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Parse a self-closing tag with no attributes and no space before '/>' #1

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@billstclair billstclair commented Nov 24, 2017

myrho's update worked, but didn't pass the Travis CL tests, due to the incompatible changes to elm-test. I made a tiny change to the parser, to properly parse <foo/>, and updated the test environment to work with the latest elm-test (version 4.2 to 5.0).

We'll see if Travis CL is happy with it after myrho merges and that merge gets applied to his pull request in the main eeu56 repository.

I moved the 2.2.3 tag to my commit, so if it passes tests, and Noah is happy with it, it should be ready to "elm package publish".

…ore '/>'.

Add '<there/>' example to the test suite.

Update the tests for version 4.2 to 5 of elm-test. No more Main.elm.

Remove elm-doc-test installation and use. There aren't any doc tests, and it was generating files that didn't compile on my machine.
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Is anybody there?

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myrho commented Dec 5, 2017

Sorry, I just forgot about this issue!
So I merge your changes, and then make another pull request von eeue56/elm-xml?

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I believe you can just merge my changes, and the new commit on your repository will automatically get included in your existing pull request on eeue56/elm-xml.

@myrho myrho merged commit 40ef52d into myrho:master Dec 5, 2017
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