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Co-authored-by: Ieben Smessaert <smessie@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Ieben Smessaert <smessie@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Ieben Smessaert <smessie@users.noreply.github.com>
feat: update test specification
- I envision that the spec tests can only test a tree:Node (basic elements of the Tree), or a part of the full tree graph, therefore I made these two categories in the conformance points. - The tests, in my view, need to emphasize the minimum requirements of a TREE implementation (the content of the TREE). - I included the generated HTML in the PR as well. Please feel free to comment on the current version. I would like to collect feedback on the current format and will remove the HTML once the PR is settled.
fix; merge the update of the main branch
refine
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Hey @rorlic, please feel free to leave comments on this PR based on our earlier discussion during the W3C meeting. I’ll make sure to take them into account for future improvements of this PR. Thanks! |
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| ## Traverse Search Tree: Relation Handling ## {#relation-handling} |
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I would make these test cases optional to implement: depends on the goals of the client which relations it wants to support. However, the test cases are important: we need to be able to point to the fact that a client does support a specific type of relation and thus point at those specific test cases
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Marked the optional(s).
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TODO: Also remove the performance part of testing from the PR, or organize it better. |
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