RDF Studio

Release notes

What changed in each release, written for the people who use it rather than the people who built it.

0.59.11 What changed in 0.59.11 A security release: the libraries the server uses for images, web requests and trusted certificates, and the tool that builds the web app, now carry their published security fixes. Everything else works as it did in 0.59.10. 25 October 2026 0.59.10 What changed in 0.59.10 Reasoning now does what its screen says: on Auto, what you load or insert is reasoned about as it arrives; on Manual, every change marks the database stale; and a key of several properties needs all of them to match. Ontologies, shapes, queries and imports keep what you asked for, and articles an… 18 October 2026 0.59.9 What changed in 0.59.9 The articles now read like their originals: every opening paragraph, picture, link and line break is where it should be. In Integrate, the mapping and job dialogs no longer lose what you typed. 6 October 2026 0.59.8 What changed in 0.59.8 A large database no longer stops the app while it is being created, and the screens you work in every day got more exact: Browse lists the classes your ontology declares, saving a model rewrites only what you changed, and an export holds only what you stated. The reasoner and the validator now pa… 4 October 2026 0.59.7 What changed in 0.59.7 A model run becomes a record you can trust: a finished run is read or copied, never edited, and one APPLY creates everything it produced — saying plainly what it left out. The AI assistants know your database, Integrate ▸ Mappings filters by run, and a slow merge step that could hold Extract for … 14 September 2026 0.59.6 What changed in 0.59.6 Taxonomies now work end to end: create one, fill it, import several at once from any RDF format. A finished model run can be read without re-running it, Microsoft Azure OpenAI joins the AI providers, and our W3C SHACL conformance report is published in full — 98 cases out of 98. 10 September 2026 0.59.5 What changed in 0.59.5 Shipped on 10 September 2026, and the largest release so far. Validation moved into the storage engine and now passes the entire W3C SHACL Core test suite, 98 cases out of 98. Validating the Northwind sample went from six seconds to under one, and a 133-million-triple database now validates end t… 10 September 2026