remove wildcard in xpath selector to fix ValueSet validation error#224
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This fixes the XMLSpy problem.
Has anyone got Oxygen, MS tools etc to check it doesn't cause problems in those.
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As discussed and decided during SG7 meeting on 25.03.2026:
xml spy seems to throw the following error:
idc-selector-no-match:`` the selector './/siri:Values/siri:*' of identity constraint definition 'TypeOfValue_unique' doesn't match within the content model of element declaration 'ValueSet'.For identity constraints, the selector xpath must seemingly be a restricted xpath that the schema processor can statically verify against the content model. Currently the expression contains "//" (descendant-or-self axis abbreviation) and "" (wildcard element name). Some schema validators cannot prove that this selector corresponds to elements allowed by the content model of ValueSet due to the wildcard selector siri:.
Unfortunately I don't have xml spy to validate but an explicit selector should fix the error.