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| for _, item := range items { | ||
| if profile := a11yProfile(item.value); profile != "" { | ||
| profiles = append(profiles, profile) | ||
| for k, v := range item.children { |
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Do I read correctly that the refined metadata of the last conformsTo declared will override all the other accessibility metadata? In which case we're loosing the other metadata (global or refined). Is this what we want @HadrienGardeur?
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I'm not sure I'm following that one since conformsTo should be an array of URIs.
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If I understand the code correctly this will parse the a11y metadata that are refining each dc:conformsTo tags. Although I didn't know that <dc:conformsTo> could be refined, I thought only <meta> with an ID could.
@chocolatkey Do you have an OPF example that this is supposed to parse?
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This is the example that we were using: https://github.com/standardebooks/nathaniel-hawthorne_the-house-of-the-seven-gables/blob/master/src/epub/content.opf#L19
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Ha I see, in that case my initial question stands. We can have several conformances with different IDs and their own refinements.
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Then it's probably a limitation of our model because the certification object isn't tied to a particular conformsTo.
I'm hesitant to shake things up though, because it seems quite unlikely that you'd get certified multiple times (in most countries, there won't be a certification process at all).
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@chocolatkey could we merge that one this week as well? |
Yes, I'll finish the tests soon |
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refinesproperty) as OPFmetaelements (Support for EPUB Accessibility 1.1 conformance values #194)As mentioned in #194 , long term we should think about adjusting the parsing logic for child
metaelements (elements that refine another) in the OPF, since our logic might end up ignoring them