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Make it easy to validate data about specs #158
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I agree with the goal. I think it is a mistake to split the specification names from the rest of the specification data, and is just a side effect of how the KumaScript macro was used. We can fix that with this transition. Here's how I would do it:
The benefit to this method is that you don't have to coordinate KumaScript and data releases, but instead deal with a little data duplication between repos while things are shaking out. |
Also merge status, names and urls in a single source based on feedback at mdn/data#158 (comment)
given the update to mdn/kumascript#557 maybe we're better off closing this pull request for now? |
Also merge status, names and urls in a single source based on feedback at mdn/data#158 (comment)
Spring cleaning this repo & am closing due to age and archiving of kumascript. |
The W3C community has built over time a series of tools and APIs that enable to determine a number of MDN-relevant information about specs (including title, editors and TR URLs, statuses, github repos, test suites).
To make it easier to use these tools to verify and update the data currently used in MDN (and currently hosted in kumascript macros https://github.com/mdn/kumascript/blob/master/macros/spec2.ejs & https://github.com/mdn/kumascript/blob/master/macros/SpecName.ejs, it would be much easier if the data was kept separated from the template themselves.
I have provided pull requests to that effect: #157 and mdn/kumascript#557
This issue is raised to discuss the goals and approaches as requested.
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