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Use XML 1.0; resolves #26. #27

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  • Roll back to XML 1.0 from 1.1 introduced in
    d17b57c
  • Switch line ending encoding from \n to \x0A
  • Clean up whitespace in file

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I tested this with a few Dalhousie collections. I build GraphPass, and then used in with auk, and analyzed a few collections that were previously displaying empty graphs for me. Things seem to be working fine.

@greebie @ianmilligan1 can you give this a more thorough test when you have some time?

Use XML 1.0; resolves #26.
- Roll back to XML 1.0 from 1.1 introduced in
d17b57c
- Switch line ending encoding from \n to \x0A
- Clean up whitespace in file
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I'll give it a test tomorrow morning. It is not necessary to go to \x0A if we go back to 1.0. But it might save us some Windows compatibility down the road.

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I'll give it a test tomorrow morning. It is not necessary to go to \x0A if we go back to 1.0. But it might save us some Windows compatibility down the road.

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Tested on previously blank collections and is working well. As seen below, this collection failed with previous graphpass and works with this one.
screen shot 2018-08-27 at 9 57 04 pm

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I got a response to my issue about 1.2 being deprecated: gephi/gexf#11. It seems like the story is just what we think it is. 1.2 is deprecated, but 1.3 is a work in progress.

I may have learned a lesson about reacting to deprecation warnings, assuming that they mean you should upgrade.

I think we should just go back to 1.2. The 1.3 project is looking a little unfocussed. I do not know why they decided to deprecate 1.2.

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I got a response to my issue about 1.2 being deprecated: gephi/gexf#11. It seems like the story is just what we think it is. 1.2 is deprecated, but 1.3 is a work in progress.

I may have learned a lesson about reacting to deprecation warnings, assuming that they mean you should upgrade.

I think we should just go back to 1.2. The 1.3 project is looking a little unfocussed. I do not know why they decided to deprecate 1.2.

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Should we bump this back down to 1.2 then, or leave it at 1.3?

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Should we bump this back down to 1.2 then, or leave it at 1.3?

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If Ian is okay with it, I think we should bump down to 1.2. The main changes I see in 1.3 have to do with dynamic graphs and we do not really use those much.

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If Ian is okay with it, I think we should bump down to 1.2. The main changes I see in 1.3 have to do with dynamic graphs and we do not really use those much.

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Let's bump down to 1.2.

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ianmilligan1 commented Aug 28, 2018

Let's bump down to 1.2.

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Weird. My change isn't showing up here. I'll close and re-open.

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Weird. My change isn't showing up here. I'll close and re-open.

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