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GEDKeeper uses 5.5.1 version header, but at the same time uses _LOC tag, and top-level predefined locations which were first introduced in 5.5.5. Shouldn't the VERS tag say 5.5.5 ?
1 GEDC
2 VERS 5.5.1
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As described in the copyright notice of GEDCOM 5.5.5 and on https://wiki.genealogy.net/GEDCOM/Spezifikation555 the GEDCOM 5.5.5 specification is not published by the Latter-Day Saints and therefore somewhat "unofficial".
The same - of course - applies to GEDCOM_5.5EL, which is published by the Gedcom-L working group of Genealogy.net.
Because GEDCOM_5.5EL strictly uses the extension mechanisms of GEDCOM 5.5.1 I would recommend to keep the version header 5.5.1 - at least that is not errorneous. When changing to 5.5.5 I am not quite sure about that.
I've been thinking about creating a set of feature switches for a long time. So that experienced users can disable partially or completely non-standard features, it may also be worth adding a choice of the output version of the standard.
This would simplify a lot, IMHO. We can think together about a list of features to disable: additional types of records (tasks, communications, research), locations, additional types of events/facts, and everything else.
GEDKeeper uses 5.5.1 version header, but at the same time uses
_LOC
tag, and top-level predefined locations which were first introduced in 5.5.5. Shouldn't theVERS
tag say 5.5.5 ?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: