#1006: EPUB 3.3 Recommendation with Candidate Corrections 2024-10-17 > 2024-12-19

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Opened Oct 17, 2024

こんにちは TAG-さん!

The Publishing Maintenance Working Group[1] has just published an updated version of the EPUB 3.3 Recommendation with Candidate Corrections:

The Working Group would ask for an official horizontal review concentrating on the candidate changes before going to the Proposed Corrections phase (which also involves an AC review). (The "base" version of the Recommendation has already been reviewed by the TAG.)

The candidate changes, with a reference to the relevant issue discussions, are:

See also the change log [2].

For information, the Working Group would like to issue a Proposed Corrections version before the end of the current year. We would appreciate it if your review would be done within that timeframe.

[1] https://www.w3.org/groups/wg/pm [2] https://www.w3.org/TR/2024/REC-epub-33-20241017/#change-log

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Discussed Nov 1, 2024 (See Github)

Matthew from an A11Y perspective we are happy with it so no additional input.

Discussed Dec 1, 2024 (See Github)

Hadley: ready to close. Most of the changes aren't architectural, Jeffrey picked up one which was the change came from using wrong definition of whitespace - infra definition instead of xml - so they changed that and Jeffrey filed an issue with whatwg to give them a heads up if they want to clarify the language in infra.

Matthew: APA reviewed and it looks good to them.

Hadley: the point Jeffrey raised - there was confusion and we provided some guidance.

Thank you for bringing this our way. We've filed a (PR regarding one minor point on white space)[https://github.com/whatwg/infra/pull/649]. However on the whole, we don't think there are any architectural concerns here. Thanks for flying TAG.

we agree to close as satisfied with the above comment

Comment by @hadleybeeman Dec 18, 2024 (See Github)

Thank you for bringing this our way. We've filed a PR regarding one minor point on white space. However on the whole, we don't think there are any architectural concerns here. Thanks for flying TAG. ✨