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Change redundant 'text' entry to 'name' in ld+json example for Question #1799

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@fisxoj fisxoj commented Nov 20, 2017

Hello! I did a quick look around for contribution guidelines, and hopefully this is simple enough not to be too much trouble, regardless.

The example for Question had the field text twice. I believe the first entry is supposed to be name, based on the other examples for the same item.

@fisxoj fisxoj changed the title Change redundant 'text' entry to 'name' in ld+json example Change redundant 'text' entry to 'name' in ld+json example for Questino Nov 20, 2017
@fisxoj fisxoj changed the title Change redundant 'text' entry to 'name' in ld+json example for Questino Change redundant 'text' entry to 'name' in ld+json example for Question Nov 20, 2017
@chaals chaals merged commit 5211bc8 into schemaorg:master Nov 21, 2017
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chaals commented Nov 21, 2017

Yes, spot on. Thank you!

@fisxoj fisxoj deleted the fix-question-example branch November 21, 2017 13:56
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This is a landmark PR. Thank you for all your hard work!!

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Note that errors like this are actually detected in Travis-CI: https://travis-ci.org/schemaorg/schemaorg, although these have only been in as unexamined warnings for some time, due to the volume of examples having semantic or syntactic problems (most of the syntactic problems have been found, at least). The idea would be to eventually make errors fail CI, which would prevent a PR from being merged until corrected, and thus not introduce new example errors.

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