Hi Alice, Thank you for the explanation. You are correct that <country>United States of America / Spain</country> causes a warning and silently drops the country line — which arguably should be an error and not compile…
However, using <postalLine> instead works cleanly. Could you please make the following change? Replace: <country>United States of America</country> With: <postalLine>United States of America / Spain</postalLine> This produces the desired output: Carlos Pignataro Blue Fern Consulting United States of America / Spain Email: [email protected] Thank you! Carlos. > On Jun 18, 2026, at 7:07 PM, Alice Russo <[email protected]> wrote: > > Re: >> United States of America / Spain > > FYI, although it's possible to force that to appear by using the postalLine > element instead of the country element, the RPC prefers to use the country > element to hold this data. That said, xml2rfc isn't able to handle the > following (or two country elements) as input: > <country>United States of America / Spain</country> > > It gives this warning: >> Warning: Country lookup failed for <country>United States of America / >> Spain</country>. Use --country-help to show recognized country names and >> codes > > It generates an output file that does not contain the country line at all. > So, the document remains with "United States of America". Please let us know > if you would like any further changes (i.e., no country at all, or change to > "Spain" only).
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