Question: How/when does a check id differ from rule id in results object ?
See original GitHub issueresults object doc states that Check ids may be the same as Rule ids
. This is a bit confusing.
Would be helpful if more info is provided
- When are the rule vs check ids different ?
- Is there a list of check ids documented similar to the list of rules ?
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I’m unsure about the exact uses of
data
. I know I’ve seen it used a lot in color-contrast rules to say exactly why the element couldn’t be determined for color-contrast. I’m also unaware of if there’s a pattern with how it’s used.Sorry, couldn’t be as helpful with that one. Maybe @WilcoFiers or @dylanb can answer.
They’re used in a few rules.
all
is used inaria-valid-attr-value
andautocomplete-valid
for example, andnone
is used inaria-roles
andvideo-caption
(as well as others)