization hygiene to support faster releases and better developer experience. Notable commits span migrations, build/CI changes, i18n fixes, and documentation upgrades that reduce maintenance load and improve release predictability.
March 2025 focused on stabilizing core data flows, improving UX, and expanding localization in acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf. Delivered a major rewrite of the relations list and a suite of generic/template enhancements, along with API Entities improvements (URI shortnames, updated templates, SimpleLabelModel, and metadata for abstract models). Also hardened security and data access with GetEntityGeneric permissions, improved RDF config filtering, and robust form error handling. Progressed internationalization with translate blocks across modules and German translation PO files. Taken together, these changes reduce maintenance overhead, improve data reliability, and enable broader business adoption across multilingual users.
March 2025 focused on stabilizing core data flows, improving UX, and expanding localization in acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf. Delivered a major rewrite of the relations list and a suite of generic/template enhancements, along with API Entities improvements (URI shortnames, updated templates, SimpleLabelModel, and metadata for abstract models). Also hardened security and data access with GetEntityGeneric permissions, improved RDF config filtering, and robust form error handling. Progressed internationalization with translate blocks across modules and German translation PO files. Taken together, these changes reduce maintenance overhead, improve data reliability, and enable broader business adoption across multilingual users.
February 2025 (Month: 2025-02) delivered a robust set of features and reliability fixes in acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf, with a focus on permission governance, UI consistency, and RDF parser modernization. The work reduced operational risk, improved user experience, and laid groundwork for scalable content-type handling and migrations.
February 2025 (Month: 2025-02) delivered a robust set of features and reliability fixes in acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf, with a focus on permission governance, UI consistency, and RDF parser modernization. The work reduced operational risk, improved user experience, and laid groundwork for scalable content-type handling and migrations.
January 2025 monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf: Delivered a focused set of feature enhancements, UI modernization, and code cleanup that improve data quality, maintainability, and user experience. Key work includes APIs Metainfo improvements (signal to drop unused Uris, safe numeric-id iteration, removal of unused field classes), Collections and Generic enhancements (SkosCollection/Manager helpers and a form field for managing instance collections), dependency integration with acdh-arche-assets and URI normalization switch, RDF importer type implementation, and Bootstrap 5 migration with UI/navigation refinements. Additionally, comprehensive cleanup removed legacy modules and deprecated code paths to reduce technical debt and simplify future changes.
January 2025 monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf: Delivered a focused set of feature enhancements, UI modernization, and code cleanup that improve data quality, maintainability, and user experience. Key work includes APIs Metainfo improvements (signal to drop unused Uris, safe numeric-id iteration, removal of unused field classes), Collections and Generic enhancements (SkosCollection/Manager helpers and a form field for managing instance collections), dependency integration with acdh-arche-assets and URI normalization switch, RDF importer type implementation, and Bootstrap 5 migration with UI/navigation refinements. Additionally, comprehensive cleanup removed legacy modules and deprecated code paths to reduce technical debt and simplify future changes.
December 2024 monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf: Delivered major URI handling, RDF ingestion, and API schema enhancements with a focus on data reliability, API clarity, and maintainability. Implemented internal URIs management, improved RDF parser behavior, and expanded OpenAPI-driven schema tooling, while completing UI, CI, and maintenance improvements. The work strengthens data quality, developer experience, and deploy-time configurability, with measurable business impact in faster integration and fewer data issues.
December 2024 monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf: Delivered major URI handling, RDF ingestion, and API schema enhancements with a focus on data reliability, API clarity, and maintainability. Implemented internal URIs management, improved RDF parser behavior, and expanded OpenAPI-driven schema tooling, while completing UI, CI, and maintenance improvements. The work strengthens data quality, developer experience, and deploy-time configurability, with measurable business impact in faster integration and fewer data issues.
