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@Lorenzovagliano Lorenzovagliano commented Oct 9, 2024

Made it so that compliance_checks receives a parameter in order to determine whether an Article is being updated. If so, it treats articles published before 2023 normally rather than marking them as compliant.

#366 (cern-sis/issues-scoap3#366)

@Lorenzovagliano Lorenzovagliano force-pushed the #366-compliance-find-solution-for-updated-artciles-published-2023 branch from 7f47b76 to 3103fe0 Compare October 14, 2024 12:40
@Lorenzovagliano Lorenzovagliano changed the title #366 compliance: find solution for updated artciles published <2023 #366 compliance: find solution for updated articles published <2023 Mar 14, 2025
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…termine whether and Article is being updated. If so, it treats articles published before 2023 normally rather than marking them as compliant.

signed-off-by: vaglianolorenzo@gmail.com
@Lorenzovagliano Lorenzovagliano force-pushed the #366-compliance-find-solution-for-updated-artciles-published-2023 branch from ac320fc to 898159a Compare May 14, 2025 14:57
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