Previous update missed the "MSE" alias that was hiding in biblio.json. The alias targets media-source, which means it now targets media-source-2. That's good but means that Specref can no longer resolve MSE-YYYYMMDD refs to the dated level 1 versions.
In turn, that makes tests fail. +1 for the consistency tests. -1 for the ability to alias names in different places!
This update creates the missing references as aliases explicitly, fixing tests.
I guess this shows that a more generic mechanism might be needed... but is not trivial ;)
Ah, but tests will only pass when the w3c.json file gets updated... I'll push the update manually to make sure that I'm not breaking something else again...
Previous update missed the "MSE" alias that was hiding in
biblio.json
. The alias targetsmedia-source
, which means it now targetsmedia-source-2
. That's good but means that Specref can no longer resolveMSE-YYYYMMDD
refs to the dated level 1 versions.In turn, that makes tests fail. +1 for the consistency tests. -1 for the ability to alias names in different places!
This update creates the missing references as aliases explicitly, fixing tests.
I guess this shows that a more generic mechanism might be needed... but is not trivial ;)