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MDN annotations have ended up in scraped data #355
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Looks like this was a recent regression, the first of these came in w3c/webref@4cd3ad9 on Jun 26, and it wasn't because of a change in Reffy. |
This issue doesn't appear to have been resolved. Parsing https://drafts.csswg.org/css-transforms-2/ still include MDN annotations in the extracted CSS definitions. This is due to the fact that the annotations are not contained in
https://github.com/tidoust/reffy/blob/master/src/browserlib/extract-cssdfn.js#L52-L61 |
@pyoor I can't reproduce the problem - I'm assuming you're using the CLI script in
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Behavior may be transient in that these annotations are probably generated asynchronously, and thus may or may not be present when the extraction runs. I get the problem on one of the properties of CSS Transforms 2 when I run things locally. Also, it appears in other spesc as well, such as in the CSS extract for CSS Text Module Level 3 |
Reopening as |
git grep -l ✔MDN
in reffy-reports shows that a number of specs have MDN annotations in the scraped data. For example, ed/css/css-align.json looks like this:It looks like the
<aside class="mdn-anno wrapped">
in https://drafts.csswg.org/css-align/ will have to be removed to solve this.@dontcallmedom @tidoust @tabatkins
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