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Signed-off-by: chrispy DITA (Darwin Information Typing Architecture) is an XML-based documentation standard. This pull request seeks to make DITA file extensions (`*.dita`, `*.ditamap`, `*.ditaval`) known to `ripgrep`. Relevant resources include:...

Branch filtering processes nested-topic topic files multiple times

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## Expected Behavior When branch filtering is applied to a topic with nested subtopics: ``` Test Map ``` the `branch-filter` step should process each topic file a single time: ```...

Fix for #3967, cross-reference to footnote is double-wrapped in `<sup>`

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## Description In `html5` and `xhtml` output, avoid double-wrapping an `` to a `` in ``. ## Motivation and Context Fixes #3967. ## How Has This Been Tested? Given the...

For `--project` publishing, `dita.temp.dir` should default to /tmp/<tempdir> in linux

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## Description In linux, when a map is published directly, `dita.temp.dir` defaults to a unique directory in /tmp: ``` $ dita -i map.ditamap -f html5 -verbose ...omitted... [echo] dita.temp.dir=/tmp/temp20220803100015319 ```...

`processing-role="resource-only"` does not cascade downward in map

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## Expected Behavior In a map, I have two versions of the same topic file (topic2.dita): * The unpublished version is resource-only without a key definition. * The published version...

## Expected Behavior If I have a non-`@id` footnote: ``` Footnote ABC ``` and an `@id` footnote with references to it: ``` Footnote DEF ``` then the published HTML5 results...

A <mapref> with a @keys attribute is processed incorrectly

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## Expected Behavior If `` elements have the `@keys` attribute defined:  then publishing should yield the same results as if `@keys` was not defined. ## Actual Behavior The content...

wrap <note> body content in its own <span> (to match the note title)

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Signed-off-by: chrispy ## Description This change wraps the body content of a `` element in its own ``: ``` Note: This is a note. ``` This is consistent with the...

## Description I just discovered rewrite rules and they are amazing! However, we need some additional functionality to use them. Consider the following DITA content and HTML5 output structure: ...

## Description The DITA-OT is very good about appending suffixes to avoid file name collisions during keyscope/profiling/content-reuse uniquification. However, rewrite rules do not provide this behavior. If rewrite rules result...