"validate" command accepts broken application IDs #426
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We were using the wrong configuration to substitute the application ID. But appstream-glib validate should have caught this, but didn't: hughsie/appstream-glib#426
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We were using the wrong configuration to substitute the application ID. But appstream-glib validate should have caught this, but didn't: hughsie/appstream-glib#426
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Due to a bug in the build system, an appdata file with a broken ID was generated (
<id>.desktop</id>) and theappstream-glib validatecommand happily accepted it. It should have failed.File attached as a text file.
org.gnome.Totem.Devel.appdata.xml.txt
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