docs: migrate to v1.2 ontology vocabulary - #308
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…ttribute) The docs still used the pre-v1.2 names (GraphSchema/EntityType/ RelationType/PropertyType) and the deprecated schema= kwarg, which now emit DeprecationWarnings when copy-pasted. Updated all examples, type hints, and prose to the current vocabulary; the graph-schema page URL is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Attribute model on main has only name/type/description; the required field documented here does not exist in the code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
08_ontology_lifecycle.py intentionally untouched — its step 8 demonstrates that the legacy names still work. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rename the `schema` constructor parameter to `ontology` in the API reference table so it matches the signature, import `Attribute` in the ontology example, and document `Relation.properties`. Finish the terminology migration in the sections that still used the deprecated wording: "Open Schema Mode", "Prune Against Schema", "Define a Schema", "Example Schema Definition" and the "schema types" phrasing. Also drop the `Attribute.required` row from configuration.mdx; the field does not exist on the model and was already removed from the API reference. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR updates the ontology terminology and examples, but one configuration example still advertises an unsupported Attribute.required option. This is a bounded documentation correctness issue that should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@docs/configuration.mdx`:
- Around line 315-325: Remove both unsupported required arguments from the
Attribute definitions in the Entity examples, while preserving the name, type,
and other supported attributes.
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| Attribute(name="name", type="STRING", required=True), | ||
| Attribute(name="age", type="INTEGER"), | ||
| Attribute(name="occupation", type="STRING"), | ||
| ], | ||
| ), | ||
| EntityType( | ||
| Entity( | ||
| label="Location", | ||
| description="A geographical place or setting", | ||
| properties=[ | ||
| PropertyType(name="name", type="STRING", required=True), | ||
| PropertyType(name="country", type="STRING"), | ||
| Attribute(name="name", type="STRING", required=True), | ||
| Attribute(name="country", type="STRING"), |
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Remove unsupported Attribute.required arguments.
Attribute.required is not part of the documented Attribute API. This example tells users that requiredness is configurable when the SDK does not provide that field. Remove both arguments.
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- Attribute(name="name", type="STRING", required=True),
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| Attribute(name="name", type="STRING", required=True), | |
| Attribute(name="age", type="INTEGER"), | |
| Attribute(name="occupation", type="STRING"), | |
| ], | |
| ), | |
| EntityType( | |
| Entity( | |
| label="Location", | |
| description="A geographical place or setting", | |
| properties=[ | |
| PropertyType(name="name", type="STRING", required=True), | |
| PropertyType(name="country", type="STRING"), | |
| Attribute(name="name", type="STRING", required=True), | |
| Attribute(name="country", type="STRING"), | |
| Attribute(name="name", type="STRING"), | |
| Attribute(name="age", type="INTEGER"), | |
| Attribute(name="occupation", type="STRING"), | |
| ], | |
| ), | |
| Entity( | |
| label="Location", | |
| description="A geographical place or setting", | |
| properties=[ | |
| Attribute(name="name", type="STRING"), | |
| Attribute(name="country", type="STRING"), |
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In `@docs/configuration.mdx` around lines 315 - 325, Remove both unsupported
required arguments from the Attribute definitions in the Entity examples, while
preserving the name, type, and other supported attributes.
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Pull request overview
Migrates public documentation and runnable examples from the legacy “schema” vocabulary to the v1.2+ “ontology” vocabulary (Ontology/Entity/Relation/Attribute, ontology=) so copy-pasted snippets match the current SDK API surface.
Changes:
- Updated README + guides to use
Ontologyterminology andGraphRAG(..., ontology=...). - Updated examples (02/03/06) to import and construct
Ontology/Entity/Relation. - Updated API reference to rename “Schema” → “Ontology” and document
Relation.properties.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| README.md | Renames the “define schema” step and switches the example to Ontology + ontology=. |
| graphrag_sdk/examples/02_pdf_with_schema.py | Updates example to build/pass an Ontology instead of GraphSchema. |
| graphrag_sdk/examples/03_custom_strategies.py | Updates example constants and imports to Ontology vocabulary. |
| graphrag_sdk/examples/06_markdown_document_aware.py | Renames create_schema() → create_ontology() and passes ontology=. |
| docs/strategies.mdx | Updates strategy docs/snippets to use ontology parameter naming and Ontology types. |
| docs/ingestion.mdx | Renames “Prune Against Schema” / “Open schema mode” wording to ontology equivalents. |
| docs/graph-schema.mdx | Updates examples to Ontology vocabulary while keeping the page’s “graph-schema” framing. |
| docs/getting-started.mdx | Updates onboarding steps and constructor snippet to use ontology=. |
| docs/extraction.mdx | Updates entity type priority docs to use Ontology entities. |
| docs/configuration.mdx | Renames the configuration section to Ontology and updates model tables/snippets. |
| docs/api-reference.mdx | Renames the “Schema” section to “Ontology”, updates GraphRAG signature docs, and adds Relation.properties. |
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docs/configuration.mdx:325
Attributedoes not accept arequiredparameter, so this example will raise at runtime when copied. Droprequired=Truehere as well.
properties=[
Attribute(name="name", type="STRING", required=True),
Attribute(name="country", type="STRING"),
docs/graph-schema.mdx:233
- The section heading still says "Schema with Patterns" even though the text and code below use
Ontology/Relation. Rename the heading to avoid mixed terminology.
### Schema with Patterns
Patterns define which source-target pairs are valid for each relationship type.
They are specified directly on `Relation`:
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| description="A character or real person", | ||
| properties=[ | ||
| PropertyType(name="name", type="STRING", required=True), | ||
| PropertyType(name="age", type="INTEGER"), | ||
| PropertyType(name="occupation", type="STRING"), | ||
| Attribute(name="name", type="STRING", required=True), | ||
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| ## Defining Your Own Schema | ||
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| A `GraphSchema` tells the extraction pipeline which entity and relationship types to look for, and the pruning step uses it to filter non-conforming data. | ||
| An `Ontology` tells the extraction pipeline which entity and relationship types to look for, and the pruning step uses it to filter non-conforming data. | ||
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| ### Basic Schema |
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Summary
This continues #279: the branch is rebased onto current
mainand additionallyaddresses the four CodeRabbit review comments left on that PR.
Review comments addressed
schema->ontologyconstructor parameter — the API reference tabledocumented a
schemaparameter that no longer matches the actualconstructor signature; renamed to
ontology.Attributeimport — the ontology example now importsAttributealongsideOntology,EntityandRelationso the snippet isrunnable as written.
Relation.propertiesdocumented — the attribute was missing from theRelationmodel documentation and has been added.deprecated wording were updated: "Open Schema Mode", "Prune Against Schema",
"Define a Schema", "Example Schema Definition" and the "schema types"
phrasing. In-repo anchors were updated to match.
Extra cleanup
Dropped the
Attribute.requiredrow fromconfiguration.mdx. The field doesnot exist on the model and had already been removed from the API reference, so
the configuration page was the last place still advertising it.
Verification
grep -rni "open schema\|Define a Schema\|schema types\|Prune Against Schema\|Example Schema Definition" docs/ README.md— no matchesgrep -rn "open-schema-mode\|define-a-schema\|example-schema-definition\|prune-against-schema" docs/ README.md docs/docs.json— no matches (no broken in-repo anchors)Supersedes #279 (left open for reference).
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ontology.