Fix and improve processing of IETF specs #1138
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Take 3 :)
PR #1135 actually had a couple of issues that made the code essentially useless because it only ran on a handful of IETF specs:
Fixing these problems yielded a new issue: the assumption that HTTP WG specs are always available under
httpwg.org
turns out to be wrong. Also, there are other specs that are not published by the HTTP WG but that still have anhttpwg.org
version. The code now looks at the actual list of specs in the underlying GitHub repository: https://github.com/httpwg/httpwg.github.io.As a result, the nightly URL of all IETF specs that have an
httpwg.org
version now targets that version, implementing the suggestion in #933 (see that issue for the list of affected specs). A companion PR was sent to Specref to implement a similar switch there:tobie/specref#766
The code also looks at the obsolescence data in datatracker and sets the
standing
andobsoletedBy
properties accordingly. This fixes #327.