November 2024 (2024-11) monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf: Overview: The month delivered substantial UX improvements, rendering/performance optimizations, and strengthened release/deployment tooling, while continuing to clean up the codebase for maintainability and robustness. Commit-level traceability remains clear across features and fixes. Key features delivered: - Relations Autocomplete UX Enhancements: client-side JS processing, content-type specific autocomplete, and clearer field names to improve accuracy and reduce data-entry time. Commits include 947fbf411b071ac042c4a8db0955d602510e0a66; da939b8335786162f951014fd967d8f523dcb36f; 987241a037da2faccc42ff7ec63067731a109d68. - Core Asset Loading Refactor: inlining stylesheet and script tags to simplify rendering and reduce partials. Commits dd7ec5a1da01e2cb5a605626421a3b02eb6d19bf; 12cb2bb0140e2b04a92e5c7b55ea14d5f943914a. - Core Static Path Fix: removed leading slash from static paths to ensure correct resource resolution. Commit d657a9843ccf79f2caf2059654e86af26bbc7f36. - API Entities Merge Route Cleanup & SelectMergeOrEnrich view: cleanup of merge route/form, reuse of legacy templates, and new route to support selecting between merge/enrich. Commits 40e461826911059c85742b5cb66a76c37fdda373; 5976cd3f54374878c6a280484c6e8433d3e7a983; 10c524ef36da57924b738cc92cc230cf5a28a3ec; fb07e49ee0753924bac25953a06754ff24b96ccf. - CI/Release improvements: added a workflow to detect missing migrations and continued release tooling improvements, including moving settings to config and adding a manifest, plus manual run capabilities and tag behavior refinements. Commits 2ce5b26783440dda143b81260e0fe012b027f0ed; 3342d15561950d834b76dbeb19d8547d47849cce; d078c3b051d301875de42ca71db2e4966663b1a9; 19cd2f34ffa4b2b9acc329aad73e910113045600. - Generic/Utilities enhancements: enabling string paste in generic import form, URL-param-based autocomplete creation toggle, and enhanced object creation/error handling with generic URI integration across modules. Commits 41cb229ce49b07e5fba5ea3f3b3834e3242c10aa; 6995a73d6722f379f0d2cb0f22658fb47901e1b8; d93a17d7782c950968e189554e1b338aa06a7c76; 43aec8b3c0572774601a886d21c10c83ad56a59c; 2050de3acb5fd83ab29769f72246ad5d601403a4; e4e5616fa02b4e5dba7653d28a306daa49b3136c; c5dbc80f16a5a3e8d1cb39f5a8e9e7380df1c0f5; 1ccfffe8525b0397349a4e022c32e26cabe9acba; 1ccfffe8525b0397349a4e022c32e26cabe9acba. Major bugs fixed: - Generic Field Handling Bug Fixes: operate on a copy of data and transform column names with pretty_name. Commits 1fec441289b95b3bdfdc771f44929986fd47ce52; 07951c400757185b948813a2dc56ab725117c3a7. - API Entities Merge View Fixes: remove merge form and fix merge link target route. Commits 2b0dcf11792c766e72f7cfb487d65dffd54a289d; 5b200ed245159780b37b24e61720265c7653ac58. - Generic Autocomplete Toggle Bug Fix: enable autocomplete create via URL parameter. Commit 6995a73d6722f379f0d2cb0f22658fb47901e1b8. - History/Deptry/Other bug fixes: multiple small fixes including catch for missing template_name, harmonizing footer icon dimensions, and more. Key fixes documented in commits like 91f7c7768a3f410c9ab4841a8b509e74942dd382; 624d74a1d300973876cc5012e7b7dc0c3dff7115; f6a706464ba03c5ecfdcf71698fc471c2c09d98c; 36c97b1a7574f18b258ad4bc158c86d7eecf2328. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Increased user productivity and data integrity with improved autocomplete UX and safer field processing. Reduced rendering friction and ensured more reliable asset loading and path resolution. Streamlined API entities merging workflow for maintainability and faster iterations. Strengthened release/deployment reliability with automated migrations checks and config-driven release settings. Expanded capabilities for generic URIs and error handling to support broader reuse across modules. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Frontend: JS-based autocomplete processing, content-type aware UI, and UI refactors for clarity. - Backend: Python/Django refactors, core asset loading optimization, and robust data handling (copies for field operations, pretty_name transformation). - Release/DevOps: CI workflow for migrations checks, release-please config and manifest handling, manual run capability. - Architecture/Design: generic URI handling, GenericForeignKey integration, and cross-module URI consistency.
November 2024 (2024-11) monthly summary for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf: Overview: The month delivered substantial UX improvements, rendering/performance optimizations, and strengthened release/deployment tooling, while continuing to clean up the codebase for maintainability and robustness. Commit-level traceability remains clear across features and fixes. Key features delivered: - Relations Autocomplete UX Enhancements: client-side JS processing, content-type specific autocomplete, and clearer field names to improve accuracy and reduce data-entry time. Commits include 947fbf411b071ac042c4a8db0955d602510e0a66; da939b8335786162f951014fd967d8f523dcb36f; 987241a037da2faccc42ff7ec63067731a109d68. - Core Asset Loading Refactor: inlining stylesheet and script tags to simplify rendering and reduce partials. Commits dd7ec5a1da01e2cb5a605626421a3b02eb6d19bf; 12cb2bb0140e2b04a92e5c7b55ea14d5f943914a. - Core Static Path Fix: removed leading slash from static paths to ensure correct resource resolution. Commit d657a9843ccf79f2caf2059654e86af26bbc7f36. - API Entities Merge Route Cleanup & SelectMergeOrEnrich view: cleanup of merge route/form, reuse of legacy templates, and new route to support selecting between merge/enrich. Commits 40e461826911059c85742b5cb66a76c37fdda373; 5976cd3f54374878c6a280484c6e8433d3e7a983; 10c524ef36da57924b738cc92cc230cf5a28a3ec; fb07e49ee0753924bac25953a06754ff24b96ccf. - CI/Release improvements: added a workflow to detect missing