Fix broken fragment references in spec #818
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This fixes broken and obsolete fragment references in the spec. Most updates are straightforward. A few notes: - `tools.ietf.org` now redirects to `datatracker.ietf.org` - The update drops any link to "handled" in HTML. Not sure where the term was defined but it no longer seems to exist. - "default classic script fetch options" is "default script fetch options" in practice. If "classic" matters, then that term no longer exists! Not done as part of this update, but some of the references can likely be handled directly by Bikeshed without having to define more brittle anchors.
Interesting, for me it actually forwards to https://authors.ietf.org/. |
Ah, indeed, I hadn't noticed that the root URL forwarded somewhere else! I should have been more complete, as in " |
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A couple of comments, but this seems like a strict improvement, thanks!
Agreed that we should use the autorefs more often; sometimes we're poking at deep parts of specs that intentionally aren't exported, but at least with WebDriver we could export more terms to avoid needing to use so many hardcoded refs.
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| text: Cookie; url: section-5.3 | ||
| text: Cookie store; url: section-5.3 | ||
| spec: RFC6265bis; urlPrefix: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-httpbis-rfc6265bis-05 | ||
| text: Cookie; url: storage-model |
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It feels like this was always linking to the wrong thing. Seems like maybe it should just link to #intro for the definition of a Cookie.
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I updated the link to target the whole RFC (no fragment), which seems good enough?
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I think the "Cookie store" link should revert to targeting section 5.3 which describes how a client stores cookies.
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But a link to the whole document is fine for Cookie.
No real anchor to provide there, just a link to the spec
This fixes broken and obsolete fragment references in the spec.
Most updates are straightforward. A few notes:
tools.ietf.orgnow redirects todatatracker.ietf.orgNot done as part of this update, but some of the references can likely be handled directly by Bikeshed without having to define more brittle anchors.
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