Trailing slash on void element becomes part of the attribute name

[austinw-fineart]

1. Description

In the HTML standard, the trailing slash can exist on a void element with no effect, except when directly preceded by unquoted attribute values. Therefore the following is valid HTML:
<input id=foo disabled/>
However, HAP will parse this as having an attribute named disabled/ which is incorrect. The trailing slash should only be parsed as part of an unquoted attribute's value, such as <input id=foo disabled=/> and produce the attribute (name: "disabled", value: "/")

2. Exception

N/A

3. Fiddle or Project

https://dotnetfiddle.net/aAyPFj

4. Any further technical details

• HAP version: 1.11.53
• NET version: net7.0

[JonathanMagnan]

Hello @austinw-fineart

Thank you for reporting, my developer will look at this issue to fix it.

Best Regards,

Jon

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[JonathanMagnan]

Hello @austinw-fineart ,

The v1.11.54 has been released.

This issue should now be fixed in this version. The / will not be part of the attribute name anymore.

Best Regards,

Jon

[austinw-fineart]

Much appreciated! Can confirm, closing as fixed.