Rainbow - Extracted HTML files to XLIFF do not contain subFlowsEnd attribute.

[Adrian Hogan]

1. I extracted a set of HTML files using Python Scrapy.
2. These files were extracted to Xliff using the Okapi Rainbow tool.
3. Files were validated in oXygen editor 21.1
4. Files found invalid by the validation tool.
5. Files were validated against XLIFF_2_advanced_validation NVDL schema from OASIS SVN.
6. File used are attached and link to NVDL schema: https://tools.oasis-open.org/version-control/browse/wsvn/xliff/trunk/xliff-21/schemas/xliff_2_advanced_validation.nvdl

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[YvesS]

It seems subFlowsStart would be used when a sub-flow exists in a start tag (like in <p> in HTML. And subFlowsEnd for sub-flows in ending code, which never exist in HTML. So I’m not sure I understand the validation error.

This probably need to be verified by the TC. I’ll ping them.

[YvesS]

Reported at https://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/xliff-comment/201911/msg00000.html