graphdb-workbench-tests 2.1.1 → 2.1.2-RC1

package/fixtures/locale-en.json

@@ -473,11 +473,11 @@
     "view.connector.management.title": "Connector management",
     "view.connector.management.helpInfo": "The Connector management view is used to create and manage GraphDB connector instances.",
     "view.class.hierarchy.title": "Class hierarchy",
-    "view.class.hierarchy.helpInfo": "This diagram shows the hierarchy of RDF classes by number of instances. The biggest circles are the parent classes and the nested ones are their children. Hover over a given class to see its subclasses or zoom in a nested circle (RDF class) for further exploration.",
+    "view.class.hierarchy.helpInfo": "The Class hierarchy view shows the hierarchy of RDF classes by the number of instances. The biggest circles are the parent classes, and the smaller nested ones are their subclasses. Hover over a given class to see its subclasses or zoom in a nested circle (RDF class) for further exploration.",
     "view.domain.range.graph.title": "Domain-Range graph",
     "view.domain.range.graph.helpInfo": "This diagram shows the classes and properties that lead to a given RDF class, which plays the role of <b>range</b> for all properties on the left of it, and <b>domain</b> for all properties on the right of it. You can navigate to another class by double clicking on it.",
     "view.class.relationships.title": "Class relationships",
-    "view.class.relationships.helpInfo": "This diagram shows the relationships between RDF classes, where a relationship is represented by links between the individual instances of two classes. Each link is an RDF statement where the subject is an instance of one class, the object is an instance of another class, and the link is the predicate. Depending on the number of links between the instances of two classes, the bundle can be thicker or thinner and it gets the colour of the class with more incoming links. The links can be in both directions.",
+    "view.class.relationships.helpInfo": "The Class relationships view shows the relationships between RDF classes, where a relationship is represented by links between the individual instances of two classes. Each link is an RDF statement where the subject is an instance of one class, the object is an instance of another class, and the link is the predicate. Depending on the number of links between the instances of two classes, the bundle can be thicker or thinner, and it receives the colour of the class with more incoming links. The links can be in both directions.",
     "view.visual.graph.helpInfo": "Provides a way to create a visual representation of parts of the data graph. You start from a single resource and the resources connected to it or from a graph query result. Click on resources to show their connections too.",
     "view.create.visual.graph.title": "Create visual graph config",
     "view.create.visual.graph.helpInfo": "A visual graph config defines the SPARQL queries used to retrieve nodes and edges in the visual graph, as well as the starting point of visualisation.",

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     "name": "graphdb-workbench-tests",
-    "version": "2.1.1",
+    "version": "2.1.2-RC1",
     "description": "Cypress tests for GraphDB workbench",
     "scripts": {
         "start": "cypress open",