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I think it would be slightly more accurate to say that "trailing slash after
scheme
should be removed" since it's more associated with that field than the schema.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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or perhaps "all trailing slashes after
scheme
should be removed" ? BTW, do these descriptions need to refer to both the scheme and the colon ':' separator, since the slashes follow not just the scheme but the scheme and its colon separator? Or is that unneeded detail?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I used
leading
(or I suppose we could use preceding) because of the colon separator. If we said "trailing slash after schema" I think that would apply topkg////:
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That's how I'd interpret it as well. 👍
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Ha, in
pkg////:
I understandpkg
is the scheme field,////
are trailing slashes, and:
is the separator between scheme and type :-) The separators, in my view, don't really belong to any of the components.