Commit

What it is

Committing makes staged rules live. If RDFox can’t load the rule set, the commit is rolled back and returns success: false. Run Validate first to catch syntax and stratification errors. Run the mutation with dryRun: true first to see what would change. dryRun defaults to false. Pass ruleIris to commit a subset of the staged rules. Stage the change with Stage. Ask the agent runs the same flow in chat.

Import

import { useCommitStagedRulesMutation } from "@manta-eu/client";
import { useMantaClient } from "@manta-eu/react/providers";

Example

const { mantaClient } = useMantaClient();
const commit = useCommitStagedRulesMutation(mantaClient);

await commit.mutateAsync({ dryRun: true });
const result = await commit.mutateAsync({ dryRun: false });

Request

A backend sends the same step as a GraphQL mutation. See calling Manta from a backend for the endpoint and authentication.

mutation {
  commitStagedRules(dryRun: false) {
    success
    rulesAdded
    rulesUpdated
    rulesDeleted
    error
  }
}

Response

result.commitStagedRules returns success, rulesAdded, rulesUpdated, rulesDeleted, and error. The three counts are how many rules the commit added, updated, and deleted. error is set when the commit is rejected.