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I've got nothing against this change, but it won't fix:
This comes out of the {{Specifications}} macro, which IIRC at least used to use the https://www.npmjs.com/package/browser-specs package to look up the spec name from its URL. It looks like RFC 7240 is not included in https://github.com/w3c/browser-specs/blob/main/specs.json, perhaps we could file an issue to request it? (that's assuming {{Specifications}} does still use browser-specs. I don't know where the code for it is any more). |
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I filed w3c/browser-specs#2282, let's see what happens :). |
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Thanks! If this relies on Edit: nvm, w3c/browser-specs#2283 got merged. 🎉 |
🎉 I don't know how long it will take for MDN to pick up a new version of browser-specs, but when it does we can see if that fixes this issue. |
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👍 thank you @LiviaMedeiros !

Description
Add RFC 7240 to the known specs list.
Motivation
This RFC is referenced as
spec-urlsin related pages:Prefer,Preference-Applied, but shows up asUnknown specification.