I was trying to use sh:equals in a property shape as follows:
sh:property [
sh:path s223:hasDomain ;
sh:class s223:Domain ;
sh:maxCount 1 ;
sh:minCount 1 ;
sh:equals ( s223:isContainedIn s223:hasDomain ) ;
] ;
...and discovered to my disappointment that I cannot use a property path as
the value of sh:equals. I do see that the SHACL spec says it must be an
IRI, but it seems so natural to be able to validate using a property path
here. Was there a reason it is limited to an IRI?
Steve
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