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The same is also true for the certifierReport link and potentially also the certifierCredential.
It's not going to be common, but I can see two scenarios where this metadata might be present: 1) someone sets the metadata prematurely/automatically, and 2) someone needs to reverify a publication.
Without access to the link info, I can't reset these fields in the verification tool.
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Publication links (defined as `link` elements in the Package Document) are extracted
and copied under a new `links` property of the `earl:testSubject` object.
For instance, the following OPF snippet:
```
<link rel="a11y:certifierReport" href="http://www.example.com/report.html"/>
```
Would be reported as:
```
"earl:testSubject" {
…
"links": {
"a11y:certifierReport": "http://www.example.com/report.html"
}
}
```
Only publication-level links (i.e. with no `refines` attribute) are extracted.
Fixes#96
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Publication links (defined as `link` elements in the Package Document) are extracted
and copied under a new `links` property of the `earl:testSubject` object.
For instance, the following OPF snippet:
```
<link rel="a11y:certifierReport" href="http://www.example.com/report.html"/>
```
Would be reported as:
```
"earl:testSubject" {
…
"links": {
"a11y:certifierReport": "http://www.example.com/report.html"
}
}
```
Only publication-level links (i.e. with no `refines` attribute) are extracted.
Fixes#96
It would be useful (but hardly critical) to get a list of links along with the metadata, pairing rel to href.
The reason I ask is that conformance to the a11y spec is done through a link, so I can't pick up if the metadata is already set in the publication:
The same is also true for the certifierReport link and potentially also the certifierCredential.
It's not going to be common, but I can see two scenarios where this metadata might be present: 1) someone sets the metadata prematurely/automatically, and 2) someone needs to reverify a publication.
Without access to the link info, I can't reset these fields in the verification tool.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: