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wxWindows: Collapse to a single <notes> element #577

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@wking wking commented Dec 28, 2017

The XSD schema is currently buggy on this point, but the plural element name (<notes> vs. <note>) and maxOccurs in the XSD entry:

<element name="notes" type="tns:formattedFixedTextType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1"/>

suggest that we expect only a single note entry.

Spun off from #566.

The XSD schema is currently buggy on this point, but the plural
element name (<notes> vs. <note>) and maxOccurs in the XSD entry:

  <element name="notes" type="tns:formattedFixedTextType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1"/>

suggest that we expect only a single note entry.
@jlovejoy jlovejoy added this to the 3.1 release milestone Jan 11, 2018
@jlovejoy jlovejoy merged commit a751fa6 into spdx:master Jan 11, 2018
@wking wking deleted the wxWindows-single-note branch January 11, 2018 20:38
wking added a commit to wking/license-list-XML that referenced this pull request Jan 11, 2018
The XSD suggests (buggily) that we only want a single <notes> element
(more details on this in 5010132, wxWindows: Collapse to a single
<notes> element, 2017-12-27, spdx#577).  And the information contained in
the <notes> section I'm removing is redundant, because the titleText
contains the release date.  I don't see a need to include that release
date as unstrucutured information in two places, and the license title
is clearly the more important location.
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