Cparle added a comment.

From a strictly searching perspective I can't see that it matters

Say for arguments sake that on commons we allow statements with the wikidata property 'depicts' P180 (contains a wikidata Q-ID) and 'MoMA artwork id' P2014 (contains an external id). We whitelist these for search indexing (via $wgWBRepoSettings['searchIndexProperties']) and they get written into the search index in the statement_keywords field, for example

"statement_keywords": [
    "wikidata:P180=wikidata:Q527"
    "wikidata:P2014=79802"
]

(the 'wikidata' suffix comes from federation, and Q527 means 'sky')

So if I want to find files that depict 'sky', I run a search with haswbstatement:wikidata:P180=wikidata:Q527. If I want to find the file with MoMA artwork id 79802, I run a search with haswbstatement:wikidata:P2014=79802.


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