Define "Request URL serialization for reporting"#1028
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This addresses whatwg/html#5454 (comment) made by @domenic. |
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This seems like a good idea!
I wonder if this obsoletes the need for whatwg/url#476 @mikewest? If it doesn't I guess we identified at least one other user of that algorithm.
This is a preliminary change for COEP merging to HTML and fetch specs. We will use the serialization multiple times both in the HTML spec and the fetch spec, so defining the operation here will be benefitial.
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This is a preliminary change for COEP merging to the HTML and fetch specs.
We will use the serialization multiple times both in the HTML spec and
the fetch spec, so defining the operation here will be benefitial.
There's no behavior change.
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