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chore: Allow more GitHub-pages style domains #344
chore: Allow more GitHub-pages style domains #344
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The added domains serve the GitHub pages equivalents of GitLab and Codeberg. As adjustments[1] to the i-d-template come in that facilitate more diverse hosting, users will want to diff draft versions from there. [1]: martinthomson/i-d-template#398
I'm unfamiliar with the definition of "semantic" or "conventional" that is used by the CI checker (for neither are terms defined for git); please suggest an acceptable commit title or point me to the relevant documentation. |
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@chrysn You can find more about conventional commits here: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/ But it's all good since we squash and merge, we can change the final commit massage. |
Add new allowed domains from ietf-tools/author-tools#344
Add new allowed domains from ietf-tools/author-tools#344
The entry added in ietf-tools#344 was incorrectly using the plural TLD, when the actual TLD is singular ".page".
The entry added in #344 was incorrectly using the plural TLD, when the actual TLD is singular ".page".
The added domains serve the GitHub pages equivalents of GitLab and Codeberg. As adjustments1 to the i-d-template come in that facilitate more diverse hosting, users will want to diff draft versions from there.