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Inconsistent section references in revision history #13
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Hi Richard, I favour keeping the inconsistencies as they are for the 1.6 document. This will, in general, make checking the veracity easier. If there is a will to tidy this up in the future (e.g. for 1.7) then it can go in as a defect ticket in the usual fashion. Thanks, |
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* more text following 2020-11-27 discussions * bounds * tidy * tidy * tidy * tidy * reproducability * offset * indices * indices * indices * super * tie_point_dimension (1) * tie_point_dimension (2) * tie_point_dimension (3) * tie_point_dimension (4) * tie point * tie_point_dimension (5) * corrected interpolation_configuration description * zone/area rewording * zone/area rewording * multiple mappings * multiple mappings * multiple mappings * typos and some minor rewording suggestions * format * spell check * markup style * example formatting * example formatting * example formatting * example formatting Co-authored-by: AndersMS <63056394+AndersMS@users.noreply.github.com>
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Appendix G, Revision History contains two different styles of section reference:
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Do we care about preserving this difference? Would it be OK if all the section references followed the first style, as elsewhere in the document?
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