feat: add hyphens for properties in folksonomy #8278
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Related PR in folksonomy: openfoodfacts/folksonomy_api#134 |
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Ok, feature is also deployed on Folksonomy engine API (it was the occasion to document production upgrade process). |
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Related to issue 132 in folksonomy (openfoodfacts/folksonomy_api#132)
Hyphen ("-" symbol) should be allowed for the property in folksonomy.
Could not (or did not find how to) open folksonomy in local to check changes.