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EPP: drop support for ddoc format legaldocs #270
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I guess docs should be updated as well? At least this one https://github.com/internetee/registry/blob/master/doc/epp/contact.md |
@artur-beljajev Yes you are correct, any reference to ddoc as supported legaldoc file format should be removed. Updated the description. |
What browsers do we support? |
Good questions - all the latest and greatest: Chrome, Safari, Firefox, MS Edge |
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№ 2: Agree. It is pointed to branch "epp-xml-6" of epp-xml gem now. Note it must be pointed back to master once tested and before merging. |
@artur-beljajev please move schema and schema validation updates to separate branch so we could move only registry level validation updates to production and keep schema updates back until we have more reasons to require updates on registrars' side. |
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"ddoc" format is now removed from registrar UI (from domains and contacts). It turns out that I actually can only apply this change to front-end, since removing ddoc from backend also affects EPP schema. Front-end validation is guaranteed to work in the latest versions of Chrome and Firefox. |
See branch "registry-270-no-schema" |
merge conflicts on staging: |
Merged |
still the same, can add legaldocs in ddoc format using the portal for registrars (/registrar/domains/edit?domain_name=...) no problem. The branch is merged and deployed - portal version 6a090ab - that is the latest staging version. |
partly solved and in production |
legaldocs in ddoc digital signature container format are not accepted by the registry any more. (deprecated and replaced by bdoc container format).
some other updates might be necessary on the registry side as well. ie epp doc
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