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New publication workflow at W3C — main component
The first line on a manifest is considered the main HTML file of the spec, and it'll be renamed `Overview.html` regardless of its original name. What if there _is_ an...
It's not clear to me what happens after the token is acquired from W3C staff? Where does the token go?
From [Bert's whishlist](https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-pubrules-comments/2015Sep/0000.html) > Readable error messages, preferably a format close to what compilers > generate, so you can use them inside Emacs or some other IDE. > > An...
- Show number of attempts/successes/failures in a chart. - Show publications per week; soften up the curve rounding up by neighbours. - Add “latest _n_ attempts”, to focus on what...
Extend the definition of registered URL to deal with "compatible URLs" that aren't always identical
As discussed in #31. One possible use case (of many): the URL registered with the token was `https://github.com/wg/`, but the URLs intended for publication are going to be in different...
Echidna lets groups publish even during W3C moratoria. Those (few, short) periods exist for good reasons. Even if publication is possible w/o human intervention now, I think Echidna should honour...
Recent updates to the navigation-timing repository [broke the test suite](https://travis-ci.org/w3c/echidna/jobs/76927367) (fixed [here](https://github.com/w3c/echidna/commit/ee516cbd091349cf50a0183a6e9d5d9c93f7abd3)). The test suite shouldn't rely on these.
Every time there's a new version of the [navigation timing 2 spec](http://www.w3.org/TR/navigation-timing-2/) we have to [manually update the metadata for the `navigation-timing-2` test](https://github.com/w3c/echidna/commits/master/test/drafts/navigation-timing-2/meta.json) to avoid an error in the test...
There is no interaction between W3C's internal systems and the token checker, apart from storing things in W3C's MySQL database. As #190 shows, it has its own set of issues....
