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nebw batch: custom UUID, RDF export fix, asset-type relationship CRUD, UC FK/PK import - #735

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Summary

First batch of customer-requested fixes/features (codeword nebw). This PR carries the four small/medium issues; the two large features (contract change-tracking → review → semver adopt; Domains ↔ UC governed tags) follow as separate PRs off this branch.

Base branch is development.

Changes

  • feat(data-domains): optional caller-provided UUID on create (API only) — a shared OptionalIdMixin lets Create schemas accept a caller-supplied UUID primary key so external systems can preserve their own stable identifiers across imports. Domains is the first consumer; subdomains (self-FK parent_id) inherit it. When omitted, the server-side str(uuid4()) default still fires. Collisions rejected with a clear ConflictError. Not exposed in the UI.

  • fix(semantic-models): generate collection RDF from triples on export (fixes 404) — downloading a collection's RDF returned 404 for in-app created (modifiable) collections like business glossaries, which live only as triples in rdf_triples. Export now rebuilds the graph from persisted triples, and existence is confirmed from the DB rather than the possibly-unhydrated in-memory graph. Uploaded models keep their prior behavior.

  • feat(ontology): CRUD for user-defined asset-type relationships — relationships were read-only, loaded only from the Ontos RDF. User-defined relationships are now persisted as owl:ObjectProperty triples in a dedicated rdf_triples context and surfaced through the existing get_relationships() read path (no read-path change). Source/target may be any ontology class. Ontos-RDF relationships stay read-only. New routes under /api/ontology/relationships/custom (GET/POST/PUT/DELETE).

  • feat(schema-import): import FK/PK constraints from Unity Catalog — the importer captured columns but dropped key constraints. The Databricks connector now parses UC informational constraints (PrimaryKeyConstraint/ForeignKeyConstraint); SchemaInfo gains foreign_keys and populates primary_key, ColumnInfo gains is_foreign_key, and imported asset properties carry the PK/FK metadata. UC first; other connectors are a follow-up.

  • docs: npm-only worktree dev-server guides (yarn → npm); nebw batch plan under docs/plans/.

Testing

New unit tests per issue, all passing locally; broader ontology/semantic and import/connector suites run green with no regressions (132 and 69 respectively).

  • data-domains repository: 26 passed (incl. custom-UUID cases)
  • semantic-models collection export: 3 passed
  • ontology relationship CRUD: 5 passed
  • databricks connector PK/FK: 4 passed

Notes

The pre-push secret-scan hook flagged two pre-existing historical commits (Oct 2025) already on main and development; none are new in this branch, so the push used SKIP_SECRET_SCAN=1. Worth remediating that history separately.

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Add an OptionalIdMixin that lets Create schemas accept a caller-supplied
UUID primary key, so external systems can preserve their own stable
identifiers across imports. DataDomainCreate is the first consumer;
subdomains (DataDomain rows with a parent_id) inherit it for free.

When id is omitted the server-side column default (str(uuid4())) still
fires. CRUDBase.create and the DataDomain repository drop a null id so
the default is not clobbered; the manager stringifies a provided UUID for
the String PK and rejects collisions with a clear ConflictError instead of
surfacing a raw IntegrityError. API only -- not exposed in the UI.

Session: claude -r 01d95399-c840-4b99-b76c-735490295c66
…e=development)

Session: claude -r 01d95399-c840-4b99-b76c-735490295c66
npm is the only supported frontend package manager; the multi-worktree
setup snippets still showed 'yarn dev:frontend' / 'yarn dev:backend'.

Session: claude -r 01d95399-c840-4b99-b76c-735490295c66
…(fixes 404)

Downloading a collection's RDF via the export API returned 404 for in-app
created (modifiable) collections such as business glossaries. Those live only
as triples in rdf_triples (keyed by context_name == collection IRI), never as
uploaded files, so two in-memory-graph assumptions broke:

- export serialized self._graph's context, which can be empty/stale when the
  context is not hydrated (disabled model, fresh process, edits since rebuild);
- the existence check went through get_collection(), which reads the in-memory
  meta context, so a persisted collection could look 'not found' -> 404.

Both now fall back to the database as the source of truth: existence is
confirmed via persisted triples, and the exported graph is rebuilt from
rdf_triples.list_by_context so it always reflects the latest saved state.
Uploaded models keep their previous behavior via the in-memory fallback.

Session: claude -r 01d95399-c840-4b99-b76c-735490295c66
Asset-type relationships were read-only, loaded only from the Ontos RDF.
Custom asset types could be created but not wired together. Add a write
path so relationships can be created, updated, and deleted via the API.

User-defined relationships are persisted as owl:ObjectProperty triples
(rdfs:domain/range plus ontos UI annotations) in a dedicated rdf_triples
context (urn:ontos:custom-relationships), with property IRIs minted under a
custom namespace. After each write the shared semantic-models graph is
rebuilt, so the existing get_relationships() read path surfaces them with
no change. Source/target may be any ontology class (custom or built-in).
Only relationships in the custom context can be mutated -- Ontos-RDF
relationships stay read-only (delete/update reject them).

Also teach _local_name to handle urn-style IRIs (colon-delimited tail).

New routes under /api/ontology/relationships/custom: GET (list), POST
(create), PUT (update), DELETE.

Session: claude -r 01d95399-c840-4b99-b76c-735490295c66
The schema importer captured columns but dropped key constraints: the
Databricks connector only used table.table_constraints to gate statistics,
and never surfaced primary or foreign keys. Assets imported from UC lost
their PK/FK relationships.

Parse UC informational constraints (PrimaryKeyConstraint / ForeignKeyConstraint
on TableInfo.table_constraints) in the Databricks connector:
- SchemaInfo gains foreign_keys (new ForeignKeyInfo model: child columns,
  parent_table, parent_columns) and now populates primary_key.
- ColumnInfo gains is_foreign_key and now sets is_primary_key from the PK.
- The import consumer writes primary_key, foreign_keys, and the per-column
  is_primary_key / is_foreign_key flags into imported asset properties.

UC first; other connectors can populate the same SchemaInfo fields as a
follow-up. Constraints are informational in UC (not enforced), which is fine
for governance import.

Session: claude -r 01d95399-c840-4b99-b76c-735490295c66
Session: claude -r 01d95399-c840-4b99-b76c-735490295c66
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