Closed mttrbrts closed 5 years ago
How do those appear on the published model library page?
I'm glad that you asked, it seems that I missed this file altogether! https://5d08f534bd97ad00090c6522--accordproject-models.netlify.com/time@0.2.0.html
Have we tested import in Cicero with this naming scheme?
Yes, I just tried this with latedeliveryandpenalty, all looks good. cicero parse
downloaded and cached the time model properly.
How do those appear on the published model library page?
I'm glad that you asked, it seems that I missed this file altogether! https://5d08f534bd97ad00090c6522--accordproject-models.netlify.com/time@0.2.0.html
It would be nice if we could identify the latest version more easily.
Also, it doesn't seem to pick up all the versions? (I see only one loan?)
It would be nice if we could identify the latest version more easily.
I'll make a small change to the show the full name in the library list for now. Eventually, these can be collapsed like on the templates pages.
Also, it doesn't seem to pick up all the versions? (I see only one loan?)
This is because the new loan model has a dependency on a model that doesn't yet exist. Perhaps I should have released each of these changes separately? That's not ideal if the changes really are related.
It would be nice if we could identify the latest version more easily.
I'll make a small change to the show the full name in the library list for now. Eventually, these can be collapsed like on the templates pages.
Also, it doesn't seem to pick up all the versions? (I see only one loan?)
This is because the new loan model has a dependency on a model that doesn't yet exist. Perhaps I should have released each of these changes separately? That's not ideal if the changes really are related.
That's a little bit confusing, but maybe we can fix those after the PR has been merged? The build.js
script should probably be fixed.
I've made a change to the build script to add the version parsed from the filename.
Parsing the filename to extract the version string is pretty straightforward:
filename.split("@").pop().slice(0,-4);
Updates to various models in accordance with the new versioning scheme (#15).
time@0.2.0
is a re-release ofv2/time.cto
to bring it into line with the new versioning scheme.money@0.2.0
usesDigitalMonetaryAmount
rather thanCrytoMonetaryAmount
loan@0.2.0.cto
is fixed to address a typo. Fixes #34 .time@0.2.0
andmoney@0.2.0