Handle sitemap XML parse error as warning #516
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Merged except the recursive parsing change which is another issue (perhaps the same as #513) and added as a todo note. |
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Merged -> close it. |
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I've added a warning type, and we are catching a expat parser error and relaying it as a warning, rather than resulting in an internal error. resolve #506.
I've reopened this as a pull request since I had to branch it to do other work... Sorry for my github noobness.