[tei-council] Ticket triage : greenery

Martin Holmes mholmes at uvic.ca
Thu Nov 3 14:33:17 EDT 2011


On 11-11-02 02:53 PM, Lou Burnard wrote:

>
> Here are the 11 "bug" tickets in the GREEN category :
>
> 3411976	<provenance>  examples and definition are inconsistent	

Agree.

> 3400825	"Mandatory when applicable" is meaningless

Accept. I also assume this applies to "recommended when applicable", and 
that all instances of either should be modified to "opt".

> 3284793	code may have non-unicode characters, needs<g>	

Reject (see my comments on the ticket).

> 3064182	Check desc of all xs:anyURI atts for in-doc restrictions

Agree.

> 3400295	Inconsistent definitions for some elements

Accept, with Lou's suggested wording.

> 3387002	usage of @class on msItemStruct wrongly described

I'm not sure exactly what's being proposed; I've posted two comments 
trying to help myself understand the issue properly, so if someone could 
read those and see if I make sense, that would help. But there is a 
problem that needs fixing.

> 3305072	mention<formula>  as possible content for<figure>  in text

Agree.

> 3304622	invalid xml:lang= values

Agree to fixing the obviously bad values; reading the ticket suggests 
that once that's done, there needs to be a spin-off ticket to decide 
whether Syd's rigorous reading of the situation re @xml:lang is right 
and should be the TEI's position, or whether a more relaxed reading is 
possible, allowing for more options when choosing language codes.

> 3289073	many missing references in guidelines

Agree. The bug is already assigned to Stuart, so he'll presumably do 
these once he has the OK.

> 3285020	irregularities in<gram>  syntatic sugar variants

Not sure. Appears that Laurent has spun off another ticket for this. See 
my comment on Lou's question.
	
> 3223544	use of head and p within figure

Agree that the specific example in question needs to be supplemented 
with an explanation of why/when it's appropriate to use <p>.

FRs coming soon.

Cheers,
Martin

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Martin Holmes
University of Victoria Humanities Computing and Media Centre
(mholmes at uvic.ca)


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