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Based on issue 894, I've reviewed each of the HTML elements and their allowed ARIA roles & aria-* attributes and have made multiple updates to align the HTML spec with the information provided in the latest editor's draft of ARIA in HTML.

update the allowed roles and aria attributes for various elements to better match the ARIA in HTML specification.
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These changes all look good to me - thank you for this effort.

Would you please add an entry to the changes.include list noting that there was a significant update and pointing to this PR, to help external reviewers?

@scottaohara scottaohara changed the title Update HTML spec to match ARIA in HTML spec Fix discrepancies between HTML and ARIA in HTML specs Jan 4, 2018
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Hi @chaals

I updated the change.include per your request.

Also, I spoke with @stevefaulkner this morning and I'm going to be adding in the missing dpub roles that are in the ARIA in HTML spec, but are not currently present in the HTML spec.

I'll get those as part of this PR asap.

add the DPub roles from ARIA in HTML
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@stevefaulkner & @chaals I have added the DPub roles from ARIA in HTML spec to this PR.

Unless there is anything else to add or any fixes/updates I need to make, I think this is set?

Thanks

@LJWatson LJWatson merged commit 22b2c47 into w3c:master Jan 14, 2018
plehegar pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 14, 2018
@scottaohara scottaohara deleted the issue-894-update-aria-in-html branch January 14, 2018 13:22
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