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If you have a population with a state variable property, and you leave the state variable initial value un-set, (that is you don't choose FixedValue, Random or List) then the model.xml is saved with a property that looks like this:
<Property name="a" dimension="?"/>
which fails validation. This will become an issue after I've pushed the new xmllinting code in SpineML_2_BRAHMS/convert_script_s2b. Flag @mondus@ajc158
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If you have a population with a state variable property, and you leave the state variable initial value un-set, (that is you don't choose FixedValue, Random or List) then the model.xml is saved with a property that looks like this:
which fails validation. This will become an issue after I've pushed the new xmllinting code in SpineML_2_BRAHMS/convert_script_s2b. Flag @mondus @ajc158
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: