Fix gfc imports to local/relative xsds #35
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LGTM, thanks @shane-axiom ! @ejbleys could we merge this? |
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@ronaldtse Thanks, also just to be clear only one of #35 or #36 should be merged, depending on if local/relative or remote imports are preferred. |
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#35 has been merged. Thanks @shane-axiom @srstclair ! |
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Thanks
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#35 has been merged. Thanks @shane-axiom @srstclair !
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Updates gfc 0.1 imports to use local/relative xsds instead of http://standards.iso.org/ittf/PubliclyAvailableStandards/ISO_19139_Schemas/, which doesn't exist anymore.
Fixes #34