Add support for variables of type string to conformance doc #291
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…es/area_types to allow use of flag_values and flag_meanings as per discussion in #198
…e cf-conventions#139
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Hi @RosalynHatcher Thanks also for this. Similarly to #290, as this original discussion was concluded and agreed, I don't think we need to wait the usual three weeks before merging this - it's essentially a housekeeping task, now. |
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See issue #139 for discussion of these changes.
This was a missed PR in the conformance repo before it was moved into the cf-conventions repo (cf-convention/Conformance#7)
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cf-conventions.adoc?cf-conventions.adocup to date? Versioning inspired by SemVer.history.adocup to date?For maintainers
After the merge remember to delete the source branch.
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masteralways is a draft for the next version.