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From what I understand, it has been by-design that numeric dimensions always generate sh:minValue/sh:maxValue constraints and not sh:in. Or is it ok to force sh:in for all nominal and ordinal dimensions regardless of their values.
I think the problem might be that calculating the constraints is not in any way connected to the metadata. In other words, we don't know the dimension's data kind when building a sh:in list (or not)
cubes can have nominal or ordinal dimensions of Literals i.e. Integer
also in those cases we expect those dimensions to have a list of their elements attached at
sh:in
i.e. a cube like https://s.zazuko.com/2k9QjTi having a nominal dimension containing a single value of
"50"^^xsd:integer
shall have a shape containinguse case - see Info for https://energy.ld.admin.ch/sfoe/bfe_ogd56_energieperspektiven2050/KKWLaufzeit on
https://cube-validator.lindas.admin.ch/validate/https:%2F%2Ftest.lindas.admin.ch%2Fquery/https:%2F%2Fenergy.ld.admin.ch%2Fsfoe%2Fbfe_ogd56_energieperspektiven2050%2F3?tab=cube
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