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Use of bindings is deprecated #881

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mattgarrish opened this issue Nov 12, 2018 · 1 comment
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Use of bindings is deprecated #881

mattgarrish opened this issue Nov 12, 2018 · 1 comment
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spec: EPUB 3.2 Impacting the support of EPUB 3.2 status: completed Work completed, can be closed

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Epubcheck should emit a warning that use of the bindings element in the package document is deprecated.

Reference: https://w3c.github.io/publ-epub-revision/epub32/spec/epub-packages.html#sec-opf-bindings

@mattgarrish mattgarrish added spec: EPUB 3.2 Impacting the support of EPUB 3.2 status: accepted Ready to be further processed labels Nov 12, 2018
mattgarrish added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 17, 2018
- partially resolves #883 - only adds the attribute, doesn't check values
- fixes #882 - reports if a preceding itemref has a matching idref
- fixes #881 - reports presence of bindings
- fixes #880 - reports presence of rendition:viewport property in metadata
- fixes #879 - reports rendition:spread=portrait in metadata and rendition:spread-portrait on an itemref
- fixes #878 - reports presence of meta-auth property in metadata
- fixes #877 - reports presence of display-seq in metadata
- fixes #876 - reports if term/authority are not used together, or if multiple instances are attached to a single subject
rdeltour pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jan 14, 2019
- partially resolves #883 - only adds the attribute, doesn't check values
- fixes #882 - reports if a preceding itemref has a matching idref
- fixes #881 - reports presence of bindings
- fixes #880 - reports presence of rendition:viewport property in metadata
- fixes #879 - reports rendition:spread=portrait in metadata and rendition:spread-portrait on an itemref
- fixes #878 - reports presence of meta-auth property in metadata
- fixes #877 - reports presence of display-seq in metadata
- fixes #876 - reports if term/authority are not used together, or if multiple instances are attached to a single subject
rdeltour pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jan 14, 2019
- partially resolves #883 - only adds the attribute, doesn't check values
- fixes #882 - reports if a preceding itemref has a matching idref
- fixes #881 - reports presence of bindings
- fixes #880 - reports presence of rendition:viewport property in metadata
- fixes #879 - reports rendition:spread=portrait in metadata and rendition:spread-portrait on an itemref
- fixes #878 - reports presence of meta-auth property in metadata
- fixes #877 - reports presence of display-seq in metadata
- fixes #876 - reports if term/authority are not used together, or if multiple instances are attached to a single subject
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Closed in #927

@rdeltour rdeltour added status: completed Work completed, can be closed and removed status: accepted Ready to be further processed labels Jan 21, 2019
rdeltour added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 28, 2022
The use of the `bindings` element was already reported as a warning (it is deprecated since EPUB 3.2).
Since it is not necessary to report errors for misuse of a long-deprecated feature, this commit removes the following checks:
- `OPF-008` (was reported for handler binding to a core media type)
- `OPF-009` (was reported when a media type was assigned multilpe handlers)
- `OPF-046` (was reported when a media type hander was not declared as scripted)
- a schema warning (`RSC-017`) reported when a handler was not XHTML

See also #881
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