Issue #151 - Support Composite Code Lists (for date-time codelist generation) #227
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November 8, 2021 14:19
…f mixed code-lists which can be used when representing date/time code-lists.
…make use of `CompositeQbConceptScheme`s to achieve the same thing for date-time codelists.
…make use of `CompositeQbConceptScheme`s to achieve the same thing for date-time codelists.
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Support the generation of local Composite SKOS ConceptScheme code-lists to allow us to refer to date-time periods in a local code-list with overriden labels, comments, etc.
Date-time codelist generation will now move from the
pmdutilssteps of the Jenkins pipeline to the intial step. This means publishers will have a date-time codelist generated to complete their locally generated CSV-Ws.