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Missmatch between default rules documentation? #907
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The rule-descriptions are accurate. If you look at the tags in that file, some of them are best practices. @WilcoFiers I think the docs didn't get updated when best practices were enabled by default. From API.md:
That begs a larger question, should best practices be turned on by default? |
For those who may be using it for assessing legal compliance, must statements (in particular) can imply a legal requirement and drain resources from addressing issues that are truly legal risks (real WCAG issues). Since not all tools that lean on default settings may surface those you have flagged as best practices, it might be safer to leave them off by default. |
Good point about the docs. I do think Axe-core should run with best practices enabled by default. The most common use of Axe-core is developers using it during feature development. That is where best practices should be used. For compliance best practices should be turned off. |
Just to be sure - this decision was changed with
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I don't think anything has changed about which rules run in 4.0. Since at least 3.0 axe runs all rules except experimental, and that continues through 3.0. The only axe tool that runs experimental rules is axe-coconut. |
Hello all,
in sonarwhal we are using aXe's default options. Per the documentation we thought that we were running only the WCAG 2.0 Level A and Level AA rules:
@aardrian brought us to at attention that this might not be the case in this issue and looking into the rule descriptions it looks like there are more rules running by default.
Can you please confirm what set of rules is being run?
Thanks!
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