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https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=30145 --- Comment #2 from Botond Biró <botond23@gmail.com> --- Thanks for the clarification! It wasn't immediately obvious that in this case the default value from @input-type-annotations would take precedence over the default value of @validation(="strip"). What confused me was the second part of - 25.4 Validation §5: "The [xsl:]default-validation attribute has no effect on the xsl:source-document and xsl:merge-source elements, which perform no validation unless explicitly requested." Probably just missed the history of (@strip-)@input-type-annotations and resolution of the bug 29793 - as from the test context it can be taken the validation for this file to be explicitly requested. I like your suggestion for test interoperability with the explicit @input-type-annotations="preserve" or @validation cheers, Botond -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the QA Contact for the bug.
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