Add examples of how module maps are keyed #2193
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This transposes some of the wisdom from #443 (comment) into the spec.
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| <pre>import "https://example.com/module.js"; | ||
| import "https://example.com/module.js#map-buster"; | ||
| import "https://example.com/%6dodule.js"; |
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I think currently in Chrome this will be normalized. I currently think the URL Standard will end up not normalizing it, but who knows what the future brings so might be best to leave this example out.
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Hmm OK. Are there other examples of things that most servers interpret as equivalent but don't involve fragments (or queries)? I thought that was a nice point made in #443 (comment)
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This is the only one for paths I think.
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hosts works fine too :). But I guess I can find many examples of host canonicalization on my own.
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Hosts normalize during parsing. Before we normalized IP addresses during parsing there was that ability, but no longer.
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Thanks! This clarification is very helpful. |
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@annevk mind reviewing this again? |
This transposes some of the wisdom from
#443 (comment) into the
spec.
/cc @dominiccooney @nyaxt