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Using current version of Roma, if I rename an element from its page (e.g., http://www.tei-c.org/Roma/startroma.php?mode=changeElement&element=abbr&module=core\), an empty ns= attribute is added to the <elementSpec>, thus generating a schema that has the element in question not only with a new local name (desired) but in no namespace (very bad).
Using current version of Roma, if I rename an element from its page (e.g., http://www.tei-c.org/Roma/startroma.php?mode=changeElement&element=abbr&module=core\), an empty ns= attribute is added to the <elementSpec>, thus generating a schema that has the element in question not only with a new local name (desired) but in no namespace (very bad).
This does not happen if I rename the element from the module tab (e.g., http://www.tei-c.org/Roma/startroma.php?mode=changeModule&module=core\)
So, to generate this problem:
=> <elementSpec module="core" ident="abbr" mode="change" ns="">
<altIdent>abbreviation</altIdent>
</elementSpec>
tei_abbr = element abbreviation {
where it should have
tei_abbr = element ns1:abbreviation {
Original comment by: @sydb
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