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When :draft:
is not present, do not show "XX Stage"
#241
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...! I'm really surprised to see this. If the document does not clearly indicate it is a draft, and the document becomes available, it will mislead readers about its status. Did this come from ISO secretariat? |
This is from me — I was trying to reproduce a published ISO standard. If the document is not a draft, there is no need to indicate it’s stage. Right? |
I don't think it is safe to trust users to put in the :draft: attribute |
Then we turn it around for a |
Or |
This is not the way to handle it. The information about the official status of the document is already indicated in whether the So the actual solution to this is to have the document stage information on the front page of ISO suppressed when the stage is 60. The draft warning is already hidden, based not on the value of Please confirm this is what you intended. |
Confirmed, and this solution has to be portable. For example, in CSD any stage before “published” should have the draft warning. In ISO, stage 60.00 and 60.60 documents should not have the draft warning. |
Confirmed, and this solution has to be portable. For example, in CSD any stage before “published” should have the draft warning. In ISO, stage 60.00 and 60.60 documents should not have the draft warning. |
To make it portable, I am introducing a new metadata attribute: unpublished; its definition will vary for each gem. |
Done for all gems. Will work with next release. |
When
:draft:
is not present, do not show "XX Stage" (the draft warning is already hidden correctly).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: