Hierarchical tags #99
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July 29, 2015 22:43
- tags can now be tagged with other tags, making it possible to create tag hierarchies. These hierarchies are shown in the HTML5 report - the JSON report now represents tags more efficiently avoiding duplication of data. - the HTML5 report generator now generates a separate tags.js file that contains all tag definitions - beside supporting hierarchical tags now, the HTML5 App is largely refactored with this commit. Splitting its functionality into multiple files for better maintainability. This should not be visible to the end user though.
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This PR implements hierarchical tags, which means that tags can be tagged by other tags, forming a hierarchy of tags. This is, for example, useful to structure features hierarchically.