Re: [xliff] Call for Dissent was Re: [xliff] csprd01 comments 11 and 41

["Dr. David Filip" <David.Filip@ul.ie>]

BTW, I killed the inheritance and default dependency, as it indeed was causing more trouble than convenience

Also added the MUST NOT Merge PR on <segment> as promised but forgotten yesterday

Unable to print now due to issues with the automatically generated trees Tom committed earlier today/late his night..

Cheers

dF

Dr. David Filip

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On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 11:48 AM, Yves Savourel <ysavourel@enlaso.com> wrote:

Hi David, all,

>> David, please, we really need to just disconnect
>> completely state and canMerge, set the default of
>> the first to 'initial' and the
>> second to 'yes'. You will have a merge indicator in
>> place and it won't provoke any disruption.
>> Those two attributes have no reasons
>> whatsoever to be connected.
>
> If the TC agrees to it I have no problem with implementing it,
> but then we will have done the full circle admittedly with
> some minor clarifications.

We would go from an 'approved' attribute with unclear relationship with the states and by default set to 'no', to a clearer
'canMerge' attribute that is completely independent from state and set to 'yes' by default. That doesn't look like a circle or a
minor change to me.

Regards,
-yves



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