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In OAK, some commands will treat an empty list as "all"; e.g.
obi relationships
Shows all relationships in the ontology.
This behavior becomes confusing when the user passes a query via the OAK expression language and the query returns zero result. Currently no distinction is made between a zero-extent query result and zero terms passed by the user.
Zero-result queries should be treated differently from no input passed. The former should be treated as the true empty set.
In OAK, some commands will treat an empty list as "all"; e.g.
obi relationships
Shows all relationships in the ontology.
This behavior becomes confusing when the user passes a query via the OAK expression language and the query returns zero result. Currently no distinction is made between a zero-extent query result and zero terms passed by the user.
Zero-result queries should be treated differently from no input passed. The former should be treated as the true empty set.
Originally posted by @turbomam in #807 (comment)
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