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SVG 1.1. references SVG 2 as nightly #312
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One of the consistency rules that we currently enforce is that all spec entries in browser-specs have a I note that the same question exists for IETF specs that @dontcallmedom is adding in #280 and that don't really have a notion of nightly version. |
+1 on having SVG 1.1 use the TR as its nightly; will this create duplicate extracts in reffy though? |
That shouldn't change the list of extract files that Reffy creates. In particular, SVG 1.1 and SVG 2 are part of the same series, so we should continue to have only one CSS/IDL extract named |
Fixes #312. This update required a couple of additional code updates: - in the code that computes the URL of the repository to use the `repository` info if it is specified in `specs.json`. - in the code that computes the `releaseUrl` and `nightlyUrl` to use the current specification in a series as basis for the info (the code happily produced a different nightly URL for SVG 1.1 and SVG 2)
Fixes #312. This update required a couple of additional code updates: - in the code that computes the URL of the repository to use the `repository` info if it is specified in `specs.json`. - in the code that computes the `releaseUrl` and `nightlyUrl` to use the current specification in a series as basis for the info (the code happily produced a different nightly URL for SVG 1.1 and SVG 2)
I think this leads to confusion. I think it would be better if SVG 1.1 wouldn't reference SVG 2 as nightly.
For MDN I'm walking through URLs to find their meta data and so when looking up meta data for the SVG 2 spec, it finds the SVG 2 URLs as nightly URLs in the SVG 1.1 data as well as in the SVG 2 data.
You can also see how the data is somewhat duplicated. I rather need the second data object, because that one has the correct title for SVG 2. I can fix this on the consumer side by always preferring a "main data" over "nightly data" but maybe you want to consider not having SVG 2 set as nightly for SVG 1.1.
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