migrations and continued release tooling improvements, including moving settings to config and adding a manifest, plus manual run capabilities and tag behavior refinements. Commits 2ce5b26783440dda143b81260e0fe012b027f0ed; 3342d15561950d834b76dbeb19d8547d47849cce; d078c3b051d301875de42ca71db2e4966663b1a9; 19cd2f34ffa4b2b9acc329aad73e910113045600. - Generic/Utilities enhancements: enabling string paste in generic import form, URL-param-based autocomplete creation toggle, and enhanced object creation/error handling with generic URI integration across modules. Commits 41cb229ce49b07e5fba5ea3f3b3834e3242c10aa; 6995a73d6722f379f0d2cb0f22658fb47901e1b8; d93a17d7782c950968e189554e1b338aa06a7c76; 43aec8b3c0572774601a886d21c10c83ad56a59c; 2050de3acb5fd83ab29769f72246ad5d601403a4; e4e5616fa02b4e5dba7653d28a306daa49b3136c; c5dbc80f16a5a3e8d1cb39f5a8e9e7380df1c0f5; 1ccfffe8525b0397349a4e022c32e26cabe9acba; 1ccfffe8525b0397349a4e022c32e26cabe9acba. Major bugs fixed: - Generic Field Handling Bug Fixes: operate on a copy of data and transform column names with pretty_name. Commits 1fec441289b95b3bdfdc771f44929986fd47ce52; 07951c400757185b948813a2dc56ab725117c3a7. - API Entities Merge View Fixes: remove merge form and fix merge link target route. Commits 2b0dcf11792c766e72f7cfb487d65dffd54a289d; 5b200ed245159780b37b24e61720265c7653ac58. - Generic Autocomplete Toggle Bug Fix: enable autocomplete create via URL parameter. Commit 6995a73d6722f379f0d2cb0f22658fb47901e1b8. - History/Deptry/Other bug fixes: multiple small fixes including catch for missing template_name, harmonizing footer icon dimensions, and more. Key fixes documented in commits like 91f7c7768a3f410c9ab4841a8b509e74942dd382; 624d74a1d300973876cc5012e7b7dc0c3dff7115; f6a706464ba03c5ecfdcf71698fc471c2c09d98c; 36c97b1a7574f18b258ad4bc158c86d7eecf2328. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Increased user productivity and data integrity with improved autocomplete UX and safer field processing. Reduced rendering friction and ensured more reliable asset loading and path resolution. Streamlined API entities merging workflow for maintainability and faster iterations. Strengthened release/deployment reliability with automated migrations checks and config-driven release settings. Expanded capabilities for generic URIs and error handling to support broader reuse across modules. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Frontend: JS-based autocomplete processing, content-type aware UI, and UI refactors for clarity. - Backend: Python/Django refactors, core asset loading optimization, and robust data handling (copies for field operations, pretty_name transformation). - Release/DevOps: CI workflow for migrations checks, release-please config and manifest handling, manual run capability. - Architecture/Design: generic URI handling, GenericForeignKey integration, and cross-module URI consistency.
2024-10 Monthly Summary — Focused on strengthening relationships management in acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf. Delivered modularization of the apis_relations codebase and introduced signal-based data integrity for duplicating and merging relations. Achieved architectural refactor by moving external methods into a dedicated module, enabling easier maintenance and more robust future enhancements. No separate bug fixes recorded this month; emphasis on reliability, data consistency, and scalable design to support business workflows around relational data.
2024-10 Monthly Summary — Focused on strengthening relationships management in acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf. Delivered modularization of the apis_relations codebase and introduced signal-based data integrity for duplicating and merging relations. Achieved architectural refactor by moving external methods into a dedicated module, enabling easier maintenance and more robust future enhancements. No separate bug fixes recorded this month; emphasis on reliability, data consistency, and scalable design to support business workflows around relational data.
In September 2024, delivered a modular URL routing refactor for the acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf repository, focusing on improving organization, modularity, and future scalability of API routes. The changes reorganize apis_core.urls to separate app-specific routes and include them conditionally based on app availability, enabling safer feature toggling and easier integration of additional apps. This work lays groundwork for streamlined deployments and reduces coupling between components. A focused commit implements the refactor of the urls entrypoint.
In September 2024, delivered a modular URL routing refactor for the acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf repository, focusing on improving organization, modularity, and future scalability of API routes. The changes reorganize apis_core.urls to separate app-specific routes and include them conditionally based on app availability, enabling safer feature toggling and easier integration of additional apps. This work lays groundwork for streamlined deployments and reduces coupling between components. A focused commit implements the refactor of the urls entrypoint.
July 2024: Strengthened API quality and reliability for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf by introducing OpenAPI schema validation in the CI pipeline. This provides early detection of schema drift and enforces specification adherence during testing, enabling faster, safer releases.
July 2024: Strengthened API quality and reliability for acdh-oeaw/apis-core-rdf by introducing OpenAPI schema validation in the CI pipeline. This provides early detection of schema drift and enforces specification adherence during testing, enabling faster, safer releases.

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