- From: Marcos Caceres <marcosc@opera.com>
- Date: Tue, 29 Sep 2009 18:14:44 +0200
- To: public-webapps <public-webapps@w3.org>
In [1], during the testing workshop, the following assertions were found to be redundant. ---- ta-hDLwfOLcCW: "Given a path that matches the file name field of a file entry within the Zip archive, a user agent must use its support for the [ZIP] specification to decompress (or otherwise extract) the file data of file entry into its original file representation." Agree: I have dropped the word must (it's now a statement of fact: UA's use zip to extract files) ---- ta-VngNBkhUXz: "If the protocol used for acquisition of a potential Zip archive does not provide, or otherwise include, a media type, then a user agent should treat the acquired potential Zip archive as if it has been acquired from a protocol that does not label resources with a media type." I agree that "should" is evil. But I think here it is justified. ---- ta-HTgovPjElK: "During Step 7, a user agent must apply the algorithm to process a configuration document." I don't think this assertions is redundant. It can be tested by having a configuration document that exhaustively tests a UA by having a complex configuration document that covers all test conditions. This tests would be "compound" (as opposed to atomic), but I think it's an important test. --- ta-abcaxtrqOZ: In Step 5, the user agent must apply the algorithm to derive the user agent locales. I agree, this is untestable. --- ta-UJGJCaaFLT: "If this is the first content element, then the user agent must:" I agree, this is redundant as can be merged with the assertion before it. There are actually a few of these which I will eliminate. -- Marcos Caceres http://datadriven.com.au
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