Using <> notation when adding a custom RDF type (v 0.17.2)

[Gregory Neil Jansen]

Hi all,

I've been creating container nodes with a locally defined rdf:type for some time. Such unknown types are probably rightly ignored in HTTP link headers. So I've been including that statement in turtle as follows:

```

<> a <https://example.nps.gov/2021/nps-workflow#submission> .

```

It works great, but here's where my question arises..

The resulting object has this representation on GET:

```

<http://localhost:9090/submissions/foo> rdf:type  ldp:BasicContainer .
<http://localhost:9090/submissions/foo/> rdf:type <https://example.nps.gov/2021/nps-workflow#submission> .

```

Note the trailing slash on only one of the statements. It's as if <> refers to a different node. Is <> simply reflecting the request URI instead of the internal LDP URI? Am I using an odd approach?

many thanks,

Greg

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Gregory N. Jansen
Research Software Architect
Advanced Information Collaboratory
School of Information Studies
University of Maryland in College Park

[Gregory Neil Jansen]

FYI, I've updated my Trellis build to use the 0.19.0 release and verified that this is still the behavior. I'll have a look in the implementation code now too.

Greg

[Aaron Coburn]

Thanks, Greg. This does sound like a bug.

Aaron

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