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Some specifications, published as Recommendations, incorporate proposed corrections. These corrections use <del> and <ins> to highlight parts that change between the current and the proposed future version of the spec.
Reffy happily extracts dfns, idl, links, etc. in <del> and <ins> constructs, meaning that the extracts are a merge between the current and future version of the spec. This can obviously create artificial duplicates. Reffy should rather skip <del> constructs to create extracts that represent the future version of the spec.
Some specifications, published as Recommendations, incorporate proposed corrections. These corrections use
<del>
and<ins>
to highlight parts that change between the current and the proposed future version of the spec.Reffy happily extracts dfns, idl, links, etc. in
<del>
and<ins>
constructs, meaning that the extracts are a merge between the current and future version of the spec. This can obviously create artificial duplicates. Reffy should rather skip<del>
constructs to create extracts that represent the future version of the spec.Examples of specs with proposed corrections:
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