Fix invalid XML#13
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I ran this command to validate XML:
find . -name '*.opml' -print0 | xargs -0 -I '{}' xmllint --valid '{}' --noout 2>&1 | egrep -v "(no DTD)|(opml version)|( \^)"
This ignores DTD messages, which aren't technically XML validation
errors.
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Hey folks, awesome list!
I've also noticed issues with invalid XML in the OPML files. I've gone through each OPML file and manually fixed problems. I stripped extra quotes, converted
&to&, stripped out HTML tags, and removed special characters like newlines.I've validated the output using:
This ignores DTD error messages, which aren't technically validation problems.
I've also run the fix-up script in #2, which normalizes a couple minor things.
I've also noticed that many feed URLs are now returning errors. I'm considering replacing or removing those. Is this project interested in third party contributors, or would it be best for me to continue work in a fork?
Thanks for releasing this list!