Move Web Animations out of normative references #365

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1. AmeliaBR commented on Nov 10, 2017

   

   AmeliaBR

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   I think this was made normative because of the sections related to the interaction of Web Animations and Use-element shadow trees:

   https://svgwg.org/svg2-draft/struct.html#UseAnimations
   https://svgwg.org/svg2-draft/struct.html#InterfaceShadowAnimation
2. boggydigital

   added this to the SVG 2.0 Recommendation milestone on Jun 11, 2018
3. boggydigital commented on Jun 11, 2018

   

   boggydigital

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   Not blocking updated 2.0 CR publication - assigning 2.0 Recommendation milestone to clean this up before 2.0 REC
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5. svgeesus commented on Oct 15, 2018

   

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   The Web Animations API [web-animations-1] and the SVG Animations specification [svg-animation] define non-CSS ways to animate attributes and styles on targetted elements without directly manipulating DOM properties (see the Animation appendix for details). User agents that implement those features must ensure that all animations that apply to an element in a referenced document subtree also apply to instances of that element in a use-element shadow tree, as described in this section.

   Use of 'must' is clearly normative, although 'user agents that implement' makes it conditional.

   This one can be closed, web animations is still used normatively.
6. svgeesus

   closed this as completedon Oct 15, 2018