Re: [w3c/browser-payment-api] supportedMethods (URL and enums) (#464)

@marcoscaceres and @domenic,

Good catch. 

The Payment Method Identifer talks about string matching, and distinguishes the enum v. URL case.
In addition, in the URL case, that spec talks about how the URLs are used to fetch payment method manifest files; we are still working those:
 https://w3c.github.io/webpayments/proposals/Payment-Manifest-Proposal.html

For the "match" requirements of Payment Request API, would it be possible to point to the definitions of matching in Payment Request API?

The Payment Method Manifest proposal also plays a role in matching - the user agent fetches the file (in the case of a URL PMI) and determines, for example, which origins are authorized to serve payment apps for that payment method. 

I suggest that we raise as a separate issue: How does the payment method manifest file change Payment Request API?

Ian

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