The odds/extract-isosch.xsl program is copying attributes from input <tei:constraint> to the output <sch:rule>. This is a bit silly, because (except perhaps for @xml:* attrs) none of them are valid or have meaningful semantics in Schematron.
We never noticed this, BTW, because there are no attributes on <constraint> in the entirety of the Guidelines repo. I just noticed because I decided to abuse the @n attribute of almost every element in a customization ODD because I wanted to make sure none of my colleagues (or future me) edited the file: <constraint n="DO NOT EDIT!">. :smile:
The odds/extract-isosch.xsl program is copying attributes from input
<tei:constraint>to the output<sch:rule>. This is a bit silly, because (except perhaps for@xml:*attrs) none of them are valid or have meaningful semantics in Schematron.We never noticed this, BTW, because there are no attributes on
<constraint>in the entirety of the Guidelines repo. I just noticed because I decided to abuse the@nattribute of almost every element in a customization ODD because I wanted to make sure none of my colleagues (or future me) edited the file:<constraint n="DO NOT EDIT!">. :smile: