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Change from dot delimiter to slash delimiter #117

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UlfBj opened this issue Aug 13, 2019 · 1 comment
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Change from dot delimiter to slash delimiter #117

UlfBj opened this issue Aug 13, 2019 · 1 comment

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UlfBj commented Aug 13, 2019

Using slash (/) as delimiter instead of dot (.) enables direct use of the VSS path in URIs. E. g. in the case of using HTTP as the transport protocol for communication of VSS data, the VSS path naturally becomes a part of the URL. According to the RFC 2396 the path component of a URI must not include the dot character, and the de-facto delimiter for URI path segments is of course the slash.
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decision: keep dot notation

slawr added a commit to slawr/vehicle_signal_specification that referenced this issue Feb 8, 2022
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vss-tools: update to current master commit
14e5942 
Update the vss-tools submodule to the current master commit to get
various improvements including the change of 'enum' to 'allowed' in the
rule set.

Submodule vss-tools 579c58f..0894e95:
  > Fixing versioning according to packaging guides
  > Adding FAQ
  > vspec2binary.py enum name replaced by allowed.
  > Binary tool enum name replaced by allowed.
  > [CORE] Move from `enum` to `allowed`
  > Adding support for types listed in vehicle-signal-specification in (COVESA#134)
  > Feature/validate nameing conventions (COVESA#128)
  > [BUILD] Python version updated to 3.8.12
  > [BUILD] Move from `requirements.txt` to `Pipfile`
  > go module version update.
  > Use argparse for YAML generation. Allow optional strict checking (COVESA#117)
  > Removing dead code in csv generator (COVESA#126)
  > Removing obsolete entries from VSS-tools (COVESA#124)

Signed-off-by: Stephen Lawrence <stephen.lawrence@renesas.com>
@slawr slawr mentioned this issue Feb 8, 2022
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danielwilms pushed a commit that referenced this issue Feb 9, 2022
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vss-tools: update to current master commit
5902355 
Update the vss-tools submodule to the current master commit to get
various improvements including the change of 'enum' to 'allowed' in the
rule set.

Submodule vss-tools 579c58f..0894e95:
  > Fixing versioning according to packaging guides
  > Adding FAQ
  > vspec2binary.py enum name replaced by allowed.
  > Binary tool enum name replaced by allowed.
  > [CORE] Move from `enum` to `allowed`
  > Adding support for types listed in vehicle-signal-specification in (#134)
  > Feature/validate nameing conventions (#128)
  > [BUILD] Python version updated to 3.8.12
  > [BUILD] Move from `requirements.txt` to `Pipfile`
  > go module version update.
  > Use argparse for YAML generation. Allow optional strict checking (#117)
  > Removing dead code in csv generator (#126)
  > Removing obsolete entries from VSS-tools (#124)

Signed-off-by: Stephen Lawrence <stephen.lawrence@renesas.com>
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