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We add an example of statically generated TEA service. Signed-off-by: Piotr P. Karwasz <[email protected]>
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A couple of general thoughts on the PR...
I mention the above not as suggestion to change anything in the JSON but to observe that what is there already tells a good story that might be the basis of some explanation in a README. Something that illustrates the value that can be extracted from the data. In follow up on Slack and in the WG meeting, @ppkarwasz observed...
...to which I would add "Do we need a CLE event type for Separately, Piotr also observed that we will need additional examples from other ecosystems. |
Let's wait until this follows the specs |
re: CLE usage, think its totally fine to use a mock version of CLE even if we're not done yet. Happy to see an effort to make it used! I haven't been keep up with TEA development. However, the CLE spec for a product will cover many different versions of a product? It could cover Bootstrap 2.x and 3.x. It could just cover a list of minor versions. So I think attaching a CLE to a specific version like a leaf version would be incorrect here if that is whats happening. CLE specifically should not be attached to version of something. It should live alongside or be attached to a product or a component if that makes sense, that can describe many or all versions of the product. |
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I perfectly agree and that is why my TEA Leaves point to minor versions. If TEA Leaves end up being single releases, than the CLE information does not make sense. |
This adds an example of statically generated TEA service.
This example does not follow the currently published OpenAPI, but tries to be up-to-date with the Koala Work Camp calls.