@@ -134,8 +134,10 @@ traits:
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If the reference itself does not contain a version
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- specifier and relies on dynamic behaviour, then this should
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- be left empty.
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+ specifier and relies on dynamic behaviour, this will be
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+ set to a tag that produces equivalent behaviour. This can
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+ then be used for user presentation or as a filter with a
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+ relationship query.
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stableTag :
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type : string
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description : >
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If, for example, references without an explicit version
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- yield the most recent, then this should be set to
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+ yield the most recent, then this would be set to
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the tag of that version. When referencing some other
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- semantic state (eg. approval), this should be set to the
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+ semantic state (eg. approval), this would be set to the
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tag of the concrete version that matches the specific
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state.
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@@ -160,7 +162,7 @@ traits:
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Stable :
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description : >
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Defines that the entity references returned from a
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- relationship query with this trait should be devoid of any
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+ relationship query with this trait must be devoid of any
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dynamic behaviour. This includes concepts such as
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meta-versioning or context-specific variation that results
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logically different data being supplied.
@@ -278,6 +280,8 @@ specifications:
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description : >
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A relationship between alternate versions of the same logical
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entity. This may include unstable versions such as "latest".
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+ Results will be ordered with the most relevant first. This
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+ is usually reverse chronological order.
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traitSet :
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- namespace : usage
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name : Relationship
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