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TrustGraph 2.9: A Config-Driven Workbench, Leaner Core, and Smarter Catalog Loading

San Francisco, CA — TrustGraph 2.9 is here. This release is led by the most significant evolution of the TrustGraph Workbench to date: a fully config-driven navigation system, a DCAT catalog welcome experience, embedded semantic search, an in-app documentation viewer, a streaming demo data loader, and IAM administration plugins — all delivered as composable, manifest-driven plugins. Alongside the…

TrustGraph 2.9 is a major release that introduces a fully config-driven navigation system, a DCAT catalog welcome experience, embedded semantic search, an in-app documentation viewer, a streaming demo data loader, and IAM administration plugins. These features are delivered as composable, manifest-driven plugins, allowing for a more configurable and maintainable foundation.

The release also sharpens the core platform by removing the LangChain dependency, adding support for named graphs in the bulk API, pre-loading default models in container images, and fixing RDF correctness issues.

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